Monsters hunters in muscle cars: Welcome to Rivers of London America
Cops that do magic just seems to have broad appeal. It's safely in the geek interest zone and manages to lure in people who wouldn't usually be interested in urban fantasy.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Target Role
The winner of the 2020 November Publisher Spotlight poll is Target Role.
Summon Skate: An interview with Silver Vine Publishing as they translate Japanese TTRPGs into English
Summon Skate is an extremely global game in that it has very few concepts or terms that I would say are uniquely Japanese, so we were able to leave it fairly untouched in that sense.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: WrightWerx
Jonathan Wright, who writes all of WrightWerx's games was kind enough to speak to me, and we explore Kaijus and nerd culture together. Interested in a Mecha versus Kaiju battle? You're in the right place.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Legendary Games
A chat with Jason Nelson of Legendary Games about how the company got started, what 2020 has been like and the plans for the future.
Tabletop Mentorship Program: Applications open for Mentorship and Micro-Grants
The Tabletop Mentorship Program does two important things; it connects industry experts to tabletop creators, and it provides micro-grants to people underrepresented in the hobby.
Twilight: 2000 and the lure of the apocalypse
Free League Publishing announced that they and partner publishers would be making a fourth edition of the military Twilight: 2000 RPG. The Kickstarter then funded in 7 minutes.
There are now over 5,000 backers and more than £300,000 pledged with a few days left on the clock.…
The Trollgod Father: An interview with Ken St Andre
An interview with Ken St Andre, designer of the world' second oldest RPG, founder of Trollhalla and a very busy man.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Tomas Herbertson
Geek Native's patrons voted for Tomas Herbertson in July's RPG Publisher Spotlight. That means, the illumination of the Spotlight lands on this innovative indie publisher.
Why D&D is a better game with Ancestry & Culture
You don't have to work hard to persuade me that D&D would be a better and more flexible game if its rules were somehow able to adjust to fit each new supplement.
