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MAINTAIN THE WARD. SURVIVE. REMEMBER.

MAINTAIN THE WARD. SURVIVE. REMEMBER.

Firewatch meets Disco Elysium in this dark, emotional, journaling experience where you die alone in a wilderness that's on fire. There is no winning, there are no happy endings, and the world will burn.

Cinderedge is a solo journaling TTRPG, and can be played with a deck of cards, 2d6, and pen & paper.

Play a Ward Keeper surviving in the solitude and maintaining a magical ward that holds fiery destruction back from ravaging the continent, all while trying to remember why you started.

  • Premium print quality zine and journal, with a custom deck of playing cards and custom wooden d6 dice with constellations for pips. Everything you need to play Cinderedge in a fully printed magnetic close box.

  • Over 200 pages, 150+ prompts, and packed full of artwork and illustrations. Cinderedge is easy to pick up and play, with prompts that inspire meaningful storytelling at the end of everything.

  • The limited, Kickstarter Exclusive "Unmarked Grave" Edition features a hardcover deluxe edition of the book, and comes in a collector's acacia wood box.

  • pulled me out of a depression spiral when my life went to shit

    -Kylie

  • heavy but cathartic and that was exactly what I wanted

    -E

  • I was surprised by how quickly it felt like I fell into the story, just enough guidance and prompts to keep it moving forward, but allowing for a tremendous amount of freedom and interpretation. I plan to play through multiple times and I can see if being vastly different each time. Fun, creative, and surprisingly intense.

    -Seth

  • It's supposed to be an RPG, What role am I playing… the victim?

    -Julie

  • I love all the hard work that went into Cinderedge, all the different endings and the randomness. But also the creativity and choices that goes into the story. It's dark and perfect, its amazing.

    -ThatOneJokeGuy

  • My first time playing this style of game. I had no idea where it could go, or where it would take me, but it grabbed and pulled hard, and I enjoyed the hell out of the run with it.

    -Sketchy Squirrel

  • Was my first solo RPG and I loved it. The story and the prompts were great and a broke a creative slump I've been in for a while!

    -Turelus

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As long as no one forgets you, you’ll never die. Send me a copy of your journal, or a picture of your favorite page. I want to hear your stories.