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Land of Eem Core Rulebook

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“The Lord of the Rings meets The Muppets” in this lighthearted fantasy tabletop roleplaying game about exploration, discovery, and being creative! Land of Eem, created by Ben Costa and James Parks, is a game of whimsical, colorful characters exploring a wondrous world full of danger and discovery. Set in the fantasy world of the graphic novel series Rickety Stitch and the Gelatinous Goo, and the book series Dungeoneer Adventures, Land of Eem is easy to learn and packed with rules and resources that make playing and running the game a breeze. About Land of Eem - Core As lore-seeking wanderers, fortune-seeking pioneers, and adventure-seeking do-gooders, your heroes will travel across a sprawling hex map, encounter both the perilous and the hilarious, and unearth the remnants of a forgotten age. Land of Eem - Core Rulebook 6 Bard, Dungeoneer, Gnome, Knight-Errant, Loyal Chum, and Rascal 16 Playable Folk 200 Magic Items 50 Powerful Relics 400 Mundane Items 27 Adversaries 100 Curses and Boons 100 Spells 150+ Crafting Components Random NPC Table 216 Detailed Random Encounters Random Dungeon Encounter 100 Adveraries, 100 Traps, and 100 Puzzles Random Location Aspects to spice up environments and conflicts And so much more! The Designed and Written by James Parks and Ben Costa Art by Ben Costa, Sean Kiernan, Anneliese Mak, Sam Mameli, Rosario Méndez, and Rob Gatto Cover Art by Justin Gerard

256 pages, Hardcover

Published March 12, 2025

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5 reviews
March 17, 2026
This is a beautiful book with engaging artwork and design layout. The game mechanics are intriguing and fun and the amount of random tables plucks at my OSR heart strings. It is great to see a RPG that focuses on whimsy and fun. It's tag line of Lord of the Rings meets the Muppets grabbed my attention and all I could think as I read it was if the movie Labyrinth was going to be a TTRPG this is the system it would use.
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June 15, 2025
Interesting setting and very lighthearted feel. I’d like to try to play/run a few games at some point. Lots of fun random tables.
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