July Grab Bag | Music Bundles, One-Page RPG, Blog Update!

Greetings all! A few fun updates for y'all in this post.

The First 300 Tracks

We just released an enormous bundle of music in our shop! You can now grab Borough Bound's First 300 Tracks—containing over 16 hours of music in looping and non-looping formats—via one big zip file. This is free for Chief Courier tier patrons, so if you've always been a top-tier subscriber, it's now far easier to just grab all of the music in one go. If you're subscribed at a lower tier (or not subscribed at all!), you can also just purchase that music outright. This is unquestionably the easiest way to access our entire library of music.

Music d20 Everything Bundle

If you want even more tunes, consider grabbing the newly released Music d20 Everything Bundle! This zip file contains another 300 tracks by our composer Will Savino in looping and non-looping formats. Even better, you can pick it up for a 50% discount through the end of July by using code BBSENTME. If you've ever wanted to absolutely fill up your collection of tabletop music, there has simply never been a better time to do so.

Gunless Gauchos

Ever wanted to play a Brimspur campaign but didn't want to reach for 5e like you always do? Well, consider trying out this brand new tabletop game by our writer and composer! Gunless Gauchos is a one-page TTRPG with simple, narrative-focused rules. It's all about playing a frontiersman in a fantasy world. Lean into Western tropes without all of that colonialist baggage!

Gunless Gauchos is pay-what-you-want, so grab it now for whatever price you feel like paying! The game was published by our pals over at Stillfleet Studio. You can grab the game at any of the following storefronts:

itch.io

DriveThruRPG

Stillfleet Studio

Blog Highlights

Are you subscribed to the Borough Bound Blog yet? If not, what are you waiting for! We've got over 20 articles, interviews, and world generation tools for you to explore, and we're posting more all the time. Some recent highlights:

• The first article in our Lore & Mortar worldbuilding series, in which we explore the importance of considering what people in your world actually eat

• A list of d100 points of interest for you to plop into any tabletop settlement you design

• An interview with Ian Fisher, AKA Tabletop RPG Music, about writing music for Foundry, structure in tabletop tunes, and the TTRPG composer community

• A comprehensive list of the ways in which you might organize magic in your campaigns, including reasons why you might choose one over another

Request for Collaborator Suggestions

You know we love collaborating with awesome creators in the 3rd-party tabletop space. We've just reached out to a bunch of our pals about making some awesome tie-in content for our upcoming boroughs, but our team may have some blind spots!

And so we ask: who are your favorite creators? Are there talented cartographers we've never worked with? Adventure writers? Composers? Item designers? We're always on the lookout for cool and creative people in the tabletop space, so please comment below with your favorite creators! Alternatively, list a few in the #feedback-and-suggestions channel of our Discord.