We have created a tile based system that can be used for Tabletop RPG, and dungeon crawling games that supports Square bases.
Everyday Arcana: Evil Genius confirm WotC copyright clash
The rebooted Urban Arcana is now Everyday Arcana and Geek Native asked Evil Genius to confirm why the Everyday Heroes supplement changed names.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #216
Gen Con is this week, and Routinely Itemised is Geek Native’s weekly RPG news roundup that provides a one-stop shop for reviews, discoveries, tips, and interviews.
Interstellar: Metal mechanical Rubik’s Cube-style dice
These are complex dice to build, and the Kickstarter pitch makes it clear the Californian team know their stuff.
Welcome to Night Vale to get its own RPG
Joseph and Jeffrey have created a fantastic world full of vibrant characters, mystery, and rich engaging stories. Roleplayers around the world have long been fans of the series and we’re excited to now allow them to have their own adventures in the world of Night Vale.
Starfinder 2e: Paizo confirms Pathfinder Remastered compatibility
This new edition of Starfinder is being designed to be fully compatible with the upcoming release of the Pathfinder Remastered rulebooks and all future Pathfinder Second Edition products.
Shadows Surrounding wins the Urban Arcana setting competition
Shadows Surrounding was one of the three finalists, and it was a close vote between it, Suba Rosa and Terra Arcana.
Launching with pre-orders and bundle deals: Marvel does Roll20 and DTRPG differently
Marvel is back in the tabletop RPG space as the Marvel Multiverse RPG core rules are out and available on DriveThruRPG but not in the unusual way.
Traveller: The updated classic sci-fi RPG in a classically generous bundle
Explore the galaxy in the Pirates of Drinax campaign and Drinaxian Companion, which expand the setting with new possibilities for adventure. Gear up for your travels with weapons and equipment from the Central Supply Catalogue and Field Catalogue.
Travel the RPG timeline with Dicegeeks Eras and the Bundle of Holding
Each 50-page book contains a collection of percentile (d100) tables that can generate locations, equipment, loot, character names, and encounters appropriate to a particular era of the past or a futuristic science fiction genre.