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.
An interview with Sandy Petersen: Adding Cthulhu, cats and dreams to D&D
Petersen Games now makes a range of games, many of them are Cthulhu related with titles like Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos and Unlocking Insanity.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: In Search of Games
In the RPG Publisher Spotlight this month is In Search of Games. They killed Santa.
Hot: LoreSmyth launches Heroic Challenges for players and GMs
The cards are system-agnostic, and the starter set provides 200 combinations.
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.…
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.
