A game where you create tricksters and tell your own folklore about them. It's a lovely game that reminds me of the fables I read as a kid.

A meaningful game for two players, where you play as a dragon who has experienced trauma and a speaker reaching out to them. Communication is never simple nor easy—dealing with trauma can be a long and arduous process.

A game where you play as trickster gods from various myths, trying to save the world in its darkest hours. It has interesting dice mechanics and you get to play as Loki.

A beautiful, poetic game where you play as augurs who tell fortune by reading birds. To divine the future, you draw from a deck of custom cards that represent the birds, and each of them contains story prompts and part of a poem/nursery rhyme. Using three cards, you tell a complete story and make a full poem/nursery rhyme.

A game that explores trauma and lost of a captive selkie who is finally free. It eschew the traditional male perspective of the selkie folklore, and examine the events from the other side (as it should be). 

A great PbtA game where you get to play as heroines from folklore and mythology. Each heroine has their unique abilities and powers. Get it if you like heroines and/or folklore!

Honk! I've written about the fantastic experience I had playing Goose of Grillner Grove at Who Dares Rolls.  It was so good, folks were crying with laughter.