Here at Geek Native we were lucky enough to get our hands on a free review copy of How Am I Weird? and loved every second of it!
TTRPG news, reviews and interviews
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Hasbro’s UK partner on HeroQuest slaps big discounts on the game
Hasbro apparently couldn’t stretch to making the tricky British financials work. Zavvi stepped in, presumably with a promise to buy in bulk, and brought the adventure game here.
Free to Download: Sunset RPG – complete with trigger warning
Forteller Games is known for audio supplements for games like Gloomhaven but has now branched into creating their own TTRPGs.
Cursed Dice – d9, d11, d13, d15, d17 and d19 for your collection
Impact! Miniatures say the dice are as “fair as possible” given that they have got an odd number of sides, each one created by someone trained to work with geometric design.
Review: ANGER SMASH (Grrrrrr!) by How Am I Weird Games
Here at Geek Native, we unexpectedly received a free review sample of Anger Smash by How Am I Weird Games, so here’s Bronwen’s review.
Pale Tides: Folk horror and witchcraft in a RPG
Paul Scott Canavan, an artistic and art director for Magic: The Gathering, has brought a horror TTRPG to Kickstarter. It’s funded and will run until November 30th.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #282
The tabletop RPG world catches up with Mongoose Publishing’s annual report, Hasbro’s declining D&D sales, the release of the first official Blades in the Dark supplement, and the arrival of Krampus-themed content
Ashes Without Number: Sine Nomine ends the world and sets Kickstarter alight
Kevin Crawford, the one-man-power that is Sine Nomine Publishing, is back on Kickstarter. Ashes Without Number is an RPG for the end of the world, and that can be whatever terrible end you fancy.
The Dracula Dossier: Where espionage meets the supernatural
The campaign is inspired by the award-winning Armitage Files for Trail of Cthulhu, highlighting the importance of player agency and the Director’s improvisation. Players use Dracula Unredacted, a specially annotated version of the original novel, to uncover clues and follow leads.
Draconis convinces gamers that D&D can be pacifist
There are several game modes in Draconis, and one is all about pacifism without even dangerous spells.
