Roll Dice. Flip Cards. Escape Fate.

Work together in a race against time to escape a dying sun.

Players build a multi-character party from four classes, while a GM drives the game’s tension and tempo.

Roll a die to see if you can complete your desired action and if successful, flip a card to find out your fate. Unlike typical TTRPGs where you min/max stats to guarantee your ideal outcome, the cards decide if it’s a heroic or disastrous end.

Sun Rot in all its glory

  • 200+ uniquely grimdark cards

  • Reversible, handpainted board

  • Three-dimensional slotted terrain

  • 100+ high-quality punch out tokens 

  • Rules Pack

  • Booklet with 30+ unique scenarios

  • Dozen custom dice

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A fan of tarot-like cards used in Sun Rot. They are all unique and all with grimdark vibes. ,
Top-down view of a game board with a medieval or fantasy theme, featuring scattered ruins, stone pathways, and patches of grass that was custom made by totally_not_panicking for Sun Rot.
Partially ruined brick wall with torn sections and missing bricks make up three-dimensional, slotted terrain in the board game Sun Rot.
An open black booklet titled "Sun Rot Scenarios III" with pages showing a scenario called "The Catch" describing a fishing harbor attack scene, and a closed black booklet with the same title laying on top.
Collection of illustrated trading cards featuring mythical monsters and characters from Sun Rot, depicted in dark, fantasy artwork styles.

Player count: 2-5 players | Time to play: 45 mins+ | Age range: 13+

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  • Sun Rot is a fast paced, chaotic tabletop game that is a perfect creative canvas for hobbyists, tabletop RPG players, and anyone else interested in collaborative storytelling through the medium of games.

    — Dave Grilli, Game Developer (Trellis, Pine: A Story of Loss)

  • A quick to learn dystopian adventure game that anyone can pick up and play in minutes, just bring your imagination!

    — @john_corgi

  • An incredibly narrative and immersive and easy to pick up one shot.

    — Sanford Worth - Filmmaker / TTRPG Enthusiast

  • Sun Rot takes everything I love about open ended RPGs and creative miniature creation and bashes them together all in one sick game that I can take anywhere to open a portal of darkness.

    – Joey Royale, Get Haunted Industries

Sun Rot in the wild

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Sun Rot in the wild ✳︎

People gathered around a table playing a tabletop role-playing game called Sun Rot at the Adepticon convention.
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Playing Sun Rot at Adepticon. TTRPG at its best.
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Sun Rot being played at a local convention.
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"As a shop focused on independent wargaming, we've hosted a lot of events introducing people to new games. The response to Sun Rot was genuinely unprecedented, attracting not only a huge crowd for its demo game, but keeping everyone excited and engaged from the start to well past the posted end time. We hit our closing time before the enthusiasm had died down and continued the gameday into afterhours.

It’s a gorgeously presented and cleverly conceived game, with a fantastic sense of style and a rules light format with enough twists to keep things interesting for experienced players, while being extremely approachable and, more importantly, compelling to the uninitiated.”

- Trace Cabot, Owner LA Wargames

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