Mamoru Hosoda’s Belle looks to be both a powerful and beautiful anime. The feature-length is due out in Japan on July 16th, and the international, subtitled trailer is here now.
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Neill Blomkamp unleashed: Demonic trailer
A young woman unleashes terrifying demons when supernatural forces at the root of a decades old rift between mother and daughter are revealed.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #103
It feels like a spicy week, with plenty of news and a noticeable uptick in Kickstarter activity. Oh, and the powerhouse Marvel returning to roleplaying games.
Marvel to launch a new tabletop RPG: Marvel Multiverse Tabletop Role-Playing Game
In 2022, Marvel will publish a tabletop RPG that uses a new D616 system.
The 5e Wanderer’s Guide to Merchants & Magic crushes Kickstarter goals with ready-to-play magic shops
The book’s success is partially due to the problem it addresses; there are no native rules for trading magic items in D&D 5e. How much are they worth? What can you buy? How do you haggle?
Five tips for teaching someone to be a Dungeon Master
Teaching someone to be a Dungeon Master is one of the most valuable things you can do to support the hobby.
DriveThruRPG announces a dramatic price rise of premium colour books
The latest newsletter from DriveThruRPG has warned customers that prices will go up dramatically.
Smunchy Games acquires Inkblood Book Company
Inkblood specialises in the fiction considered too risky, irreverent or gritty for other sci-fi and fantasy publishers.
Dungeons & Dragons reveals the latest t-shirt club design
The club means every month, a new and official WotC D&D t-shirt arrives in the post. The t-shirts are largely cotton (depending on design), machine wash, and lightweight classic-fit and bottom helm.
Floods and holograms: Reminiscence trailer
Jackman’s character, Nick Bannister, is a Mind PI who helps clients recover lost memories. He becomes obsessed with a client Mae, played by Rebecca Ferguson, and it drags him into a dark world of misdirection.
