Another Bundle - Tiny Dungeon Megabundle

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A lot of material for Tiny Dungeon, a minimalist rules set covering a wide variety of genres

https://bundleofholding.com/presents/TinyMega

This gargantuan new Tiny Dungeon Megabundle presents many RPGs from Gallant Knight Games that use the streamlined, minimalist TinyD6 rules. These Tiny games play fast, have characters you can describe on an index card, and cover a huge range of genres: fantasy, space opera, superheroes, mecha, post-apocalypse, Wild West, pirates, zombie and Mythos horror, and, ummm, fishing. Can't forget fishing. (YouTuber Dave Thaumavore has a good Tiny Dungeon rules summary.) And you can mash them all together, to play supers and imperious magicians fighting kaiju in an apocalyptic alien zombie-haunted Weird-West wasteland. While on a fishing trip.

Ideal for convention games, one-shots, and novice roleplayers, the tiny boatload of .PDF ebooks in this jumbo bargain-priced offer – intended especially for players new to TinyD6 – give you everything you need for every kind of itty-bitty adventure. We provide each title complete in .PDF. Like all Bundle of Holding titles, these ebooks have NO DRM (Digital Restrictions Management), and our customers are entitled to move them freely among all their devices.

Ten percent of each purchase (after gateway fees) goes to this elephantine Tiny Mega offer's pandemic-related charity, Direct Relief. Direct Relief sends protective gear and critical care medications to health workers, with emergency deliveries to medical facilities across the US and to regional response agencies across the world.

The total retail value of the titles in this colossal Tiny Dungeon Megabundle is US$211. Customers who pay a tiny US$19.95 get all thirteen complete titles in our gigantic Tiny Starter Collection (retail value $94) as DRM-free ebooks, including Tiny Dungeon Second Edition (retail price $18) plus its Bestiary Deck and Treasure Deck (retail $5 each) and the GM Screen (retail $2); the standalone post-apocalyptic Tiny Wastelands (retail $18), its Enclave Deck (retail $5), and its GM Screen (retail $2); the space opera standalone Tiny Frontiers (retail $15); Tiny Pirates (retail $10) and its Duel Deck (retail $2); Tiny Gunslingers (retail $4), plus its Poker Deck (retail $4) and Bounties (retail $2); and Tiny Living Dead (retail $4).

Those who pay more than the threshold (average) price, which is set at $37.95 to start, also get our brobdingnagian Tiny Bonus Collection with eleven more titles worth an additional $117, including Advanced Tiny Dungeon (retail $15); Tiny Taverns (retail $15), plus its expansion Tiny Taverns: A La Carte (retail $5) and, it goes without saying, the Extremely Necessary Fishing Minigame (retail $1); the recent updated edition of Mecha & Monsters: Evolved (retail $20), plus a novella by Bryan Young set in that universe, Welcome to Paradise (retail $4); Tiny Cthulhu (retail $18); Tiny Supers (retail $20) plus the GallantVerse Campaign Guide (retail $10) and the GM Screen (retail $2); and Tiny Spies (retail $7).

This is an interesting offer because it covers such a wide range of genres, but it isn't especially cheap and whether you actually need all of them may be another matter. If you're already using this system and don't need to buy a lot of it, or already have systems you like for some of the genres and don't want to change, it may be a better idea to cherry-pick and just buy the bits you need.


Update Tuesday 18th - I've just been reminded that a lot of this material was in two bundles offered in September 2020 - Tiny Dungeon, itself a repeat, and TinyD6 Worlds, and if you've already bought either or both you may find a lot of this offer redundant. Again, the best advice I can give is to cherry-pick!