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Household: The really big/small TTRPG runs bundle with crowdfunder
If you don’t have the Household TTRPG and aren’t tempted (or have missed) the bundle deal, then the quickstart is a Pay What You Want at DriveThruRPG.
Pay What You Want: The OSR of “Rustwater” Quickstart
The system is OSR, and the tone of the game isn’t happy. The result is a weird fantasy RPG set in a cursed world.
Dawn of the Orcs: Dark strategic storytelling
The game suits 1 to 8 players, doesn’t need a GM, uses strategic decision-making and fuses it with storytelling to create and modify the world’s first Orcs to win a war.
Fireball Gnome? Amazon shows off the D&D Secret Level
Amazon Studio has “Secret Level” coming out to take on Love, Death & Robots animated series rival – with the team behind Love, Death & Robots.
Bit Odd, Innit? Steampunk TTRPG publisher Cakebread & Walton return
The company had published the official Abney Park’s Airship Pirates RPG and Clockwork & Chivalry.
Gaming Ballistic LLC transitions back to hobby status
Cole says “I can say that Mission X will happen, and the TFT, DFRPG, and possibly some sort of D&D version of the two manuscripts from David I have on my desk will eventually see print.”
Sideshow’s Black Friday to year end offer includes free models!
I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to afford a Sideshow model or find room in the flat for one, but that does not stop me from window shopping at the site!
Audio EXP Podcast: #262 – Smurfing horror lawyers
Audio EXP is Geek Native’s highlights podcast. Each week, there’s a recap of some favourite or exciting RPG and geeky news, conventions, interviews, and thought pieces.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #283
D&D’s latest Dungeon Master’s Guide has arrived, but Hasbro faces a lawsuit from investors. Meanwhile, Wizards of the Coast seeks new talent for original content, and Geek Native conducts an unusual interview.
