Press kit · September 2026

Fate's Edge

A consequence-driven fantasy roleplaying game about dangerous choices and the question beneath them: what do we owe each other?

The useful paragraph

Fate's Edge is a fantasy tabletop roleplaying game set around the Amaranthine Sea. One roll answers two questions: did you manage it, and what did the attempt set loose? Players see the danger before they commit, then live with results that complicate the story instead of stopping it. The free browser toolkit handles characters, dice, encounters, campaigns, and the books themselves, online or around one table, without requiring an account.

Shorter and longer versions are ready to copy.

At a glance

Creator
Nicholas A. Gasper (Chronophage)
Genre
Consequence-driven fantasy tabletop roleplaying game
Setting
The lands and waters around the Amaranthine Sea
Format
Free digital rules, printable resources, and a browser toolkit
Play
Around one table, online, or a mixture of both
Account
Not required for the standalone browser toolkit
Hosting
Self-hosting supported
AI
Optional separate client; local models supported

See the toolkit

A short, silent tour. It shows the current browser client rather than a composited promise of one.

Download MP4

Screenshots

Use these in editorial coverage with “Fate's Edge / Nicholas A. Gasper” as the credit.

Files

First Play Kit

A ready-to-run introductory session, rules reference, and five pregenerated characters.

Download PDF

Editable First Play Kit

The Word edition for preparing your own table copy.

Download DOCX

Complete press kit

First Play Kit, copy, fact sheet, flyer, screenshots, and demo video in one archive.

Download ZIP

Fact sheet

A printable overview with verified project facts, links, and licensing notes.

Open / Print

Ready-to-use copy

One-line, short, medium, and long descriptions in plain text.

Download TXT

Table flyer

The original one-page handout, revised and still easy to print.

Open / Print
Code is MIT where marked. SRD material is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 where marked. Setting and other proprietary material remains © Nicholas A. Gasper. Press assets may be reproduced in editorial coverage of Fate's Edge; contact Nick for other uses.

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