Bxllet Clip: The Pinxp Issue

Rathayibacter Toxicus' game [Bxllet> is fucking phenomenal. It's punchy, evocative, and a damn fine ttrpg. To celebrate its third anniversary, here's Bxllet Clip: a periodical ttrpg zine dedicated to Bxllet.

Our first issue is the Pinxps Issue, featuring the delightful Bxllet Gxrls designed by Brian Yaksha. Inside, you'll find a kickass Bxllet hack by Adira Slattery, an interview with Rathayibacter Toxicus, a pair of adventures by Martin Dubuque, brand new rule modules from Rathayibacter, and a crossover supplement between Bxllet's Wastes and Troupe's Fiefs with new classes and Beasts by TheOriginalCockatrice.

Deadly Weapons (by Adira Slattery) is a game about power, gender, trauma and hope. You play as Avatars, girls with guns that never leave their side (no matter what) and whisper sweet nothings about shooting Demons.

In my interview with Rathayibacter Toxicus, I journey to Rath's hell dimension to speak with the designer himself. Our conversation ranged from thirsting after Mewtwo to game design, from Bxllet's past to its future. Rath proved a captivating speaker, even if the experience was a little personally harrowing.

Rathayibacter Toxicus' Aftermarkets are optional rule expansions for Bxllet to augment the core experience. He's got suggestions on bullet rationing and Beast behaviors, as well as rules governing duels between gunslingers.

Dubuque's Lab Run adventure is an expedition into the depths of a randomized superscience lab, full of traps, genetically-modified organisms, and the kind of miracle technology that could save the world. The Bayou is a noxious cesspit with its own peculiar Beasts but the same problems as every other damn place: capitalists squeezing the life outta their environment.

Gxnne: Troupe Does Bxllet translates the classic Troupe jobs of Jester, Hedge, Ghelf, Witch, Ogra, and Errant into the world of Bxllet. TheOriginalCockatrice has brought along several strange creatures with them, adding a folk horror color to the Bxllet palette.

It's been an absolute pleasure to work with everyone here and pay them for the privilege, and I'd love to make more issues of Bxllet Clip with open calls for Bxllet-related adventures, classes, and more, paying folks fairly for their work. In order to do that, I need this zine to do well, I need to see that folks want stuff like this and will pay for it. If you like what you see here, please leave a comment, leave a rating, talk about it on social media, (leave a tip if you like!) you know the drill. If we can get 100 sales in the next 6 months, I can make another one of these this year. If that's not incentive enough, every purchase you made adds another community copy (and every $5 you add in tip adds an additional one), letting folks who don't have the funds right now to pick up the zine!