The Last God: Tales from The Book of Ages is due on sale at the end of April, is 40-pages long and will cost $4.99. DC are publishing it under their DC Black Label and have given it a 17+ rating.
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Modiphius ships Nibiru; three new sci-fi adventures
Despite calling Nibiru nightmare fuel, I liked Federico Sohns innovative and imaginative sci-fi RPG.
Save $1,830 as the D&D community rally behind a bushfire charity drive
Nearly two thousand dollars worth of D&D goodies for less than two hundred as community creators at the DM’s Guild publish eight hugely discounted bundles.
Dungeon Party: Pub game turned RPG
Classic coin tossing meets dungeon crawling.
Your free guide to making swamps and sewers even more deadly in D&D
The booklet has over 20 new monsters, custom encounter ideas and that random sewer generator at the end.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #31
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Free to Download: Pathfinder’s Extinction Curse Player’s Guide
It’s a spoiler-free assistant to starting the Extinction Curse Adventure Path in which player characters are part of the Circus of Wayward Wonders when tragedy strikes.
A review of Dead of Night: The Final Cut
Graeme Patrick’s adventure only needs 2 players, can cope with many more but I recommend you don’t have more characters than can reasonably fit in a motorboat.
Rifts Essentials up on the Bundle of Holding
Rifts is a post-apocalyptic version of Earth in which portals (rifts) have opened where ley lines cross to allow monsters, demons and magic energy back into the world.
The first commercial adventures for D&D are back: Palace of the Vampire Queen and The Dwarven Glory
Both Palace of the Vampire Queen and The Dwarven Glory have been remastered for a clean print.
