Last month, Graham Richardson (Lionhearth Games) organized the TripTech Game Jam, where contestants would create Tripanels (you know, the form factor of those pamphlets that fold in three) for Mothership.

Anyway, all 39 submissions are listed at the bottom of the page:

https://itch.io/jam/triptech-game-jam-052025

I found out about this jam thanks to this video by Dave Thaumavore in which he talks about the experience of being part of the jam and then shows off a few of the tripanels.

Also... the very tiny maps are easier to "connect" than the somewhat tiny.

But seriously... if you feel like posting a description, hook, plot, or even short fiction for any of these maps, please do.

(should I add that as a "rule" for the community?)

If you've been reading the comments in this community, an idea that has been brewing for some time is getting a bunch of these micro-maps a stitch them into something bigger.

I recovered many tiny pieces of paper and started making even smaller maps. I hope these help to fill in gaps when assembling a larger dungeon.

We have a new Monthly Drop...

Kultists! It's been a while, huh? A year since the last Breaking Point, to be precise. Now, as you may know, we're gearing up to release the KULT Drops in print and I dusted some old ideas of mine to finally finish this little (and beloved!) project.

https://bit.ly/kultdrops

Original X post: https://x.com/KultRPG/status/1927707849171329026>

And an excerpt from page 1:

Breaking Point: Suit of Roses is the thirteenth monthly small release for KULT: Divinity Lost. This release features nine changes a Broken player-character could experience, all of which are based on the KULT Tarot. As the Gamemaster, you are invited to change and adapt them to better fit your story, as well as attach any other effects relevant to what caused the PC to break. Other suits will be released in the near future.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/64486374

https://bsky.app/profile/zalmon.bsky.social/post/3lggugbe64s2n

More at source

A nice freebie for spanish-speaking (spanish-reading?) sci-fi genre enthusiasts. Of course, you can still browse it, enjoy the art and get inspiration even if you can't read spanish.

https://grapasymapas.com/cosmophobia

"A role playing game themed on Sci-Fi and corpoorate horror"

Edit: There's another Sci-Fi game in the same site, but with less horror, called Vieja Estrella:

https://grapasymapas.com/viejaestrella

The whole site is devoted to providing free RPG stuff in Spanish in a very English-dominant hobby (though they also have their fantasy offering in Galician, French, Basque, Portuguese, and Catalan). Most of their stuff has very simple mechanics and a very old-school vibe.

Maybe this should have been titled Stairs up? seeing how there's already a one called Stairs down.