Coming soon(ish) from the Red Room: The Sound of Madness, a new World of Bastards scenario by Silvia Clemente. You can find previous releases for Wretched Bastards here:
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/21617/The-Red-Room
There are plenty of pirates in Antillia, the world of Wretched Bastards. The sea life is always enticing scoundrels to set sail on adventurous – and profitable – quests. Scurvy presents you with plot hooks, tables of encounters and stats for marine creatures and other foes. Sail into the Laeppero Sea and explore its islands and secrets. Find out what’s wrong with Husks Key, meet the Dark Elves of Mount Thurgla Vah and fight Captain Barbafuchsia’s pirates.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/397181/World-of-Bastards-Scurvy
Coming next for Wretched Bastards: Scurvy, plot hooks and other ideas for playing pirates in the world of Antilia. Written by Joe Coombs.
The Red Room Store: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/21617/The-Red-Room
Daughters of Darkness is now available in paper format at DrivethruRPG.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/394444/World-of-Bastards-Daughters-of-Darkness
Travelling together purely for their own profit and unreasonable gains, they are a heartless, callous, and fearless bunch of reprobates. They protect, honour and obey purely for their own good. Taking on jobs, slitting throats and hunting orcs just to satisfy their lust for blood. More pre-generated characters for The Seven Bastards, a couple of new locations and random tables by Joe Coombs.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/395731/Deviants–Dirty-Deeds
Wretched Country will do for the western genre what Wretched Bastards does for fantasy: it will be an old-school game meant for playing anti-hero characters. The spaghetti western, already referenced as a source of inspiration for the OSR dark-fantasy Bastards, now takes centre stage. The book will include:
– Wretched rules adapted to play a western game.
– The Devil’s Country a western-themed horror scenario about an international film crew travelling to Spain to shoot a movie believed to be cursed.
– Hellstone, a setting that can be used to run spaghetti, classic or weird west adventures.
