A library of resources for your Liminal Horror ttrpg games
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Resonant Artifacts are seemingly mundane objects that are imbued with paranatural power. Within the fiction, these might also be referred to as arcane objects, relics, or “magic” items, but their unifying property is that they are intrinsically strange and dangerous.
Creating a custom Resonant Artifact is a simple process, as they only require a basic description, a means of activation, and an effect.
Below is a catalog of special abilities and unique critical damage triggers. These are used to make Horrors unique and pose interesting challenges for Investigators. They can be used when creating your own Horrors, or added to existing creatures to create unique challenges.
We have included some of the Horrors that you can include in your scenarios. We’ve opened their license in hopes that some will use them to make scenarios. This section will be a living document, with us adding Horrors continually.
A resource full of advice and examples on making your own monsters and horrific NPCs.
A supplemental magic system for Liminal Horror.
Advices for creating fallout that reinforces the theme of your scenario/horror/monster/adventure.
The Doom Clock is an escalating sequence of narrative events that will come to pass if the Investigators do not act. This serves as a guide to what’s happening “offscreen” and is a tool for helping maintain pacing and tension over the course of a scenario. It’s an ever present reminder that the clock is always ticking forward in a countdown towards certain doom, only preventable by the actions of the Investigators.
A framework for structuring room entries for your publications.
A list of different types of encounter procedures to use in your games and publications, including the Encounter Die, Tension Die, and Voidcrawl.
An equipment list to use in your publications or as an examplar for creating your own.
Framework for making an investigator section that can be iterated in your own publications or home games.
A core rules summary that can be included in your publications or for quick reference.
Actual Play Adventure Writing Resources Alternate Playstyle Annotated Archive of Game Design Resources Appendix N Jam Art Packs Audiodrama Backrooms Bad House RPG Bestiary Blog Blog Post Bureau Case Files Catalog of Horrors Character generation Character Sheet Coldwater Conversions Corporate Horror Cults Deluxe Edition Documentary Mode Duet Dungeon Equipment Exhumer L'horreur jam Facilitator Resources Factions Fallout Framework Game Jam Generator Generators Greater Horror Halloween Monster Jam Haunted House Horrors of the Americas Human Infinite Labyrinth Lesser Horrors Liminal Horror Summer Jam Locations Magic Maia's Game Room Manifestus Omnivorous Minions Module Monsters Mystery Mystery Quest Narrative Play Anthology NPCs One-Shot One Page One Shot Optional Rules Pamphlet Panopticon Patreon Perchance Polish Polish Adventure Possession Procedures Publishing Resonant Artifact Resonant Artifacts Resonant Horrors Resources Rituals Ritual Users Safety Tools Sandbox School Series Shelterwood Single Location Slasher Small Town Solo Solo Rules Solo Tools SRD Supplemental Rules Tables The Bloom The Bureau The Chair The Mall Translation Triangle Agency Twisted Classic Vampire Video VTT Youtube Zines Zombies