Daniel Sell’s Troika! is sometimes described as psychedelic fantasy, and the game has been going great guns. It has a permissive third-party license, and people love to write for the game.
Archives for September 2022
Browse the Geek Native archives from September 2022. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Anime, and Sites.
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Eminence in Shadow’s third trailer makes it look better
I’ve not been unquestioningly supportive of Eminence in Shadow and that’s because I wasn’t sold by the ‘start a cult by accident and not know’ angle.
2022 IGDN Diversity Sponsorship opens applications and funding
The IGDN is a volunteer network of pen-and-paper, card game, LARP, and board game designers who aim for quality.
Tearmoon Empire: A guillotine grim anime trailer
Surrounded by the hate-filled gazes of her people, the selfish princess of the fallen Tearmoon Empire, Mia, takes one last look at the bleeding sun before the guillotine blade falls.
Genre Police: Un-Genre Police
I was recently asked by a reader to cover how I would approach using one game system to run a different game or setting.
Historica Arcanum: Empires of the Silk Road surges through $100,000 as gamers scoop up an alternative history setting
From Istanbul-based Metis Media, the 5e setting Historica Arcanum will expand with the Empires of the Silk Road sourcebooks as gamers scoop up its alternative history.
Uncommonly Itemised: D23 Expo
Disney held their D23 Expo this weekend with a geeky shedload of trailers and news. In this Uncommonly Itemised wrap-up, you’ll find a summary of the teasers and trailers released.
“What about very old friends?” asks Gandalf
There are a few ways to get more of Jordan’s art and support the artist. you can buy Theseus in hardcover.
Marvel’s Secret Invasion trailer shows why Disney+ is growing
Stats from the streaming search engine JustWatch show what all this means for the market.
Audio EXP: #164 – NuTSR faces legal action and other highlights
WotC unleashes the lawyers, Paizo’s co-founder retires, and things get Python surreal. It’s Audio EXP, the Geek Native highlights podcast.
