It's Worse Than That!
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Get ready to make things worse - much worse!
Part game and part creative challenge, It's Worse Than That! is designed to help you hone your improvisational skills so you can create more thrilling, immersive moments at the table.
Each full volume features a collection of in-game situations, inviting you to respond and build your creative muscles.
Two PWYW samplers volume are available now. They include:
- Three Night Move situations from Brindlewood Bay and Public Access.
- Player response options that challenge you to escalate the tension.
- Five Devil's Bargain situations with multiple
- A quick, replayable format perfect for honing your Keeper instincts.
Also Available -
It's Worse Than That! Winter 2025, with two dozen scenes from four different Carved From Brindlewood games!
Coming Soon -
It's Worse Than That! Spring 2025, focusing on Devil's Bargains.
Updated | 15 days ago |
Status | In development |
Category | Physical game |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | mountainfoot |
Tags | carved-from-brindlewood, Tabletop role-playing game |
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Click download now to get access to the following files:
It’s Worse Than That - Sampler - 1.1.pdf 1.5 MB
It’s Worse Than That - Spring 2025 Sampler.pdf 1.5 MB
Development log
- It's Worse Than That! - Devil's Bargains15 days ago
- It's Worse Than That! is now even better94 days ago
- It's Worse Than That! - Sampler releaseFeb 08, 2025
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If you've used either sampler or the Winter 2025 volume of the zine, I'd love to hear about your experiences. What were your favorite situations? Even better, what have been your favorite responses?
Post below and I'll pick one response to receive a download key for the upcoming Spring 2025 volume.
So, I’ve heard a lot about GMless games, but never a Player-less game until this one!
Creative scenarios, including multiple player responses make great prompts for flexing your GM improv skills - while having fun.
Running through these scenarios should help any GM get in the habit of providing interesting and devious consequences in a variety of different games.