Pendragon is set amidst the glory and grandeur of King Arthur’s Britain.
TTRPG news, reviews and interviews
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Be rewarded for being awesome: A review of Outgunned
Outgunned in a genre action TTRPG that lets you play games like The Fast and the Furious, Kingsman and Bad Boys.
Burnbourgh: The TTRPG about having hope while everything burns
I chatted to Gwen Howard at UK Games Expo and signed up to their Kickstarter alert for Burnbourgh.
Parable Games reveals cosy mecha solo TTRPG “ION Heart” cover
In ION Heart, you’re teaching your mecha’s AI brain about living, about life, and about what it means to be alive.
As Dragon Age: The Veilguard drops gameplay trailer, the TTRPG quickstart is still free
EA have, within the last few hours, just put twenty minutes of Dragon Age: The Veilguard gameplay footage on YouTube.
Outgunned Adventure is a standalone RPG and an expansion at the same time!
The Director’s Cut uses small pools of d6 when there’s a risk to the situation, but you’re neither trying to low high or low.
Delta Green: One of the best horror TTRPGs is a Humble bundle
For the next two weeks or so, Humble has a deal with the core Agent’s Handbook and Handler’s Guide with a library of supporting books.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #259 & #260
Tabletop RPG industry shakeup: Demiplane joins Roll20, Bradford moves to Fantasy Grounds, Steamforged acquires Privateer Press, Mantic buys River Horse, D&D gets stamps, TV show cancelled.
Shadowrun essentials, missions and bundles from 2081 and 2019
Seattle, 2081 – In a world transformed by the resurgence of magic and plagued by the relentless exploitation of megacorporations, a new breed of mercenary is emerging: the shadowrunner.
Mantic buys River Horse, securing the brand and licenses, including Labyrinth and Dark Crystal RPGs
Mantic will be taking on River Horse’s licensed games and universes, and Alessio Cavatore will be joining Mantic to work on product and games design as they continue to bring you truly exceptional tabletop experiences.
