Geek Native’s patrons voted Schwalb Entertainment into the spotlight for August, and we’ve been lucky enough to have time with Rob himself for an email Q&A.
Shadow of the Weird Wizard: The most anticipated TTRPG for 2024 is out and reviewing well
Drawing inspiration from the acclaimed Shadow of the Demon Lord system, Shadow of the Weird Wizard promises a gritty fantasy experience filled with challenging choices and thrilling exploration.
Demons are for adults, Wizards are for everyone: Shadow of the Weird Wizard x10s its Kickstarter goal
The core rules have about 325 pages, tips for running The Shadow of the Weird Wizard, traps, hazards, guidelines for making your own quests, a gazetteer, a bestiary and more than a dozen ancestries.
Shadows of the Demon Lord bundles for the Weird Wizard
Purchases of either bundle support the charity Robert J. Schwalb selected, the Wildlife Conservation Society.
When the Wolf Comes RPG: Viking doom never looked so Ragnarokking good
It is harsh across the Empire, whoredom rife —a gene age, a machine age —mankind is riven— a restless age, a deathless age— before the Nine Worlds go headlong. No longer is there mercy among what once were men.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #119
Games company expelled from Origins, another up for sale at an eyewatering price, and so many tempting new games. A busy week of RPG news!
Marvel Multiverse RPG designer announces next RPG project
Shotguns and Sorcery is heading to 5e, as Matt Forbeck brings the first wave of fulfilment to a close.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #114
RPG news in the week that Chaosium’s Steve Perrin passed away and Geek Native moved HQ.
Plenty of Demons: Two Shadows of the Demon Lord deals in The Bundle of Holding
There’s now a chance to plunge deep into the darkness as there are two different offers for the game up in The Bundle of Holding.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #64
A glance at some noteworthy RPG releases this week along with yet another busy RPG news section. Kickstarter seems to get more alive with each passing day, recovering strongly from the lockdown slump.
