Thursday, 23 July 2026

Ecoheroism and Dragonspill

 

Ecoheroism title. A slain dragon pierced by swords is emblazoned with caution tape.​


A dragon embodies fire, poison, and wrath. Slaying the monster doesn't make it safe!

Every part of the dragon's body, from claws to gizzard to skin, is uniquely hazardous.

Burying the heart will poison the groundwater for fifty leagues around. Burning the skin scars the sky for decades. Leaving the ribs exposed brings down a curse on the slayer's descendants. The lungs keep pumping out smog. The claws spread drought.

If left to decay, the dragon's hatefulness seeps into the environment, causing terror and ruin for leagues around.

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Ecoheroism is a system-neutral tabletop roleplaying game supplement developing this idea.

To engage in ecoheroism​ is to deal with a dragon carcass in a responsible, safe, and environmentally friendly way.

Do you tie it to a church bell? Drop it in a volcano? Bury it fifty feet underground?

Find the best way to safely dispose of the bits of a dragon carcass, or experience a dragonspill: the terrible environmental consequences of your failure.​

Four pages from the supplement. Dice tables. Red and yellow colour scheme.
  

Random tables! Fantasy environmentalism! Esoteric lore! Gory humour!

d20 dice table for methods of safely disposing of parts of a dragon.

Fantasy gaming meets environmental rehabilitation and bomb disposal.

For use with any fantasy TTRPG. Get it now!​

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Ecoheroism is downloadable for pay-what-you-want at: 

Itch dot io

RPG Trader

DriveThruRPG

 

 

Dice tables to determine which curse follows when the dragon's body is burned, dissolved, preserved, or stuffed. Slashed red background.

A chapter title page. "Dragonspill". A bloody red dragon roars against a grisly background and a ring of yellow caution tape.

Clean-up crew characters. A mixture of heavy labourer, butcher, and chef. A team drags away a rapidly-decomposing dragon corpse.


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Ecoheroism and Dragonspill

  A dragon embodies fire, poison, and wrath. Slaying the monster doesn't make it safe! Every part of the dragon's body, from claws ...