The license for Sanguine Games to produce the Usagi Yojimbo tabletop role-playing game has expired, and the rights-holders elected not to renew.
Hark, you dogs of the Underworld: Swords & Chaos RPG levels on Kickstarter
Swords & Chaos was meticulously crafted for those who love white-knuckle tales of heroic fantasy.
YZW: The One Ring Landmarks and Werewolves
The One Ring has werewolf stats in it, but I wanted a more powerful version. So I created my own werewolf for my version of Middle-earth and placed him in the landscape called the Forgotten Hamlet.
Free to Download: Crown of the Oathbreaker’s first chapter lines up an incredible 900+ page campaign
Crown of the Oathbreaker is 916-pages in total, giving it a claim at one of the largest 5e publications to go on sale.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #147
We can see many exciting bundles, Hasbro hanging on to Wizards of the Coast, and if you’re a fan of the news reading minotaur, there’s a chance to win him in the UK.
Exploring the Familiar in Tabletop Roleplaying Games
We tend to think of exploration as “seeing something new”. We imagine floating crystal highways, a dragon made of cheese, or a huge galactic bug predator; something we haven’t seen before and could scarcely imagine.
Be a Lazy Dungeon Master with a Sly Flourish RPG tips bundle
Mike Shea has been blogging and writing since 2009 with a Lazy DM hat on. Is Mike any good? Over 2,000 Patreons and 35,000 YouTube subscribers think so!
Free to Download: Dr. Grordbort’s Scientific Adventure Violence Quickstart
A Kickstarter is coming soon, and, for now, a free quickstart is up at Exalted Funeral, who are supporting Crowbar Creative on the project.
Evil Genius lands multiple partners as Roll20, Foundry, and Syrinscape support Cinematic Adventures RPGs
The beauty of a Modern-day roleplaying game is that you get to re-enact the action movies that we love. I’ve often found myself in the movie theater wishing I was in the movie.
TOKYO : OTHERSCAPE the City of Mist TTRPG spinoff smashes through $100,000 in funding in a day
Amit Moshe, the City of Mist tabletop RPG designer, once told Geek Native that the roleplaying game was for people afraid of D&D. It uses words, and Dungeons & Dragons use numbers.
