Notably, there are no core rules here, but there are conversion guides for systems like Savage Worlds, Mongoose’s Legend and, of course, Mystical’s Entropic Gaming System.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #194
Alright, gang, somehow we’re into March, and it’s been a bit of a struggle to keep up. Despite that, there’s still lots to say!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #192
Routinely Itemised’s RPG news will get you quickly up to speed with news from the blog and around the web.
Savage Worlds’ Legend of Ghost Mountain: Martial Arts RPG kicks Kickstarter target
The Ghost Wardens draw magical power from strong emotions. Rage. Fear. Joy. Disgust. Sorrow. Only a handful of candidates pass the harrowing trials to harness these emotions—a process that turns their hair white. Those who succeed are privy to mystical martial arts techniques.
Savage Universe: Pinnacle Entertainment launch for third-party creators
Savage Universe is THE place to find out about all of Pinnacle’s partners, including Aces, the Savage Worlds Adventure Guild, Translators, the Media Network, and fans.
New Year, New Game: 7,327 titles in DriveThruRPG’s push to persuade TTRPGers to try something new
Like Free RPG Day, the purpose of New Year, New Game is to make trying a new tabletop roleplaying game less scary and more attractive.
Free to Download: Savage Rifts – Palladium Gaming Using Savage Rifts
Rifts is a post-apocalyptic science fiction role-playing game published by Palladium Books.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #180
A nimble recap of RPG news from Geek Native and around the web. There are deals, reviews, s, interviews and headlines from the tabletop games community.
Competition: Win the SWADE-powered post-apocalyptic The After
Tales from the Trail Vol II is a compendium for THE AFTER featuring a full plot point campaign that takes place over three unique and exciting adventures.
Titan Robotics: RIFTS’ new Creative Director brings ARCHIE to Kickstarter and Syntharoid PCs
Sean Owen Roberson is a new business partner at Palladium Books and the new Creative Director.
