TTRPG Archives - Unwinnable

A duckbilled adventure swoops down from above, cape billowing behind like a medieval Darkwing Duck.

Now or Never or Over the Next Few Days at Least

By Levi Rubeck • December 16th, 2025

The powers of various chat apps and virtual tabletops offered an opportunity to play-by-post with ducks and wolfkin and the rest.

Funeral Rites

Art from Print Weaver shows a stylized pen-and-ink rendering of a castle against a cloudy, moonlit sky.

Your Character Sheet is Always On Hand: Print Weaver

By Autumn Wright • July 24th, 2025

Like your traveler, your character too was determined by fate – the very print marks of your fingers.

A crop of some art from Old School Essentials with a large red dragon coveting a glowing orb and facing a purple-robed wizard under the night sky

On Becoming a Grognard with Grace and Self-Awareness

By Ryan Whalen • April 10th, 2025

All of our geek touchstones were someone else’s cringe reboot.

Area of Effect

A photograph of a lush landscape in Argentina features a stunningly massive waterfall emptying into a large lagoon flanked by green trees.

Worldbuilding

By Jay Castello • March 11th, 2025

I’m building worlds in my brain and I’m being in worlds in real life.

Funeral Rites

Blood, Barf, Bile and the Neon Revolution

By Justin Reeve • February 26th, 2025

“The first thing I hope people take away from playing Pukeapocalypse is, frankly, a good time.”

Casting Deep Meteo

A woman in a flowing dress stands below a massive automata which kneels leaning back on its arms, giving the impression of exhaustion.

Confronting Angelic Horrors with Community and Eldritch Automata

By Levi Rubeck • February 13th, 2025

Death is constantly on call, and the best pilots know when to step away in order to manage their relationships, which are just as vital as any payload.

Funeral Rites

To: Exalted Funeral; RE: A Stiff Letter Regarding Monty Python’s Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme

By Orrin Grey • January 29th, 2025

It has come to our attention that certain parties have made unfounded and frankly absurd claims that, during our testing of Monty Python’s Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme, members of our organization were observed to chuckle, titter, guffaw or even laugh aloud.