This gorgeous art book was created as a bonus for the Kickstarter for the Shotguns & Sorcery: The 5E Sourcebook. It is now available through DriveThruRPG.com in both PDF and print-on-demand editions.

A short story featuring Max Gibson, ex-adventurer and washed-up investigator, in his first-ever appearance. When one of Max's old friends gets tossed into the Garrett, he steps up to figure out a way to clear her name–or at least get her sprung.

This omnibus contains every Shotguns & Sorcery story written to date: three short stories and three novels, including the brand-new story “The Job Never Ends.”

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Based on the fantasy noir novels and stories of bestselling author Matt Forbeck and powered by the Cypher Systemâ„¢ from Monte Cook Games – with fresh rules by legendary designer Robert Schwalb – Shotguns & Sorcery: The Roleplaying Game plunges you into the dark streets of Dragon City.

The Player's Guide for Shotguns & Sorcery: The Roleplaying Game features the first part of the core rules, making it the perfect way to sample the game or to have an extra copy on hand for quick reference at the gaming table.

A full-size, full-color comic book set in Dragon City. Originally created for Kickstarter backers, this is now available through DriveThruRPG as a PDF.

Ex-adventurer Max Gibson knows he's found trouble when he stumbles out of his favorite tavern and into a murder scene. Arrested as an accomplice to the crime, Gibson must work fast to clear his name or pay the ultimate price.

When ex-adventurer Max Gibson finds his old friend's entire family slaughtered in their home in the dwarven section of Dragon City–a mountainous metropolis surrounded by an undead horde–he sets out to solve the mystery surrounding it. Even in the hardest times, a man's got to cover his debts.

While babysitting the Dragon Emperor's freshest spawn, ex-adventurer Max Gibson gets word that the body of the last elf he killed has disappeared–and if he doesn't find it, the Guard will come for her sister–his old flame Belle–instead.