👋 Hi, I’m Soren - the person behind Tabletop Master. Here I share the journey of building a tool for GMs, the art we may feature, and the sounds I create along the way. You’ll also find glimpses of my own TTRPG creativity and bits of personal life. Thanks for being here.

I wonder what treasures or creatures reside at this place. The Grotto of Neptune in Tivoli (1812) by Johann Martin von Rohden (1778–1868) #Art #OldsSchoolArt #TTRPG #JohannVonRohden

"Mountain trolls dwelt on mountains. They were immense, and especially brutish. They were capable of blending in with mountainous rocks, offsetting their otherwise notable difficulties at hiding." The Shore of Oblivion (1889) by Eugen Bracht (1842-1921) #TTRPG #Art

"Merfolk were known to be playful creatures, and would often prank adventurers they came across. Their levels of mischief could come across as cruel, but not overly malicious." The Yellow Dwarf (1913) by Warwick Goble (1862–1943) #Art #OldSchoolArt #TTRPG

Walking through a dark and ancient Marsh could show to be a real challenge. "Froghemoths were massive amphibious predators. They were revered by bullywugs, who treated them as gods." The Marsh (c. 1885 - c. 1888) by Anton Mauve (1838-1888) #TTRPG #Art #OldSchoolArt #AntonMauve

Felt creative and recorded this. New tavern track, maybe? #TTRPG #Indidev #Amateur #Producer

Long beard or stubble? (8 years apart)

Do your players ever come across a slave market or slavery in general in your TTRPG games? The Slave Market in Cairo (1866) by Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904) #TTRPG #Art #OldSchoolArt #JeanGerome

A party traveling through a humid tropical biome should encounter a mix of threats: natural beasts (tigers, giant snakes, apes, crocodiles, giant insects) and hostile plant creatures. View of Cotopaxi (1857) by Frederic Edwin Church (1826–1900) #TTRPG #Art #FredericChurch

Vikings Heading for Land (1873) by Frank Bernard Dicksee (1853–1928) #Art #OldSchoolArt #FrankDicksee

Do you allow players to stop and discuss strategy mid-combat like they did in the Stranger Things finale?

Seems I rolled a nat 1 when buying fireworks for New Year. A battery exploded when I walked away from it, and one of the shots hit me behind my ear. Ouch!

Love the night sky today 🤩

Walking through these tombs is a death sentence. The Burning Tombs of Arch Heretics (1866) by Gustave Doré (1832-1883) #Art #OldschoolArt #TTRPG #GustaveDore

4 TTRPGS I want to play/run in 2026 Draw Steel Vaesen Shadow Over Sol Call of Cthulhu

Happy New Year, friends! 💥🥳 Here´s a little something I´ve been working on the past evenings. #TTRPG #Space #Music #Producer #Indiedev

Merry Christmas to all my Twitter friends. 🎄🎄 Now Watch out for All that Christmas food. ;)

I wonder what the watchman does in the basement every evening for thirty minutes, and why I can’t shake the feeling he’s slightly translucent? The Night Watchman (c.1900) By August Karl Martin Splitgerber (1844-1918) #Art #OldSchoolArt #TTRPG #AugustKarlSplitgerber

Little did they know when they ventured along the creek "They were creatures from the Feywild. Typified as having supernatural abilities and a connection to nature or to some other force or place." Dancing Fairies (1866) by August Malmström (1829–1901) #Art #OldSchoolArt #TTRPG

Is AI usage in your product damaging? 😬☠️ The short answer is a yes! According to my own social media research, using polls on Facebook, Reddit, and X, the picture is clear: Out of nearly 1,400 votes, 38% said they wouldn’t use a product if it contained AI-generated content.

I wouldn’t want to battle a pack of harpies while being stuck on that cliffside. Mountain with Cascade (unknown year) by William Stanley Haseltine (1835-1900) #Art #OldSchoolArt #TTRPG #WilliamHaseltine