BASTIONLAND

This was touched on in a previous age, but it's worth stressing that conditions in Bastion are never quite fine. There's always som...

While there are bits of Bastion that are what you'd imagine as industrial, residential, commercial, or civic districts, it's importa...

It's no secret that +Arnold K.  and I have been collaborating on a d100 horses table for many years now.  There were murmurings that th...

The Death of Arcana Arcana were introduced to the game to act as rule-breakers. Items that function as magic does in D&D, or high-tech d...

The wind is colder here. The hills are steeper. The wounds left by hungry birds sting more, and your soft city flesh gets infected with toug...

Not everything is aliens.  These cults base themselves on a site of great importance to their idol, and interfere in the lives of peopl...

Of course there are settlements between Bastion and the Golden Lands. Some of them sit on little islands, so let's see which one you hit...

Roll d12 to find out what those weird guys were hauling. Image Source 1 - Soldier Seed Polished tins of silver seeds. Label shows im...

+Joe Banner  has inspired me to push out this option for anyone that thinks Into the Odd isn't horrible enough. When you suffer Abil...

Roll d8 on each table at the start of every morning, afternoon, and evening in Bastion. How Bad is the Traffic? (d6 in Morning, ...

 

Your one-hitpoint Fighter meets an unglamorous death thirty minutes into the game. You shrug and roll up a new character, who comes out with...

1: Farjal the Red Death will fight for whoever pays him. Hope he hasn't been hired to kill you. He never works with anyone else. STR 12...

The PCs roll into town and somehow annoy someone with minutes. Roll to see who. Written with Into the Odd in mind. 1d6 Roll 1: Yurg the...

Here's the situation. Your adventurers are roaming through some rough hilly land on the way to their next shot at fame and fortune when...