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A one-person store that opened in December 2023, Tabletop Bookshelf has quickly earned its spot as a trusted seller of great indie and small press TTRPGs. Among the games currently on sale are gems like Evil Hat’s (a meets style RPG) and SoulMuppet’s, a game about sad space cowboys — though the original RPG is also on sale. It also carries classic games like the satirical and games by up-and-coming designers like Elliot Davis’, a solo RPG about a rogue time traveler avoiding a mysterious Agency and an evil Entity, that’s played on a yearly planner.

Knave of Cups is another online outfit run by a team of two. They stock games by prominent indie designers like Sam Leigh, Ken Lowery, and Cassi Mothwin. Knave of Cups also stocks everything you need like dice, tarot cards, journals, and puzzles.

Exalted Funeral is the go-to publisher and distributor for fans of Old School Renaissance games. It carries a massive catalog brimming with original games and settings like the Redwall-esque Mausritter or the psychedelic Ultraviolet Grasslands. Exalted Funeral also sells experimental supplements for over 30 systems including Dungeons and Dragons, Mork Bork, Mothership, and Old School Essentials.

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A staple of the indie tabletop scene, Indie Press Revolution carries maybe the widest array of tabletop games and adjacent materials on this list. Operating since 2004, IPR is a common presence at gaming conventions in the US. It sells staples of the medium like John Harper’s Blades in the Dark and Tim Hutching’s Thousand Year Old Vampire, alongside newer games and supplements like Quinn Murphy’s Welcome To Nightvale-inspired Community Radio and watt’s Cloud Empress.

Last but certainly not least on this list is Plus One Exp, a tabletop publisher and distributor with the slogan, “Weird Indie Games”, a sentiment we should all get behind. Plus One Exp has been distributing tabletop games with truly fascinating concepts like Alexi Sargeant’s a low-prep game about robbing a train to hell, Navaar Jackson’s, an intimate zombie apocalypse game in the vein of, and a d100-based twist on Arthurian legends and knightly virtues by Viditya Voleti and Sam Tung. Many of the games on the Plus One site are the product of their RPG Zine Club, a monthly subscription where members pay a flat rate for monthly games from designers all over the world.