Sell your RPG systems and Fantasy / Wargame style Boardgames to us.

Quest Name: The Great Unburdening

Difficulty: Moderate Recommended Level: Any adventurer with a full bookshelf. Quest Giver: The Sage of Future Campaigns

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You stand before the Shelf of Infinite Worlds, a monument to your past. Its foundations groan under the weight of concluded sagas and retired character sheets.

A strange feeling settles upon you. Your inventory feels… full. Your Carry Weight is at its maximum, leaving no room for new gear, new maps, new lore. You have become the guardian of a silent library, a dragon sleeping on a pile of gold it no longer spends.

Suddenly, a new quest appears on your character sheet, inscribed in ethereal, glowing ink:

Main Objective: Release the Sealed Adventures

Your mission, brave adventurer, is to undertake The Great Unburdening. You must carefully curate your hoard and release these powerful artifacts back into the world.

Quest Rewards:

• Achievement Unlocked: ‘Cleansed Hoard’: Free up critical inventory space in your domicile, granting a permanent +1 bonus to ‘Sanctuary Comfort’.
• New Questline Unlocked: With an empty space on your shelf and gold in your purse, you can now accept the quest for “The Next Great System” without penalty.

First Step:

Your quest begins not with a sword, but with a decision. Approach the Shelf of Infinite Worlds. Place a hand upon a tome whose story you have already told. Now, adventurer, you must be the Game Master for its destiny. Seek out the marketplaces and guilds (online forums, local game stores) where novice heroes gather, and offer them a portal to their own legend.

Your next adventure awaits. Will you answer the call?

What kind of boardgames are we looking for ?

Modern Strategy games, Kickstarter, Fantasy Flight games, Command and Colours, Wizards of the Coast, Games Workshop., Horror Games, Wargames, Historical Wargames

ROLEPLAYING GAMES – All Roleplaying games, manuals.

WE CAN’T BUY – Any Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit, Risk or similar family games. Games that are poorly organised, missing pieces or in poor condition.

How to sell your books / boardgames

1. Upload photos ( Jpg – 7mb max) Or list/
2. We send a quote.
3. If happy box your books (we can send a courier label and arrange collection)
4. Once arrived after quick check we send the money directly to your bank account.
5. PLEASE NOTE – If your book collection is not suitable for us, we won’t value or buy it. , please don’t be offended!!! Best to sell privately or donate to charity in these cases.

Please upload clear photos of the book spines so we can read the titles. Please ensure all boardgames have pieces organised in bags or similar and no missing pieces. Any missing pieces will detract from our offer if not mentioned. Add extra photos for any significant wear or damage. Max file size 7MB per photo.”

ISSUES WITH YOUR UPLOAD? Email us books@mrslofthouse.co.uk with photos or lists

LIST OF POPULAR ROLEPLAY GAMES WE ARE BUYING –

PLEASE NOTE WE CAN BUY ALL ROLEPLAY BOOKS AND SUPPLEMENTS

• 13th Age: A fantasy RPG that blends aspects of different editions of Dungeons & Dragons with a focus on character-driven storytelling.

• 7th Sea: A game of swashbuckling and adventure on the high seas of a fantasy world resembling 17th-century Europe.

• Aces and Eights: A Wild West roleplaying game known for its detailed and realistic combat system.

• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D): The second edition of the original roleplaying game, known for its extensive rules and classic fantasy setting.

• Alien RPG: A science fiction horror game set in the universe of the popular film franchise.

• All Flesh Must Be Eaten: A zombie survival horror RPG that can be adapted to a variety of apocalyptic scenarios.

• Anima: Beyond Fantasy: A fantasy RPG with a strong anime and manga influence, known for its detailed character creation.

• Apocalypse World: A post-apocalyptic RPG that introduced the popular “Powered by the Apocalypse” game engine.

• Ars Magica: A historical fantasy game centered around a covenant of powerful magi in Mythic Europe.

• Avatar Legends: The RPG: A game set in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, focusing on martial arts and elemental powers.

• Basic Role-Playing (BRP): A versatile and intuitive percentile-based system that powers many of Chaosium’s games.

• Big Eyes, Small Mouth (BESM): A flexible system for roleplaying in a wide variety of anime and manga genres.

• Blades in the Dark: A game about a crew of scoundrels building a criminal enterprise in a haunted industrial city.

• Blue Rose: A romantic fantasy RPG that focuses on storytelling and relationships in a world of magic and intrigue.

• Call of Cthulhu: The classic horror RPG based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft, where ordinary people confront cosmic horrors.

• Candela Obscura: A horror investigation game where players are members of a secret society protecting the world from supernatural threats.

• Carcass Crawler: An old-school fantasy RPG designed for compatibility with early editions of Dungeons & Dragons.

• Castle Falkenstein: A fantasy RPG set in a Victorian era of high adventure, magic, and steam-powered technology.

• Champions: A superhero RPG known for its detailed and flexible point-based character creation system.

• Chronicles of Darkness: A modern horror RPG that serves as the successor to the original World of Darkness.

• City of Mist: A neo-noir investigation RPG where players portray modern-day incarnations of myths and legends.

• Conan: Adventures in an Age Undreamed Of: A sword and sorcery RPG set in the world of Robert E. Howard’s Conan the Barbarian.

• Coriolis – The Third Horizon: A science fiction RPG with a unique “Arabian Nights in space” setting.

• Cortex Prime: A modular and adaptable toolkit for creating and playing RPGs in any genre.

• Cyberpunk RED: A high-octane RPG set in the dark future of Night City, the setting of the popular video game.

• Cypher System: A versatile, narrative-focused game engine that powers games like Numenera and The Strange.

• D6 System: A generic and easy-to-learn RPG system that uses six-sided dice.

• Deadlands: A “Weird West” RPG that combines elements of horror, fantasy, and steampunk with a classic western setting.

• Delta Green: A modern-day conspiracy horror game where players are agents fighting to protect humanity from unnatural forces.

• Dogs in the Vineyard: A game about young religious arbiters who travel to frontier towns to uphold the faith and punish sin.

• Dragon Age: A fantasy RPG based on the popular series of video games by BioWare.

• Dragonbane: A classic Swedish fantasy RPG with a focus on fast-paced adventure and deadly combat.

• Dread: A unique horror RPG that uses a Jenga tower to determine the outcome of actions, creating palpable tension.

• Dungeon Crawl Classics: An old-school fantasy RPG that emulates the feel of early fantasy roleplaying with a modern twist.

• Dungeon World: A fantasy RPG that uses the “Powered by the Apocalypse” engine to create a more narrative and collaborative style of play.

• Dungeons & Dragons (D&D): The original and most popular tabletop roleplaying game, now in its fifth edition.

• Earthdawn: A high-fantasy RPG set in a world recovering from a magical apocalypse.

• Eclipse Phase: A science fiction horror game of transhumanity, conspiracy, and survival in a post-apocalyptic future.

• Exalted: A high-fantasy RPG where players take on the roles of demigods in a world of epic myth and martial arts.

• Fabula Ultima: A tabletop RPG inspired by classic Japanese role-playing video games.

• Fiasco: A GM-less storytelling game where players collaboratively create and play out a disastrous situation, often with darkly comedic results.

• FATE: A flexible and narrative-focused RPG system that can be adapted to any genre.

• Feng Shui: A fast-paced action movie RPG that emulates the over-the-top style of Hong Kong cinema.

• Forbidden Lands: A sandbox survival fantasy RPG with a focus on exploration and discovery in a cursed world.

• Forged in the Dark: The game system that powers Blades in the Dark and other similar games, focused on crews and their illicit activities.

• Genesys: A generic, narrative-focused RPG system that uses custom dice to determine the success, failure, and side effects of actions.

• GURPS (Generic Universal RolePlaying System): A highly flexible and detailed system that can be used to run a campaign in any setting imaginable.

• HackMaster: A fantasy RPG known for its crunchy rules and satirical take on the fantasy genre.

• HarnMaster: A medieval fantasy RPG that prides itself on its realism and detailed world-building.

• Hero System: A generic and highly customizable point-based RPG system.

• ICON: A fantasy RPG that blends tactical combat with narrative-driven play.

• Index Card RPG (ICRPG): A simple and fast-paced fantasy RPG with a focus on DIY creativity.

• Ironsworn: A grim fantasy RPG that can be played solo, co-op, or with a traditional GM.

• Lancer: A science fiction RPG focused on customizable mechs and their pilots.

• Legend of the Five Rings: A fantasy RPG set in the fictional land of Rokugan, inspired by feudal Japan.

• Mage: The Ascension: A modern-day urban fantasy game where players are mages who can bend reality with their beliefs.

• Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game: A superhero RPG set in the expansive Marvel Comics universe.

• Masks: A New Generation: A “Powered by the Apocalypse” game about young superheroes coming into their own.

• Monster of the Week: A “Powered by the Apocalypse” game where players take on the roles of monster hunters in a modern-day setting.

• Monsterhearts: A “Powered by the Apocalypse” game about the messy lives of teenage monsters.

• Mothership: A science fiction horror RPG with a focus on panic, stress, and survival in a deadly universe.

• Mouse Guard: A fantasy RPG where players are members of an elite group of mice who protect their fellow rodents.

• Mutant: Year Zero: A post-apocalyptic RPG where players are mutated humans trying to survive and build a new society.

• Mutants & Masterminds: A superhero RPG that uses a modified version of the d20 system.

• Mythras: A versatile and realistic percentile-based RPG system.

• Numenera: A science-fantasy RPG set on Earth one billion years in the future.

• Old-School Essentials: A retro-clone that faithfully emulates the rules and feel of the 1981 Dungeons & Dragons Basic/Expert sets.

• The One Ring: A fantasy RPG set in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth, focusing on the journeys and adventures of its heroes.

• Palladium Fantasy Role-Playing Game: A classic fantasy RPG known for its expansive world and detailed character options.

• Paranoia: A darkly humorous science fiction RPG set in a dystopian future controlled by an insane computer.

• Pathfinder: A fantasy RPG that expanded upon the rules of Dungeons & Dragons 3.5, now in its second edition.

• Pendragon: A fantasy RPG set in the world of Arthurian legend, with a focus on chivalry and dynastic play.

• Pokemon Tabletop United: A fan-made RPG system for adventures in the world of Pokémon.

• Powered by the Apocalypse (PbtA): A flexible game engine that has been used to create a wide variety of narrative-focused RPGs.

• Prowlers & Paragons: A superhero RPG with a focus on fast-paced action and cinematic storytelling.

• RuneQuest: A classic fantasy RPG set in the detailed and mythic world of Glorantha.

• Savage Worlds: A fast, furious, and fun RPG system that can be adapted to any genre.

• Scum and Villainy: A “Forged in the Dark” game about the crew of a spaceship on the fringes of the galaxy.

• Shadow of the Demon Lord: A dark fantasy RPG known for its streamlined rules and grim tone.

• Shadowdark RPG: A modern take on old-school fantasy roleplaying with a focus on simplicity and fast-paced action.

• Shadowrun: A unique blend of cyberpunk and fantasy, where technology and magic coexist in a dystopian future.

• Star Trek Adventures: A science fiction RPG that allows players to explore the final frontier as members of Starfleet.

• Starfinder: A science-fantasy RPG that takes the rules of Pathfinder into a far-future space setting.

• Stars Without Number: A sandbox science fiction RPG with a focus on exploration and freedom.

• Star Wars Roleplaying Game (Fantasy Flight Games): A series of three compatible games that cover different aspects of the Star Wars universe.

• Symbaroum: A dark fantasy RPG from Sweden with a rich setting and a focus on exploration and mystery.

• Tales from the Loop: An RPG set in an alternate 1980s where players take on the roles of kids investigating strange phenomena.

• The Dark Eye: Germany’s most popular fantasy RPG, known for its detailed world and grounded fantasy.

• Thirsty Sword Lesbians: A “Powered by the Apocalypse” game of swashbuckling adventure, melodrama, and queer romance.

• Traveller: A classic science fiction RPG with a focus on interstellar trade, exploration, and adventure.

• Tunnels & Trolls: One of the earliest roleplaying games, known for its solo play adventures and lighthearted tone.

• Twilight: 2000: A realistic military RPG set in the aftermath of a hypothetical World War III.

• Unknown Armies: A modern-day occult horror RPG where players are entangled in a secret war for the fate of reality.

• Vaesen: A Nordic horror roleplaying game where players investigate supernatural creatures.

• Vampire: The Masquerade: A game of personal horror and political intrigue where players take on the roles of vampires in a modern gothic-punk world.

• Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: A grim and perilous fantasy RPG set in the dark and gritty world of Warhammer.

• Werewolf: The Apocalypse: A game of savage horror where players are werewolves fighting to protect the natural world from corruption.

• The Witcher Role-Playing Game: An RPG set in the dark fantasy world of the popular novels and video games.

• World of Darkness: The overarching setting for games like Vampire: The Masquerade and Werewolf: The Apocalypse.

• Zweihänder Grim & Perilous RPG: A dark fantasy RPG that emulates the feel of old-school fantasy with more modern rules.