An adaptation of Hasbro's G.I. Joe toys (and related cartoons and comics) to Risus, by John Payne

An adapton of David Edding's popular fantasy epics to Risus: The Anything RPG

A large collection of Risus tidbits and optional rules - the archived-and-edited versions of material the webmaster has proposed on the Risus Mailing List.

Some notes on adapting the popular British SF series to Risus, by Karl Paananen.

Vincent Diakuw explores dungeoneering in an unusual way, via Risus.

Carl Hewett's collection of alternate methods for handling bonus-die gear, with other rules-notes.

David Masad's page for Risus (with other brain-lite gaming) includes his "Risus Illuminati" rules and a Risus adaption of The Matrix.

Dylan Craig's source material for 17th-century Risus campaigning, including some clever "Faith, Sorcery, and Witchcraft" rules that would add depth to any Risus fantasy outing.

Hollis McCray's Risus site features a Risus character sheet and a WinDOS character generation program.

Risus rules for anime-styled mecha action, including both vehicle rules and a selection of character types.

An adaptation of Tolkien's Middle-Earth to Risus, exploring character creation, magic, and monsters. By Michael Kurko.

A quick sampler of house rules including Risus Uno and genre "stylesheets."

The home of "Hurrah" - a Risus WWI Flying Ace sourcebook, and "Die like a Liao," for Risus-ized giant robot battles.

An adaptation of B. Denis Sustare's rabbit-roleplaying classic to Risus, by Boyd Mayberry.

Another take on Lovecraftian Risus, this one includes casual touches of humor along with rules for going bonkers, thumping eldridtch thingamajigs and quaffing space-travel beverages. By Manu Saxena.

Martin Runyon adapts Fox TV's short-lived but much-beloved space-opera-cum-horse-opera. Complete with stats for Serenity's crew.

Campaign notes (characters and creatures) for a space-opera Risus PBEM by Liz Rich.

Expanded rules for sorcerers and sorcery in Risus, with a large collection of sample Clichés.

Guy Hoyle's collection of Risus material, including such gems as Vikings of the Caribbean and Satans Gulch.

Quick adventures in "recipe" form for one-on-one Risus play.

A large collection of Superhero clichés, with expanded rules for comic-book style action, and super-wealthy characters. Written and Illustrated (via photomanipulated portraits) by Stacy Allston

Expands Risus as a tactical wargame, and provides a setting based in Normandy in the wake of D-Day. The site also includes a translation of Risus to Danish. By Lars Erik Larsen.

Florian Edlbauer's index to his Risus material, which includes a Call of Cthulhu adaption and some new rules material for English-language visitors.

The official homepage. A free, simple game for late nights when the eyes are bloodshot and the pizza is cold. The game is available in Rich Text, HTML, Plain Text and Adobe Acrobat formats. By popular game designer S. John Ross, author of the Pokethulhu RPG.

A role-playing game of magic, mystery, and guns in 1960s Europe, using Risus as the engine. By Brandon Blackmoor.

A Risus campaign page by Tim Ballew, set in "the last days of the Weird West."

What happens when Lovecraft goes post-apocalyptic? Kenneth Coble lets us know with this mini-worldbook.

Peter Kisner's growing collection of Risus material, including several house rules and an examination of faeries.

David Prokopetz explores Risus probabilities, complete with graphic charts and lots of alternate file formats.

A strategy guide/companion for Risus, available as a commercial PDF from Risus publisher Cumberland Games & Diversions. Each copy comes with a signed and stick-figured membership card.

An all-content Risus fanpage, including a fantasy setting and a Risus-based "Red Dwarf RPG," adapting the popular SF britcom for amused gamers everywhere.

Not exactly a goth RPG using Risus rules. A wicked Parody by Risus Magic author Jason Puckett

A Discordian Risus RPG by Prince Mu Chao.

A spooky supernatural Risus solitaire adventure in PDF form, courtesy of veteran designer Peter Schweighofer.

Christopher Thrash brings Risus together with Marc Miller's space-adventure classic in this example of "Recast Risus."

Several Risus items by Larry Bullock, including a Java-based in-browser character generator, assorted options, gaming tips, and "Ars Incantâtio," an alternate magic system. Many of the articles are also available as a PDF.

An adaptation of Uresia: Grave of Heaven (from Guardians of Order) to Risus: The Anything RPG (from Cumberland Games) by S. John Ross, the author of both.

A set of resources for westerns in Risus, with lists of guns, period/genre clichés, and an extensive list of critters and varmints. By David North.