Possible Worlds Games

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The cover reads "C. Kunzelman & M.G. McWhorter Present Path Apparatus, A Study of & System for Lifepath Generation in Tabletop Roleplaying Games" set over a pink and purple illustration of various fantasy archetype statues on pedestals with a path running between them.
The Fifth Assembly of the Free Moons of Realis—colloquially the Freemoons Assembly—became the final of the Great Powers not through subjugation but through persistence. The First Assembly was an unlikely blend of indigenous tribes, heretical religious groups, lunar outlaws, and political radicals drawn together not by camaraderie but necessity. Over time, as each Assembly was broken and reborn, something new emerged. As water turns earth into river, as grindstone reveals iron’s edge, crisis created a unity of vision, purpose, and process. The coalition’s greatest successes came when they put apart their differences and worked together, unified not only by some abstract notion of freedom, but by shared values of curiosity, kinship, and storytelling. To ensure this breadth of social expression, the Freemoons Assembly structures itself not as a single state, but as a loose orbit of freely associated cultures, sworn to a pact of core tenets and dedicated to good faith debate. As collaborators, they’ve mapped more moons than any other major power, uncovered a number of relics from before the Abridgement, and managed to bring nearly a hundred moons under their protection. Still, the Assembly’s mayors, mystics, and militias often remain eager to paint themselves as wholly independent and self-reliant. And at the edge of the Assembly’s expanse, their rivals probe their collective loyalty with daggers and diplomats, hungry and patient.
Daredevil, escape artist, circus performer, and death chaser. From the daring aerialists of Freemoon carnivals to the gruesome jugglers of the Blood Chorale, Jeopardists are unified by their desire to put themselves in harm’s way for the enjoyment of others and the profit of themselves. It is common to hear their craft called a low art, but oh, look at them glide and twist and tumble through the air! I suspect in such critique a jealousy, not of their technique and ability, but of the unshakeable courage necessary to try the impossible.
"Erica Bridges is an excellent writer and designer, and Nostos has both of those talents on full display. Its balance of flavor and flexibility is truly impressive, and its player-facing mechanics will help you become a better storyteller without even realizing it. It's a game I personally can't wait to bring to the table." – Tyler Crumrine, Possible Worlds Games
Futuristic pirates floating in space, including a nun with an eyepatch and beam saber.
A purple-red fairy with furry hands and feet, fuzzy antennas, four insectoid ears, and a button nose.
the frog helps a friend
A beautifully ornate schematic structure of Realis as a system of astronomical objects.
Realis Kickstarter: April 1-30, 2026. A squat frog person smokes a cigar in a sci-fi airport while their berserker companion looks at them with bemused disapproval.
"Realis by Austin Walker on Kickstarter April 2026" is layered over a science-fantasy image of four adventures.
Albert × Albert
Six randomly generated swords with fantastical elements illustrated by Baptiste Pagani for the TTRPG Cosmic Century Knights
A Century Knight with the "beastfolk" aspect, illustrated by Baptiste Pagani
A predominantly fantasy city with hints of sci-fi elements throughout
The door in front of you bears your name, painted in bright, child-like letters. It swings open effortlessly, revealing a room unlike anything else you’ve seen in this house. It’s your room. Your room as it was in your parent’s house over ten years ago. But unlike that room, this one is spotless, pristine even. Not a speck of dust can be seen on any surface. A perfect recreation of the room you spent your most formative years in. What is the most notable feature of this room? In what way is this room glaringly different from the one you remember?
MascChuck with a butterfly perched on their arm
Cosmic Century Knights' Star Conquers, illustrated by Baptiste Pagani
The exterior box layout for Homecoming by Meghan Cross, illustrated by Theo Stultz
A Century Knight with the "giant" aspect, illustrated by Baptiste Pagani
Ash Lane's card back for Homecoming's Keyhole cards.
FemChuck sitting in a denim jacket pocket
A rose-styled rapier
Ash Lane's card back for Homecoming's Key, Quill, & Mirror cards.
A Century Knight and Fell Knight locked in combat.
a painted clay dinosaur in cool sunglasses under the title SYNTHE SAURUS and boy is he rockin
Possible Worlds Games: GenCon Booth #243