Catilus is an artist whom you can support through Patreon, but there’s also a growing collection of tabletop RPG successes.
Solo D&D adventure with Dragonlance’s The Test of High Sorcery
Maybe the most significant difference between Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms is how the settings approach magic.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Handiwork Games
We’re a small band of creators based around the world, but mostly in Scotland, UK. We have team members in England, The US, and New Zealand.
Glyn Moody interview: Is Twitter rigged against tabletop creators?
For almost 30 years, Glyn Moody has been writing on copyright, digital rights, and the Internet.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Bandit Camp
I make games that I want to play – that’s Bandit Camp’s “motto” and what I want to be known for, as someone that does what he does for the joy of it. I don’t make games for you – I make them for me.
An interview with Chris Birch: Modiphius, ambition and direction
Modiphius is hot off a summer smash hit, breaking $1 million on Kickstarter with a Skyrim game, and in this discussion, I’ll try and tease out clues as to what might follow.
An interview with Chris Birch: Modiphius sees business sense in helping others
In the first of two interviews, we talked about lessons learned and helping others.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Dapper Rabbit Games
Geek Native’s Patreons are awesome, and have voted Dapper Rabbit Games for this month’s RPG Publisher Spotlight.
Free League on Embracer’s purchase of Lord of the Rings, supply challenges and the D&D ecosystem: An interview with Tomas Härenstam
After Ruins for the Lost Realm, we are planning for more adventures in Eriador, and after that, we have our eyes set on Moria and beyond.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Battleaxes & Brimstone
Created during the pandemic, Battleaxes & Brimstone was inspired by decades of enthusiastic players and my own personal bucket list.
