Past Street Grimoire Submissions

Based on the original by Tom Bloom, creator of Lancer and Kill 6 Billion Demons. I'm not him, however, and he wasn't involved with this terrible, no good, very bad remake of his game. Please check him out and support his content.

In a world forever changed by cosmic disaster, ordinary lives collided with the extraordinary. It all began with the sudden appearance of mysterious beings, turning unsuspecting humans into monstrous entities known as the ROTTEN. The trigger? A mysterious collision between an Obsidian Pyramid and the moon.

It's Hard Being a Magical Girl was a fun little idea that was sparked by a post that ThoughtPunks made. It's fun to come back to a system that started it all and make something new with what we have learned

It happened without warning, either visual or auditory. One moment you were in the real world, going about your lives, and the next you were not. It would have been impossible to tell were it not for a sudden coldness in your gut, or maybe a sense that some unseen presence was suddenly watching you.

Undeath & Taxes is a short tabletop role-playing game about a team of undead agents getting into weird on-the-job hijinks. Made for the 2024 Street Grimoire Jam. 

Urban Fantasy through the lens of 70's Alberta

In this Rules-Lite, Narrative Driven TTRPG, players take the role of monstrous creatures of folklore attempting to avoid both Starvation & Exposure by infiltrating a washed-up New England beach town.

As either a robot, android, or cyborg (human or animal)--or a normal person/animal--you discover the ability to learn the history of or obtain the mechanics of machinery using their screws. Depending on the circumstance (or, rather, whatever the GM decides to put players in), this may be useful for espionage, combat, or just the normalcy of everyday life. Be careful, though, as you could lose yourself in trying to connect with said screws--or just lose your life. Period.

In this game you imagine you are an occult practitioner using chaos magic rituals to evoke changes in a specific town. city, country, building or perhaps the whole world using maps and dice to create randomized results.

The design aim was to create a fun game through which people can engage with real chaos magic whether they are new or experienced and learn how to bring real positive changes to their lives and those around them.
You don't have to believe in magic to play, in fact the game is very clear that magic is not real and that even reality is a conspiracy. In this way the game seeks to lampoon traditional occult magic books and traditions and present an rpg that is irreverent, subversive and tongue-in-cheek, while still having genuine magical principles at it's core.

Batter Royale is a combat-based, Micro-TTRPG for 2 or more players using a simple D12 system.

Batter Royale is a silly, action packed Micro-TTRPG about battling rivals in the parking lot of a dingy Breakfast Restaurant that serves waffles and is open 24/7. This is a simple and TRULY zero prep RPG that can be played with or without a GM. You can play this game with as few as 2 players or as many players as you can fit at your table. The game requires each player have a writing utensil, paper, dice (D12, D4, D6, D8, D10, and D20), and an unhinged imagination.