In Trail of Cthulhu 2e gamemasters are provided with resources to design horror mystery adventures, including guidelines for creating Cthulhuoid creatures, cults, and narrative frameworks for long-running campaigns.
The 13th Age 2nd edition: An Interview with Rob Heinsoo
Pelgrane Press is currently generating buzz on Kickstarter with £250,000 pledged for the 13th Age second edition. The campaign, which asked for £50,000, took about an hour to fund.
13th Age 2nd edition rises: Modernised fantasy storytelling with classic D20 action
Now 13th Age is getting its own 2nd edition, one that’s backwards compatible, and it is smashing targets on Kickstarter.
Discover the 13th Age Megabundle – Your gateway to epic fantasy RPG adventures
The 13th Age Megabundle offers a perfect blend of classic and innovative RPG elements, a customizable world, compatible with future editions, at a significant discount until May 1st.
The (undying) Dying Earth RPG bundle from Pelgrane returns with the iconic Jack Vance setting
Vat-grown beauties, charming rogues, and boastful magicians stage their final acts on a sun-scorched, dying Earth.
Trail of Cthulhu RPG lurks on Humble Bundle
The value of the top Trail of Cthulhu bundle tier comes to nearly £280, and money raised goes to support Cancer Research UK.
The future of Tabletop Scotland: A talk to Dave Wright
I wondered whether all this faith in the Tabletop Scotland team would be tested by the movie and reached out to the convention organisers.
Award-winning TTRPG 13th Age gets a mega bundle Humble deal
Rob Heinsoo and Jonathan Tweet have worked on some of the world’s most iconic tabletop RPGs, and for Pelgrane Press, they did 13th Age.
Pelgrane and Robin D. Laws return with a Hillfolk bundle
The Kickstarter got nearly $100k back when it ran, and for now, the Hillfolk RPG bundle is live for a week.
Which tabletop RPGs are people looking forward to the most this year?
I think EN World started this, and they’ve done it again with thousands of votes. It makes sense to share their results rather than reinvent the wheel.
