Thematically, The Chronicles of Future Earth is “cosmic fantasy”. It’s about epic dooms, summoning demons, dealing with weird and ancient technologies, dimension-hopping, and saving the universe.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Greyplains
April’s Geek Native Spotlight features an interview with Jacob Haines, Creative Director of indie TTRPG publisher Greyplains, known for his smart game design.
Chris Perkins answers, “What do you actually do?”
But not all of them – despite my many years working on the game! I don’t know the game’s complete history. Few people do. But in June, we’ll be releasing The Making of Original D&D: 1970-1977 – that will offer a glimpse at how the original game came to be.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: LunarShadow Designs
Furthermore, how does a 25% discount on everything except Hopes and Dreams of the Orbital Bound from the LunarShadow Designs Etsy sound?
James D’Amato interview: Why the Ultimate RPG Game Master’s Guide author is sceptical on the Matt Mercer effect
I think the real value in GMing guides is being able to see the game through someone else’s eyes.
Empowering women in the trading card community: Celebrating International Women’s Day
There is a core group of women’s card collectors but it’s growing all the time.
Born from Ice: Stone Age RPG – A “Deleted Scenes” Interview With Loren Small (Small Cog Creative)
Born from Ice: Stone Age Role from Small Cog Creative is a 5th Edition Stone Age adventure. Level 1-20 campaign, setting, and player options.
An interview with Dave Scott of Evil Genius Games: Where do we go from here?
There’s no doubt that Evil Genius has had an eventful year. There’s been a legal row with Netflix, high-profile departures from the company and Kickstarter successes.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Terry Maranda
Each month, Geek Native’s patrons vote in the RPG Publisher Spotlight for an indie creator, curator or community cornerstone to write up, and for February, Terry Maranda won.
The London Card Show 2024: From the One Piece TCG to fake cards
The pandemic bubble facilitated rapid growth and interest in the UK as well-known influencers like Logan Paul and Randolph began collecting Pokémon cards on their YouTube Channels so it put the trading card community in the limelight.
