EXPLORE THE CITY OF LIGHT
IN A TIME OF DARKNESS

In 1390 CE—fifty years since the start of the English War, and thirty since the coming of the plague, the revolt of the peasants, and the Abandonment of Death—Paris remains the largest, richest city in Europe.

At the same time, the war-councilors of the young, mad king send out tax collectors. The dukes hire spies to infiltrate the guilds and churches. The New Templars—returned to their former headquarters—build an authoritarian city-within-the-city. The peasants plan revolution. And even stranger forces work in darkness below...

You are a Pilgrim (Pèlerin)—an outcast, a wanderer. You work as a spy for hire rather than a religious penitent. Which of the great factions will you aid in their quest to control the future of the capital? How deep will you venture to earn a newly minted franc or two? What horrors will you face?

• 8 factions—breaking up the kingdom into a powderkeg of post-apocalyptic tensions
• 3 new rules for underground exploration
• 2 new classes—the routier (sell-sword) and souterrain (underground survivalist)
• 20 new encounters inspired by French folklore
• 30 new relics from medieval history
• 4 strange “dungeons”—regions of the Lutetian Vault beneath Paris
• 4 cross-cutting underground quests to play through in any order
• 90 locations in Paris to explore
• 1 epic setting for your next medieval horror campaign

Watch actual play in Paris with amazing streamers >

Unsunken is a full campaign setting in Paris with new rules for Danse Macabre: Medieval Horror Roleplaying.

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Explore more of the Abandoned World

• The Danse Macabre Rulebook ☉ Survival & Madness in a World Beyond Death: A Dark Historical Fantasy TTRPG
• Guide to the Abandoned World ☉ Eight historical settings and solo rules for Danse Macabre: Medieval Horror Roleplaying
• Reliquary ☉ 100 relics for Danse Macabre: Medieval Horror Roleplaying

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Unsunken: Paris Below ☉ An urban & underground campaign setting for Danse Macabre

Writing by Wythe Marschall 

Art by Christopher Pickett, Ethan, Gould, Anthony Grasso, & Sunaree Paiwong
Design & layout by Anthony Grasso
Maps by Michael J. Cohen, Wythe Marschall, & Anthony Grasso

Copy editing by Jedd Cole

French language and history consulting by Laura Goudet & Jean-Baptiste Goudet 
Marketing and operations led by Sunaree Paiwong

© 2026 Wythe Marschall & the Stillfleet Studio