Redbubble, the company that powers Geek Native’s store, has just announced that for today $1 for every purchased made will be donated to climate change initiatives.
Patron offer: Heads We Win, Tails You Lose coin
This month Geek Native has another offer for new and loyal Patrons. If you can sign up before the 29th (Sunday) or are already signed up, then I’ll send you one of these reassuringly heavy metal coins.
Design and print your own RPG minis the easy way: A review of Anvl Miniatures
A review of Anvl, the all-in-one design and 3d-print solution that has tabletop miniatures that you’ve crafted online sent to your door.
Astral launch community content for their virtual tabletop
The Community Content process is a convenient method for requesting character sheet templates for the games you need them for.
Audio EXP: #10 – Storming Area 51 with Robotech and Tintin
This is a short highlights show in which we look back over a week of stories from the Geek Native blog.
Audio EXP: #9 – Free Games and Fantasy Vikings
There’s a free Carnival Row RPG setting and we think we’ve found a way to get a free set of rules for it too. In this podcast we talk about the forthcoming free scenarios from Chaosium, the fantasy Viking setting of Svilland that uses D&D 5e rules and why Evil Hat, the makers of Fate, have hit pause on Kickstarter.
Union-busting concerns: RPG publisher Evil Hat hits pause on Kickstarter
Evil Hat has delayed the Agon product, after talking to John Harper, while they reflect the on-going situation at Kickstarter.
Audio EXP: #8 – We Encounter Attack Lawyers and Tieflings
Legal fights over Barbarians, a hugely popular author surprises us with an RPG that no one was expecting and an opinion poll on the right way to pronounce Tiefling (teef-ling, tie-fling or tea-fling). Audio EXP is the podcast highlights of a week of Geek Native news.
Where to listen to Geek Native’s highlight show: Audio EXP podcast
Where to find the Geek Native podcast Audio EXP.
Publisher Spotlight: October poll opens for Patrons
Check out the publisher candidates for Geek Native’s October spotlight. Patrons can vote.
