OneBookShelf, the company that runs DriveThruRPG, the DM’s Guild and other popular RPG stores has confirmed they will have to increase the cost of print-on-demand books.
Archives for October 2019
Wizards of the Coast have bought Tuque Games to make digital D&D games
Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering owner, Wizards of the Coast, has today announced they’ve bought the digital game studio Tuque.
12 Masks of Halloween: #11 Grinder
“Grinder”, as this character is called is described as an alien from an unknown dimension.
MapForge runs Kickstarter to add isometric support and assets gallery
Isometric maps are those set at an angle to create a ‘fake 3d effect’ and are popular with old school computer RPGs as a result.
Competition: Win The Art of Borderlands 3
Published in the UK by Titan Books, the collection of stunning illustrations is available to buy from October 29th and Amazon lists the recommended retail price at £35.
Is this new type of game the closest we’ll get to a solo LARP? Escape The Invasion
Escape the Invasion is being described by others as a mashup of a board game and an escape room. Those are the ingredients we need for a LARP, right? Props and a physical presence.
Take yourself to Hell and Back with this Halloween with a solo D&D adventure
You don’t need a Dungeon Master to play through this Descent Into Avernus prequel.
Supernatural 20s: 8 innovative horror RPGs you can play on Halloween
With Halloween fast approaching, you may be looking for a way to get your spooky on and simultaneously enjoy the awesome, imagination-fueled hobby of roleplaying games.
12 Masks of Halloween: #10 Rodan
Rodan looks sassy.
The Forever Dungeon
Tanner Yarro, of Yarro Studios, and the mastermind behind the $1 million dollars immersive battle maps has a new idea.