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Articles by Andrew Girdwood - Page 1101
Looking back to 11th April 2019, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "Blood Feud will take 2 storytellers (1 at a push) and needs between 4 and 32 players. ". It also was tagged with White Wolf.
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White Wolf announce a new Vampire: the Masquerade megagame
Blood Feud will take 2 storytellers (1 at a push) and needs between 4 and 32 players.
Short film: Spring
We follow a shepherd girl and her dog as she has the ancient and dangerous task of dealing with spirits to bring spring to her valley.
This mud and lasers RPG is doing something different; Lancer killing it on Kickstarter
What is it? It’s an RPG focused on the pilots of modular mechs in a futuristic world set long after the apocalypse.
Chaosium announce a new series of Call of Cthulhu computer games
Chaosium, the publisher responsible for the iconic Call of Cthulhu RPG, has today announced a partnership with Focus Home Interactive.
Check out the first edition Blade Runner comic covers
set in LA 2019 and following the Blade Runner Ash who is dealing with a Replicant kidnapping.
The first ever photograph of a black hole, and it looks like the Eye of Sauron
It looks like the Eye of Sauron due to a halo of superheated gas, glowing a dark red, falling into the inescapable hole at the centre of the phenomenon.
One Punch Man season 2 opens in the UK
It isn’t as easy to watch One-Punch Man season 2 as some fans might have expected.
Stay alert and check out this Paranoia CRPG trailer
Stay alert! Trust no one! Traitors are everywhere, plotting to destroy The Computer, Alpha Complex itself, and our precious way of life. Identify them, report them – or eliminate them as the treasonous scum they are. Keep your laser handy!
Crazy ideas players have: The sexy female goblin
Players have the strangest ideas. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don’t.
