Humble Bundle’s new Legend in the Mist and Otherscape RPG collection is a budget-friendly bundle that features a folktale‑flavoured fantasy game paired with its neon‑ghost cyberpunk cousin. Both games are all wrapped up in a pay‑what‑you‑want bundle supporting the World Wildlife Fund.
If you’ve been circling Legend in the Mist since its ENnie sweep earlier this year (six awards, including Best Game and Best Rules) this is the cheapest, easiest way to get the whole thing without waiting for a Kickstarter delivery or paying collector‑edition prices.
The bundle includes 17 items if you pay at least £13.30 (or $18), covering both Legend in the Mist and Otherscape.
For Legend in the Mist, you get:
- Core Book: the full ruleset, built around tags and 2d6, with no stats or maths to memorise. Story‑first, rules‑light, and very newcomer‑friendly.
- Hearts of Ravensdale Setting Book: a rustic fantasy world of villages, countryside journeys, strange creatures, and ancient lore.
- Action Grimoire: a reference book full of suggested actions, effects, and consequences.
- Peddler’s Cart Collection: extra theme kits, journeys, challenges, and magic options.
- Character Pack: illustrated pregens that double as posters.
- Scene Maps & Tokens: handy for online or in‑person play.
- Twilight Deck: a card‑based storytelling and encounter tool.
- Soundtrack: because apparently we’re doing full ambience now.
- Narrator’s Screen: keep your secrets behind pretty art.
And for Otherscape, you get:
- Metro: Otherscape Core Book: cyberpunk meets supernatural.
- Tokyo: Otherscape Setting Book: neon ghosts, digital spirits, and corporate dread.
- Action Database: the cyberpunk equivalent of the Grimoire.
- Character Packs: more pregens, more art.
- MC Screen: for running the tech‑haunted future.
It’s a lot. It’s basically the full digital line for both games.
Legend in the Mist is pitched as rustic fantasy. We’re not talking grimdark, nor high‑epic, but the kind of story where villagers, herbalists, and oddballs head into the woods and discover the world is bigger, stranger, and more dangerous than they thought. Think Princess Mononoke meets Wind in the Willows with a dash of Wheel of Time wandering.
It’s cosy until it isn’t. And that’s the charm.
The system itself is extremely accessible: tags + 2d6. No stats. No fiddly modifiers. It’s a system built for storytelling, improvisation, and players who want to roleplay without flipping through rulebooks every five minutes.
I can respect that.
Look, Legend in the Mist feels like the kind of game you’d run on a rainy evening: a handful of villagers, a pot of tea, a looming threat in the woods, and a story that grows stranger the further you walk. This Humble Bundle gives you the whole toolkit for that kind of play, and throws in a cyberpunk ghost‑city for when you fancy neon instead of oak trees.
You can click here to visit the bundle page over at Humble Bundle.