Two cultures at war.

A basketball sized can that can diffuse up to a typical lightning bolt's worth of energy into gamma rays. In 100 words.

The manifestation of the Queen of Avarice, the Eye of Avarice is a worthy herald of that fell being.

The relic of an old Sorcerer, the Glyph of Tarnos Krae is a window into the past.

When photons bounce off your subs and into my retinas, this is how my headmeats give me numerals.

So you’ve finally done it. With the best of intentions all around the table, your PCs have finally blundered into the blender like curious gerbils, and now they are hopelessly outnumbered and outgunned. They are doomed, unless you unleash Secret GM Gambit #4 on them.

How the Clerics of Stone cheat death.

"Please, there must be something you can do. Oh if he'd just managed to keep his eyes open, two more minutes would have been enough."

'Remember, lad, nothing on this world remains constant, not even the world itself or anything beyond. The only constants ever are the Fabric and time'

Death is the fate of every birth, and life is only a brief loan of light before the eternal darkness swallows us. The remaining years of life have been stolen from the creatures known as Time Zombies, who stalk the living in the hopes of stealing a few more years of precious life.

'Do you feel it?'

'Feel what?'

'Feel... well, never mind, I'm just not feeling well'

A family of semi-retired doomsday cultists, just trying to live a quiet life while tending an apple orchard in the country. Except with complications.

“You will all die for what you have done to me!” Van Torxes hissed. As his face reddened with anger, he stormed out of the room towards his chambers.

The most fearsome creatures ever to be encountered by an adventuring party, and what to do when you do.

-Magnus Eriksson, 2nd Ranger, Queens Shadows.

From Innsmouth to Cthulhutech, a common phrase is “non-Euclidean architecture”. But what is it, and how can it be included in your games in a way that is interesting and fun?

A group of mages that can alter the strength and properties of spells or enchanted items slightly but cannot cast a spell themselves

The tornado hat may look laughable to wear, but it's anything but funny when you're facing the tornado caused by such a hat. If using it, beware, do not spin for too long...

Everyone dies. But delaying that impending sentence is the holy grail. Science, scorcery, and wishful thinking do all in their power to bestow such delays. Be your deeds pure or evil, cheating death is neither easy nor reliable.

“Beware those gems that adventurers try to sell you. Before you know, they turn to fools’ gems”

Everyone knows that firearms are weapons only fit for orcs—smelly, loud, and unreliable. But there are guns made for ogres, too, and the largest of those are called Thunderguns.