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TTRPG news, reviews and interviews
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How to play the traitor and still get to be a hero
Some characters in Black Armada’s Last Fleet RPG may be sleeper agents. How does that work?
Art preview: Book of Seasons – Solstices
Illustrations from the Book of Seasons anthology of D&D 5e adventures.
The best selling generic RPGs of 2019
The top ten best-selling generic or multi-genre RPGs published in 2019.
The Crooked Dice Great Cthulhu mini
The “mini” is sculpted by Andrew May.
Monopoly data visual: What 20,000 games teach us
Here’s where you’re going to land in a game of Monopoly. Build your empire accordingly.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #28
RPG news from the weird week between Christmas and New Year.
The best selling western RPGs of 2019
The top ten best selling western RPGs, supplements or accessories published in 2019 at DriveThruRPG. Heeyah!
What next for the Alien RPG? Free League Publishing reveals 2020 plans
A new Cinematic adventure and Colonial Marines sourcebook planned for 2020.
The best selling superhero RPGs of 2019
There can be no doubt that superheroes have become big business in recent years. What about for tabletop RPGs?
