It’s October 1st, and is it too soon to be in Halloween mode? Idiot of the East lets a skeleton decide for us.
Audio EXP: #166 – The One
Geeky, nerdy and tabletop news all summed up for your ears in about ten minutes. How? It’s Audio EXP, the Geek Native highlights podcast.
Become the Tolkien expert you were destined to be
It’s a three-tier offer, with nearly £300 worth of books about Middle-earth, art, J. R. R. Tolkien and enough to make you an expert. On offer here are also books that were a significant influence on the iconic writer.
The Zone: A horror tabletop RPG played in the dark and to lose
Raphael D’Amcio has a runaway Kickstarter on their hands with The Zone, as there’s a month for the project to run, and the target of $10,000 is well and truly in the distance with nearly $100,000 pledged.
Publisher Spotlight: November vote open to Patrons
It’s October, the Halloween month. It also means the nights and chill are creeping in here in Scotland. Strike that; they’re flooding in on dark winds and gales.
Legend of Mana -The Teardrop Crystal- anime gets October 7 air date for RPG adaptation
The anime creators collaborated with “cactus town” Kasugai City in Aichi to mark the launch.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #172
This week’s roleplaying game news, reviews, interviews, bundle offers, and advice.
Free to Download: Star Trek Adventures explores spacewrecks
The eighth in the free Star Trek Adventures free to download BRIEFS series is out on DriveThruRPG.
Lord of the Rings: Are Balrogs, those demonic Maiar, about to become rubber ducks?
Whatever the creature is, it’ll come in limited numbers. There are two foil stickers; 2,000 pieces and 3,000 Tubbz for each.
Free League on Embracer’s purchase of Lord of the Rings, supply challenges and the D&D ecosystem: An interview with Tomas Härenstam
After Ruins for the Lost Realm, we are planning for more adventures in Eriador, and after that, we have our eyes set on Moria and beyond.
