Pinnacle Entertainment Group (PEG) have the Savage Worlds Adventure Edition and anniversary update of Night Train on Kickstarter.
Onyx Path’s post-apocalypse 5e setting lands in the Bundle of Holding
Once, the gods and titans warred for supremacy, and vast armies of mortal creatures fought beside their creators.
Dragon jumper: Dungeons & Dragons ugly Christmas sweater
The official D&D ampersand logo is emblazed against the moon as dragons fly and dice decorate the helm.
New horror: Ellen Datlow Presents Tales of Terror
There’s more than three decades worth of anthology content here and 4,700 pages. Authors include Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, George R. R. Martin, Peter Straub, Clive Barker, Poppy Z. Brite, Thomas Ligotti, Ramsey Campbell, Tim Powers and Joe R. Lansdale.
Headless horrors and local writers: Backwards: Regional American Gothic Horror
Backwards Tabletop publishes the 5-star rated Backwater: Southern Gothic Horror Tabletop Roleplaying and has expanded it once through Kickstarter.
Mattel wins the race to sell the first board game with integrated AI
It’s Google tech. Mattel’s new Pictionary uses the “Quick, Drawl!” artificial intelligence, which I’ve used loads and helped train the AI. It’s free to play.
A look inside: Dungeons & Dragons Lore & Legends
The book has more than 900 artworks, including photography, digs into the history of D&D and has been sculpted by an impressive team of writers and researchers.
Can an RPG go viral? Don’t Play This Game horror chain letter might
Once an Event is completed the Entity will select another. This repeats and your story unfolds until either you complete the game and are free, or you lose and, well, then really bad things happen…
Aconyte Books brings Marvel Zombie’s The Hunger to DriveThruComics
Sister site to the DMsGuild and DriveThruRPG, DriveThruComics has Aconyte Books as a publisher, and they’ve just published 352-pages of zombies.
Data shows Netflix hit three times as hard as Apple in the writers’ strike
The JustWatch data shows Netflix suffered about a third of all delays, thrice as much as Apple TV+ and much more than HBOMax, Prime Video and Disney+.
