Prepare to be scared, in a fun way!
Love to feel a shiver running down your spine? Longing for a good spooky night? Need a bedtime horror story? We got you covered. The Fear Bundle comes packed with contemporary horror adventures and gaming accessories for tabletop RPGs.
What Is the Fear Bundle?
A collection of eleven indie tabletop RPG supplements from some of the most creative designers, both veterans and first-time authors, all packaged in a beautiful black folder. The bundle’s modular structure allows you to build your own gaming experience and play for weeks with your group or solo: survive in a city ravaged by kaijus, run for your life in a zombie-infested world, fight your way out of corporate horror, overcome a suburban nightmare, and many more horrific adventures.
The bundle features a mix of system-neutral and Liminal Horror supplements, and it’s packaged in a beautiful, black stock folder illustrated by Evangeline Gallagher. All zines and supplements come with a complimentary PDF copy plus a Liminal Horror PDF.
Bundle Contents:
Metroskate Bloodbath - Pamphlet by Logan Dean
SKATE OR DIE. When a mysterious tone takes over the minds of everyone in the local skating rink, you and your friends must brave its psychedelic effects before it spreads to the whole town. Designed for Liminal Horror or any modern horror RPG.
Sodastone - Gatefold pamphlet by Alfred Valley
The music at the Sodastone always kills. Especially tonight. Sodastone is a small-town, small-form Liminal Horror music horror adventure mystery of strange tapes and rituals disguised as a gig flier.
UNIT DH-17 - A5 mini-zine by IKo
A small, ordinary prefab suburban house hides subterranean flesh abominations. You shouldn’t have accepted that babysitting gig! This suburban horror minidungeon, is the first adventure released for the upcoming The Lost Bay RPG.
The Vanished - A3 foldable map/dungeon by Josh Domanski
The Digital Transformation Department is typically a hive of activity. But its occupants are gone, vanished into thin air. The only clue to their disappearance lies in a power surge that cascaded through the building, shorting out critical systems. A corporate horror dungeon.
Inventory Card System - Set of 4 b&w inventory cards.
Liminal Colossus - A5 concertina, by Mynar Lenahan
The final Doom Clock has filled. The Liminal Colossus rises from beneath the sea. The city is decimated, with people trying to rebuild what they can. How will survivors adapt to this strange, new era for humanity? This systemless supplement provides setting and gameplay guidelines for a post-kaiju apocalypse. Do jobs for three citywide Factions, endure a list of weird random encounters, and watch in terror as the GM rolls to see where the kaiju rampages next.
Click Clack + Gushing Graveler - Card by Zach Hazard Vaupen, Nick Tofani
From the sick minds and delicate hands of Zach Hazard Vaupen (Liminal Horror, Mothership, Fallen) and Nick Tofani (Gradient Descent), Click Clack and Gushing Graveler are two creatures developed for use in any session of Liminal Horror. For a truly eerie and unnerving game, you won’t want to sleep on these creeps.
Liminal Horror Inventory Card System - A5 cards and character sheets, by Goblin Archives
Liminal Horror Inventory Card System adapts the Mausritter physical card setup. Watch your PCs’ inventory fill as they grab weapons, wounds, and fallout. Enjoy new custom character sheets featuring art by Roque Romero and item cards featuring art by Andrew White & José Manuel González (AKA Punkpadour).
The True Church - A5 leaflet, by IKO and STATIONS
A system-neutral wicked cult generator. The front looks like an actual church leaflet that the DM can show to the players.
It adapts to your breathing - Pamphlet by PP Rebaud
It adapts to your breathing is an adventure in the form of a leaflet for a player and a facilitator. The player character is confronted with a situation that is as disturbing as it is narcissistic; they are being chased...by themself. You can play it with any TTRPG.
Breathless - Bi-fold pamphlet by René-Pier Deshaies-Gélinas
Breathless is a survival horror role-playing game where you play as Survivors trying to stay alive in a walled city full of Crawlers (zombies). The entire game fits on two sides of a letter-sized sheet of paper, making it the perfect game to print at home and enjoy for a nice and cozy zombie-killing one shot.
Exclusion Zone Botanist - Pamphlet by Exeunt Press
Inspired by The Colour Out of Space and Annihilation, Exclusion Zone Botanist is a solo roleplaying and sketching game in an A4 tri-fold pamphlet. You are a botanist assigned to document plants in a heavily forested area known as the EZ. It’s been sealed off for years, slowly mutating the land and anything that dares enter its borders. The longer you stay, the higher your risk of being corrupted by the forest. Get in. Discover and document. Get out.
Liminal Horror - PDF Only by Goblin Archives
Contemporary cosmic horror game.
Why Bundles?
From the creator: "When I was a kid, I used to buy Pochettes Surprise (surprise bags) at the newspaper shop of my village on a small French island. They were cheap paper bags filled with a dozen simple plastic or cardboard toys. They brought us so much joy; we all loved their modular structure and used to make up stories from those unrelated tiny toys: the soldier, the ballerina, the T-rex, and the plane.
The Fear Bundle springs from these Pochettes. It’s the grownup TTRPG version packed with gaming accessories and zines. The modular structure allows players to build a custom gaming experience for short or long sessions of solo or group play."
This is the creator's third bundle since they opened in October 202. For 2023, they have at least four more bundles planned, plus they're scheming more cool and unexpected TTRPG stuff.
Full Designer Team:
Alfred Valley
Exeunt Press
Goblin Archives
Iko
Josh Domanski
Logan Dean
Mynar Lenahan
PP Renaud
René-Pier Deshaies-Gélinas
STATIONS
Zach Hazard Vaupen
Nick Tofani
Published by Lost Bay Studios
Purchase includes 11 physical supplements listed above packaged in a black folder. PDFs included.
