Birdking is the brainchild of the illustrator CROM. The London based artist has a Patreon and lists specialities as books, games, tattoos and necromancy.
Old Gods of Appalachia RPG: Monte Cook Games announce a new Cypher System game
These are the oldest mountains in the world. How dare we think we can break the skin of a god and dig out its heart without also calling blood and darkness?
Explore a fantasy steampunk London before 5e: Victoriana comes to the Bundle of Holding
Confusingly, Victoriana 4e will be 5e. That’s to say, the 4th edition of the steampunk Victoriana RPG will move to D&D’s 5e rule systems.
A cool dark side: Shikimori’s Not Just a Cutie
The first trailer hinted and the second confirms. There’s a dark side to Shikimori, and it’s kinda cool.
Netflix’s grim night: Vampire in the Garden
Once upon a time, humans and vampires lived in harmony in a place called Paradise. This is the story of a young girl and a vampire on a journey to find Paradise.
Free to Download: The Savage Lands RPG in which the spiders won – Empire of Venom & Silk
No one knows where the invaders came from. Two years ago, they exploded into the realm by way of Ahbiz, the city-state renowned for its alchemists and arcane scholars.
Savage for Charity: Hundreds of dollars worth of Savage Worlds RPG content in Ukraine deal
In the bundle, you’ll get Savage Worlds Deluxe: Explorer’s Edition. That’s not the latest version of the popular RPG system, which is SWADE, but it means you can use this bundle if you weren’t a Savage Worlds gamer yesterday.
Fandom Tabletop issue a new Cortex license for third-party creators
The future looks better for Cortex, the Fandom Tabletop owned RPG-system that powers The Dragon Prince: Tales of Xadia game, which was released today, Masters of the Universe and perhaps others.
D&D superstar Joe Manganiello fronted ARcana Kickstarts, a new way to play tabletop RPGs
Kickstarter is busy with software options for tabletop gamers, and the competitive virtual tabletop space has a healthy and challenging overlap with augmented tabletops.
Kodansha makes its award-winning manga nice and cheap
If you pause on Geek Native’s anime coverage to watch the trailers curated out from the hosepipe of activity from Japan, then you’ll know the name Kodansha.
