The show starts on Friday the 28th of February and the stars will be playing through a scenario called The Breakfast League as high schoolers, in the 80s, stuck on Saturday detention. It’s not the Watchmen.
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Wyrd Games warns that the coronavirus may delay releases
We are doing our best to keep everything on track, but health and safety come first; as such, our upcoming releases for February and March might be pushed back a little bit.
Hasbro on plan to double the money they make from Wizards of the Coast
Hasbro had their earnings call last night and revealed February the 21st will be a big day for Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering.
Marvel United chibi-style board game smashes through $330,000 in hours
Spin Master Corp, a company listed on to Tokyo stock exchange, and CMON have teamed up to bring a new Marvel board game to life.
Svilland RPG expands with Freyja’s Tears
The adventure features the struggle between the protector Vanir Freyja and the Helheim’s cold goddess Hel.
RPG publishers cut ties with the Judges Guild Game Company after bigotry expose
The Judges Guild ran a City State of the Invincible Overlord Kickstarter six years ago, and backers are still waiting on their books.
Tabletop RPG 3D maps: The balance of speed, cost and quality
The black and white effect keeps the visuals striking but straightforward.
Tabletop for Teens shares alternative D&D tomato poster art
This poster was designed by Tabletop For Teens, a forthcoming project from a Utah based nonprofit planning to help at-risk youth with opportunities to learn and grow through tabletop games.
Free League Publishing launch third-party design and sell program
There are, however, rules and limits. You cannot create your own Alien RPG material and sell it.
Animals, not monsters: Niwri’s Marvelous Menagerie of the Multiverse kickstarts
Deep Dungeon Games’ premises in clever and straightforward; not all the animals in your fantasy world are dangerous monsters.
