A game mechanic borrowed from Blades in the Dark, a weird dark fantasy game about building gangs in a weird let's go whaling for demons in a sea made of lightning setting. The mechanic is solid though.

A curious old woman

7 vehicles that carry a single passenger in an exposed position, aka motorcycles, though not all have two wheels and a petrol engine

A grey suit is a piece of illegal technology commonly used by spy and intelligence agencies.

By no means a coherent organization, the Rivermen of the Mogamesh are a riverine group of rangers

30 fantastic monsters to find living in a river. No humanoids, no shapeshifters.

A haint is a pursuing ghost, or a ghost that follows or chases the living, and comes from Southern vernacular. In the fantasy setting, a Haint is a semi-corporeal entity that exists, but is neither alive nor dead, and not undead or constructed. They are an enigma.

The Gjallarman are a violent primitive tribe that serves chaos, and are appropriate foes to be fought and slain without moral compunction

The magic tools of the chaotic barbarous Gjallarmen, may be disturbing to sensitive readers.

A five-room dungeon based on inspiration from the Citadel Discord

A nation-state spread across several Trans-Neptunian dwarf planets

Converting Titanfall mechanics and systems into the Cosmic Era/Battletech

You know what you're getting into

Seven more knights for your battlefield, castle, royal court or jousting match.

AKA the Chess Bank, or BidE

Jilsea remains a ruined mausoleum on a distant peninsula, for a thousand years it had been defended by the seven busts, and after they were stolen, the city fell.

Better known as the Dollar Store Military Supplier, the Wish of heavy equipment

7 miners, some of who are deeply poor, others who have enriched themselves from the minerals that they have found under the earth.

Also known as the streams, online, the cognosphere, and a dozen other terrible, dumb, or attempted copyright names, it is the output of the CogNet

The Black Pharaoh Nyarlathotep rules the world. You must find a way to defeat or banish it back to the void. Nyarlathotep is credited to H.P. Lovecraft. Yes, I know about his opinions. No, I will not tolarate any complaining about that fact.