Chem-Jack Compound - A One Page Cyberpunk Adventure

 Another new art series I am excited to continue. Finished my first one page system agnostic adventure!

After browsing a bunch of ttrpg sites (DriveThruRPG, Itch.IO etc.), I noticed a big push back and forth between AI and Human-specified creations. I thought to myself, what is the opposite of using AI to create resources for role-playing games.... well OBVIOUSLY IT'S 1970's PUNK ZINE CULTURE!

So I grabbed the absolutely cheapest art supplies I could and used trash for the rest and voila.

You can find the free pdf scan at:

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/559040/one-page-cyberpunk-adventure-chem-jack-compound

Everyone Is John - Random Starting Scenarios

Staying productive, just a little something I worked on. Hopefully someone can find this useful.

The way my ttrpg group plays Everyone is John is when the round ends, the winner becomes the GM. So to help ease less-experienced GMs into the role, I have created this Random Starting Scenarios table!

I use games like Everyone is John for warming up my creativity for other projects, look for more supplements in the future!

You can find the pdf download at DriveThruRPG for free.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/557717/everyone-is-john-random-starting-scenarios

Dungeon26

To revitalize my rarely used blog and to foster a more productive creative spirit within myself this year, I have begun a new project to create a room a day for a Dungeons and Dragons Mega-Dungeon. Usually this kind of project, made famous under the name "Dungeon23" (for it was during 2023), would take a year to do and each month would be it's own floor, but since I am using a large cheap poster board, I have decided to trim it down a bit.

Not sure how many rooms and floors I will end up doing, maybe about 200 rooms 5 floors given my space usage thus far. Nevertheless, I am excited for this new project and I hope the glacially slower pace of creating this megadungeon will allow for new and creative ideas to reveal themselves to me!

Additionally, I hope this project helps me develop better map-making skills and more thoughtfulness into what I create.

Cheers all to 2026!