Sporting events at the Billings Community Center are ending in angry outbursts, and in the woods nearby, sightings of The Manifested Concept Of Rage are becoming more and more frequent. Could the two be related? An entrepreneur moves to Montana and opens up a petting zoo for creatures of The Void. They claims the cages are secure, but when a big storm rolls into Billings some of the creatures escape. Was this their plan all along? Your reverse twin shows up with a mysterious box, looking for a place to stay. Strange noises are heard from the basement of the Billings Library at night. These adventures and more await you in The Tingleverse: The Official Chuck Tingle Role-Playing Game, which thrusts you directly into the middle of your very own Chuck Tingle story. This rulebook contains everything a group of buckaroos will need, including four playable types (bigfoot, dinosaur, human, and unicorn), five trots (bad boy, charmer, sneak, true buckaroo, and wizard), several unique ways, as well as hundreds of cool moves that are specially crafted for each unique play style. Within these 270+ pages you will also find various magical items and a menagerie of monsters, ranging from pesky Void crabs to this villainous Ted Cobbler himself. The only question left is: what are you waiting for? The adventure begins now!

The world of The TIngleverse is broad, encompassing all kinds of worlds and a plethora of genres. From romance to comedy, there's no telling what kind of adventure you'll find as you trot through Billings, Montana and the mind of Chuck Tingle. But there's another side to this world, a place far from Billings where horrific entities screech and moan across the endless cosmic abyss, where creatures conjure death and destruction as they threaten the very fabric of The Tingleverse itself. I'm speaking, of course, about The Void. This book is an expansion for your TIngleverse: The Official Chuck Tingle Role-Playing Game, providing all the tools you'll need to dive into the frightening existential landscape of The Void with your own horror and science fiction campaigns. Included within are two new playable types that despise The Void, sabertooth and woolly mammoth. You'll also find a broad assortment of new unique ways, magic items, and voidal monsters to fill out your Tingleverse games in the endless abyss. What's more, this supplement offers an in depth explanation of the layers of The Void, as well as suggestions for conquered timelines, to provide a setting that will fill you and your closest buds with suffocating cosmic dread!

The Tingleverse is a mysterious place, packed to the brim with awe-inspiring creatures and things. Of course, sometimes in The Tingleverse creatures and things can be one in the same! The Tingleverse: Living Object Handbook is an expansion to your Tingleverse: The Official Chuck Tingle Role-Playing Game, designed to bring some of these living objects to life and integrate them into your fantasy world. While the core rulebook explains the guidelines for creating a human, unicorn, bigfoot or dinosaur character, this expansion provides players with 18 additional living objects to choose from when building their Tingleverse avatar. Listed within are the following new types, each featuring several exclusive cool moves, unique ways and magic items that only living objects can wield: Gingerbread Them Haunted Portrait Living Bicycle Living Donut Living Guitar Living Monetary Unit (Bitcoin/Dollar/Pound) Living Television Magic Carpet Mysterious S Symbol Physical Manifestation, A Nice Afternoon Physical Manifestation, The Action Film Genre Physical Manifestation, This Game Sentient Coffin Sentient Detergent Pod Sentient Die Sentient Remote Control Sentient Tree Tingler Along with these new player options is slew of other materials to help integrate living objects into your game, including over 20 new monstrous living object-based enemies, as well as invaluable information on what it's like to eat, age, live, love and fight as a sentient thing in the world of The Tingleverse.

This monster guide was designed to bring detail and depth to your Tingleverse game with the addition of 101 new creatures that vary greatly, each with their own unique set of traits, motivations and challenges. Featuring beasts from the depths of the endless cosmic void, like the abyssaloom (a massive, planet-like entity that bends the minds of all who gaze upon it), or voidal clowns (warped jesters driven mad after an eternity in the overwhelming darkness of The Void). Even entities as powerful as The Cosmic One make an appearance (a superhero alien who crash-landed as a child in Kansas on some timelines, but ended up raised in The Void and turning to a path of doom and destruction in The Tingleverse). Also collected within are several monsters of American folklore, like hodags, hoop snakes, mothmen, blue oxen, sinkhole sammies and lovelanders. Even strange entitles from distant timelines of reality can be found within this fiendish tome, strange and bizarre beasts like leecheetahs, moneybees, and slamwiches. One thing's for sure, you'll have no problem embarking on the adventure of a lifetime with these foes and friends waiting for you in The Tingleverse!

The Tingleverse is a vast place, with infinite layers of reality that abide by only own steadfast rule: love is real. With all these potential universes, it was only a matter of time before twice Hugo Award nominated author, Dr. Chuck Tingle, began telling stories of love between ladybucks and their beautiful bigfoot, dinosaur, unicorn and living object partners. Collected here are seven such tales of lesbian love from deep within The Tingleverse; each one guaranteed to give you an erotic tingle down the spine. Featuring... BUTTLEJUICE MY LESBIAN TWICE BAKED POTATO SKI INSTRUCTOR EATS MY ASS CRANBERRY SAUCE GETS ME OFF DURING MY SOCIALLY DISTANCED THANKSGIVING THE BUTT OF MONTE CRISTO THE PHYSICAL MANIFESTATION OF MY COWORKERS AND ME DISCUSSING OUR SALARIES EVEN THOUGH OUR BOSS TOLD US NOT TO GETS ME OFF FAHRENHEIT 69 JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF MY BUTT

A CATALOGUE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY, THE STRANGE AND THE DOWNRIGHT CREEPY... Discover the unexplained mysteries and unsettling oddities of the modern world, from a beach in British Columbia awash with human feet, to the 'tulpamaneers' who claim to be channeling the living spirit of My Little Pony. Ponder terrifying thought experiments (can you think yourself to death?), and reflect on life's great questions (was the Garden of Eden located in Bedford?). In THE MYSTERIUM David Bramwell and Jo Keeling (authors of THE ODDITORIUM), present a user guide to the strange and unexplained corners of modern life. THE MYSTERIUM catalogues a host of bizarre, funny and intriguing stories for a post-Nessie generation still fascinated by the unknowable. Drawing on contemporary folklore, unsolved mysteries, and unsettling phenomena from the dark corners of the internet, this book celebrates the joy of asking questions and the thrill of finding answers which stop you dead in your tracks. Featuring a group of men who scared themselves to death, Space's version of the Bermuda Triangle, a cat who can sniff out the dying and the tale of Slenderman, the monster who stepped out of Photoshop and into our nightmares, this fascinating book is a catalogue of the extraordinary, the strange, the mysterious and the downright creepy. Includes a Foreword by Dan Schreiber, comedian and host of the No Such Thing As A Fish podcast.

This book examines changing representations of masculinity in geek media, during a time of transition in which “geek” has not only gone mainstream but also become a more contested space than ever, with continual clashes such as Gamergate, the Rabid and Sad Puppies’ attacks on the Hugo Awards, and battles at conventions over “fake geek girls.” Anastasia Salter and Bridget Blodgett critique both gendered depictions of geeks, including shows like Chuck and The Big Bang Theory, and aspirational geek heroes, ranging from the Winchester brothers of Supernatural to BBC’s Sherlock and the varied superheroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Through this analysis, the authors argue that toxic masculinity is deeply embedded in geek culture, and that the identity of geek as victimized other must be redefined before geek culture and media can ever become an inclusive space.