It’s the start of the month, and that means the Spotlight is in on the move again.
Astral TableTop’s new integration with DriveThruRPG is a big step forward
It’s now possible for DriveThruRPG publishers to sell Astral modules.
Can’t draw? Ancient Lair will let you design a character anyway
The rise of virtual tabletops means that more gamers than ever are looking for tokens to represent their characters and GMs in search of new NPC designs.
Indie RPG seller Jim Likes Games suspends retail operations
Jim Likes Games was the online evolution of the brick and motor stores Modern Myths.
Miskatonic Repository Con announced for third party Call of Cthulhu designers
A weekend-long virtual event will become the first convention for independent Call of Cthulhu content creators.
Audio EXP: #59 – You’re running from an assassin
The latest news from Wizards of the Coast, CMON lose their Game Director and free games discovered for download this week. The theme? Assassins and apocalypses.
An early look at Tarrasque – a touch-friendly virtual tabletop
Tarrasque is a mobile-first virtual tabletop and wants you to be able to use it without a keyboard and mouse.
BattleMapp.io is a free to use 3d virtual tabletop for RPGs
BattleMapp.io is a free to use 3d virtual tabletop that has sprung up almost overnight and very quickly become impressive.
World Anvil introduces interactive diplomacy webs
How complicated is your gaming world? Do you have multiple countries, factions, religions and secret societies tied together in an intricate web of promises, treaties and relationships?
Audio EXP: #58 – The beginning of RPGs
Welcome home. This is Audio EXP for the 22nd of August 2020, and the title of this episode is ‘The beginning of RPGs’. [The following is a transcript of Audio EXP: #58] [Also on Stitcher | Spotify | Apple | Google] Was Dungeons & Dragons the first-ever roleplaying game? It’s not a trick question, not […]
