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$25 -The Book 
$12 -The PDF E-Book
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Dirty Secrets
Sure, your home town's a great place to live. Crime
rates are low. Employment is high. Everyone is happy, successful, and filled with civic pride. I'll bet your
city has spent a lot of money telling you it's true.
Don't believe it. Scratch the surface, and you will find
the truth. That businessman's cheating on his wife. That
politician's snorting cocaine. That cop's taking bribes to
look the other way. No one is clean. Everyone has a secret,
and most will do anything to keep their secrets safe. Even
murder.
But secrets have a way of getting out, and bodies don't
stay buried forever.
Welcome to the game of Dirty Secrets. In this game,
you and a few friends will create stories of corruption,
betrayal, deception, and murder, all set in your own home
town. Together, you will guide a single investigator through
a complex web of lies, corruption, and murder as he pursues
that most elusive prey: the truth.
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"If you like the hardboiled genre and roleplaying games, this is a must buy. Seth gets the genre, and he has created the first RPG that really lets the players experience it properly. People will be
designing games that are heavily influenced by it for a long time to come." --Gerald Cameron, MyPlay
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Legends of Alyria
One thousand years have passed since the Rape of Alyria. Within the walls of the Citadel, men bow to a god of Iron and Thunder, and pay homage to the Keepers, priests of this fearful god.
To the east, another nation has risen. Tales speak of the Ark, and their masked people without names.
Dragon cultists worship in dark places and infiltrate the halls of power, seeking to return their masters to the surface.
A red, blood moon rises above the horizon, a harbinger of doom, for the Outsiders have returned.
"Legends of Alyria stands with Nine Worlds as the best science flavored, slightly-surreal fantasy role-playing games I have ever seen."--Ron Edwards, designer of Sorcerer
"A science-fantasy game of tremendous moral clarity and spiritual depth."--Ben Lehman, designer of Polaris |
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