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#792E2E
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Handiwork Games is an independent games publisher offering roleplaying games, card games, supplements, and creative resources through its web store and digital platforms. Its catalogue spans a wide range of settings and play styles, from dystopian science fiction to historical fantasy, experimental storytelling, and horror. a|state is a Forged in the Dark roleplaying game about troublemakers working to improve life in a dystopian city.
BEOWULF: Age of Heroes adapts fifth-edition fantasy for two-player adventures, with one game master and one player. Maskwitches of Forgotten Doggerland explores psychedelic Mesolithic storytelling, as players portray maskwitches protecting a hunter-gatherer community from evil spirits. The publisher also offers FiveEvil, a horror-focused reworking of fifth edition, and The Silver Road, a minimalist game centered on collaborative storytelling.
Other titles include the historical roleplaying games Cold City and Hot War, the family-friendly card games The Forest Dragon and Bang and Twang, and additional games, adventures, supplements, and accessories. Handiwork Games also publishes Backdrop Books, printed backgrounds for miniature photography, and offers commercial licenses for those products
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The Handiwork color palette uses the hex codes #792E2E, #FFFFFF and #222222.
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