What comes in small packages? Killer Kobolds from Outer Space
Prepare to melt some faces and scream like a tiny dragon.
Surprise your players with an orchestral theme for their D&D characters
As Dungeons & Dragons, and roleplaying in general, has boomed in recent years so has the demand for custom artwork. Players and DMs are commissioning portraits of characters, hiring cartographers to produce professional maps of homebrew fantasy realms and indie designers invest time looking for illustrators to bring monsters to life.
What about the audio aspects of D&D and other tabletop games?…
The sleeping giant awakens – Osprey Games gets into RPGs
An interview with Philip Smith, Head of Osprey Games, the games company moving into RPGs and owned by the publishing giant Bloomsbury.
Praetorians against prophecies: Lex Arcana RPG
Righteous Roman praetorians send as a proud task force against mythical monsters or prophecies, for the glory of Rome.
The Lost War: A twisted low fantasy novel based on an RPG
The Lost War is fantasy novel, and the first book in the Eidyn series, from author Justin Lee Anderson.
Do you have to be a frustrated incel to download a sex RPG?
Alpha Blue was briefly banned at DriveThruRPG for its adult content, and now it's a best seller.
Weird Fiction world-building with Edward Cox
A war between Scientists and Magicians nearly destroyed the world and the last of mankind is now holed up in magically/technologically protected cities.
The Last Gameboard: Is this a board game evolution?
An interview with the CTO of a company that may change the face of board games.
Warriors of Sehanine and other ways to introduce your players to Baldur’s Gate
Baldur's Gate is a city in Faerun from the D&D setting of the Forgotten Realms. It's an influential metropolis, a city-state on the Sword Coast and it is about to come into sharp focus.
Adding dragons to your game: A Scion interview with Danielle Lauzon
Either way, once you are an Heir, you have a cool dragon form you can turn into to go full Dragon.
