Planet X Games is back with an all-new, all-different zine dedicated solely to resources for your wild WEIRD west roleplaying games. King Tut’s Rootin’ Tootin’ Weird West Extravabonanza is devoted strictly to cool new scenarios, bad ass NPCs, supernatural items from the frontier, all-new monsters and challenges, unique locations and weird west resources for your tabletop games.

About the Game:

King Tut’s Rootin’ Tootin’ Weird West Extravabonanza is chock full of all-new resources for your weird west games. Whether you’re playing traditional wild west shoot em’ ups from the early days of gaming or you’re robbing stagecoaches with fancy new rules, this zine will make your games WEIRDER. In fact, that’s just what we’re focusing on with this zine… keeping your players off balance and intrigued by introducing strange locations, bizarre new elements, curious NPCs and unpredictable items with a weird western feel. These are resources that you can use straight from the page to the table - we want you to take this stuff, use what you want and ditch the rest. There’s even 3 all-new weird west mini-scenarios to challenge a multitude of players and styles.

• Downright Sinister Fellers, Wicked Folk and Other Old Timey Rascals
• Them Places What Was Damned
• Miss Kitty’s Roadhouse, the Bordello of the Monster Girls
• Doctor Solomon Potter’s Weird West Dimestore Museum and Traveling Roadshow
• Forsaken Jim-Jams, Unusual Gee-Gaws and Other Creepy Objects of the Weird West
• All’s Fair in Fistfights and Gunpowder - Perks and Drawbacks of the Weird West
• The Town That Dreaded Crème Filling - A Low-Challenge Weird West Scenario
• The Chittering Lullaby of Father Locust - A Mid-Challenge Weird West Scenario
• A Fistful of Draculas - A High-Challenge Weird West Scenario
• Here There Be Monsters!

What this zine ISN’T is an entire game system on its own. To use King Tut’s Rootin’ Tootin’ Weird West Extravabonanza, you’re gonna need an existing wild western RPG like Boot Hill, Aces & Eights, Deadlands or Weird Frontiers, all of which are awesome games in their own right. The zine is system agnostic and focuses on the unique resources provided within, rather than hard rules and crunchy numbers.