This limited-time bundle includes 29 books by the best TTRPG publishers in the industry, including an alternative to D&D.

Even if you have never heard of TTRPG Publisher Free League, at some point you will have seen the cover for one of its games, and thought "Wow, that's cool!" The Swedish company has exhibited incredible art direction and refined production values with books like The One Ring, Vaesen and Alien RPG. It's been on a roll lately, and is now one of the most respected publishing companies in the industry.

This is why getting 29 fantastic Free League books for only $18/PS14.20, is a deal worth jumping at. This is the latest TTRPG offer at Humble Bundle. It runs until December 19. Even if you are sick of me mentioning great deals there, it's worth a look.

The bundle includes the following:

• Mutant Year Zero:A new spin on post-apocalyptic Roleplaying. Includes the spin-off games, allowing you to play as robots or genetically-engineered animals as well as mutants.
• DragonbaneA modern and light take on the old-fashioned dungeon crawling.
• Tales from The Loop:A beautiful game based on Simon Stalenhag's visionary sci-fi artwork.
• SymbaroumDark and scary fantasy with a rich, detailed setting.
• Forbidden LandsA gritty survival game in the style of old-school fantasy RPGs.
• Coriolis :Exploration, intrigue and a space opera inspired by Middle Eastern mythology.
• Twilight 20: Gritty military action after World War III

All of them come with at least one long adventure ready to run. In the case of Mutant Year Zero, I counted five campaigns. So even if you decide not to use the bestiaries or GM guides included to create your own, there will still be more content than you can handle for your tabletop group.

Dragonbane is my personal favorite. I'm preparing to GM the excellent core campaign, The Secret of the Dragon Emperor. I'm excited to get started with the system. It's an excellent alternative to D&D, combining gritty old-school fantasy adventures with elegant modern design and evocative artwork. They're big in Sweden, right?

All the PDFs will be added to your DriveThruRPG Account. This is much more convenient than using Humble Bundle’s own download system. You can also re-download the latest version if you ever update the books.

There are also smaller, cheaper bundles, such as one that costs $10/PS7.89 and another for $1/PS0.78. However, they both contain a very random selection of books, without the core rules needed to run the game. They're therefore a bit wasteful. If you are interested, stay with the top tier. Just make sure you grab it before December 19th. Enjoy your adventures and I'll be back soon with the next ridiculous TTRPG Bundle...