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Of course it's fair, it's for Free RPG day! 😃 Please take all you like. 

Yes, the email won't work anymore because it was technically listed as a temporary product, so I deleted it last night before I knew the email sent late, but thanks for letting me know! 😄

Hi! Some people missed my email yesterday about free rpg day, so everything is free today and tomorrow 🙂

Aw, man! Yeah, I sent that early morning yesterday, and found out last night that Itch didn't post it until 9pm, and by then Free RPG day was basically over.

I just restarted the deal for now into late tomorrow for those who got the email late. So you should be able to get the stuff now, let me know if there are any issues. 

Thanks again!

Unfortunately, I don't know of Umdaar, but I love She-Ra, and science fantasy is my favorite genre. I know this is gonna be fun! Thank you! 🦄🤖🐱‍🐉

No, it's no problem! Reviews are very helpful for visibility, but on Itch, they're hidden from the public for some reason. Even the devs have to do a little digging just to read them. I just really appreciate that you took the time to leave a review! 😀

Thank you! So glad you like it! 😀

Awesome review by @crinklechips:

Excellent set of tables for running cosmic horror rpg’s solo or to help a GM.  I particularly like the list of templates which are mad libs that reference all the included tables that give you complete adventure or scene prompts.

The file name has been fixed, thanks so much!

Awesome review by @Levlsaev:

I got this product for free via the "community copies" option, which encouraged me to leave a review, so here I am. For the record, I don't know the creator(s?) in the slightest, I am just some rando who likes to lurk itch.io looking for new games. 

The product is a generous 20 pages for THREE dollars. And it's not a skimpy 20 pages either; the creator appears to have made every attempt to compress their tables down. A lot of the tables are very useful looking, and the others are mostly nice-to-have - nothing that really stands out as filler. If you like a moderately minimalist solo RPG setup, you could probably use this on its own to solo Call of Cthulhu. Even if you like a more in-depth system, I think this will be a valuable addition to the Solo Investigator's Handbook. 

P.S. I think you forgot to rename the PDF, its title is reading as "Tech Apocalypse Tables" which I believe is one of your other products.

Sure thing!

This game has taken me on some really great adventures! It's the most fun tarot game I've played, and my favorite sci-fi game!

Feel free to start a thread sharing any journal entries or gameplay links! :)

Hey! 😁

Those examples are from the Complications and Twists table and those are the same for every theme because they're open enough to work great with any genre.

As far as the Events tables, there are some repeats that I really enjoy using with every theme like the word "Creature," but for the most part, each theme has a unique set of event tables! 

So aside from the Twists table and the few Events words I love to use in each theme, you won't find a lot of crossover between themes.

Thanks for checking in, I hope that helps! 😄

Thank you! I'm so glad you like them :D

Of course! I've added some more 😊