I don’t know enough good song lyrics to build a generator on this but I do know some song titles and I can throw the odd sci-fi themed word into make the spaceship name a bit exotic.
Enrique Alcatena’s Liquid Steel Comic arrives in English, accompanied by a new TROIKA! RPG setting
Liquid Steel, the comic book series by artist Enrique Alcatena, is being translated into English for the first time.
Serenissima Obscura reveals minis & lore with more to come at UK Games Expo
Set in a fantastical 1507 Venice, Serenissima Obscura is designed to be largely system-agnostic, offering stats for 5e and its own universal shorthand system, with additional compatibility for Ars Magica.
Short film: Dating Woof
In this short animation we follow a young woman who does not cope well with computer game defeat.
Avatar: Train fan animation is impressive
Googling ‘Avatar Train’ gets me to wikis about Fire Nation inventions. In this case, Avatar is a Swedish heavy metal band and, therefore, even more hardcore than the Fire Nation.
Menagerie Shadowdark bundle offers extensive third-party adventures
Menagerie Press has been a prolific supporter of Shadowdark, with publisher William Murakami-Brundage releasing dozens of diverse dungeon crawls over the past two years.
Audio EXP Podcast: #286 – Aliens and mimics
FGG Games wins RPG Publisher Spotlight, GTA 6 delay welcomed, Alien: Rogue Incursion goes flat-screen. Plus, GameFound’s RPG Party for new creators, US-made Botch Dice, publisher updates from Rowan, Rook & Decard and RAFM Miniatures, and new TTRPGs like ‘Return of the Living Dead’ and ‘Holmes & Co.’, alongside exciting game bundles.
Buy an RPG from an indie shop, and you might win £250
Notably, Bookshop.org’s offerings include RPGs and related supplementary books.
Short film: Rogue (don’t get cocky)
The official title for this The Animation Workshop graduation project is Rogue but given the laughing adventurers at the start, I like to think of it as Don’t Get Cocky.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #308
Recent RPG news includes a fundraiser for Rick Hershey’s injured children, Goodman Games clarifying a controversial partnership, new D&D horror subclasses, a UK publisher skipping GenCon over safety, and Canada’s biggest mini maker is closing.