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URBAN LEGENDS

Solo RPG · by Eduardo Camps · in English
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On Quisicosas since 10 March 2026
Featured in the newsletter of 10 March 2026 (on Substack)

What it is about

DriveThruRPG Description 300 Rumors, Myths, and Strange Stories is a system-neutral toolkit designed to give Game Masters an instant source of mystery, tension, and adventure hooks. Every setting has its rumors. Some are warnings whispered in taverns. Some are exaggerated tales travelers swear are true. Others are lies repeated so often that they become part of local folklore. And sometimes, buried inside a rumor, there is a fragment of truth waiting to be discovered. This book contains 300 short urban legends, strange stories, and unsettling rumors that can be dropped into almost any tabletop RPG campaign. Each entry is written to be flexible and open-ended, allowing the Game Master to decide whether the rumor is false, misunderstood, or the beginning of a much larger story. Use them to: Seed mysteries in towns, stations, or remote settlements Give NPCs something intriguing to talk about Introduce plot hooks without heavy preparation Create entire adventures from a single strange rumor Some entries may be nothing more than unsettling folklore. Others might hint at conspiracies, forgotten places, hidden dangers, or events that have not happened yet—but soon will. Because the entries are system-neutral, they can be used in fantasy, modern, horror, or science-fiction settings with minimal adaptation. Whether you need a quick rumor overheard in a bar, a mystery that slowly grows into a campaign arc, or simply something strange to make the world feel alive, this toolkit provides a deep well of story seeds ready to use at the table. TAG UNIVERSAL RPG — My flagship tag-based system. Grab the bundle! For a lot more toolkits check my Toolkit Section! For a collection of Settings for your games see my Settings Section! For incredible original RPG's visit my RPG Section!

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