LEGO fan site Brickfantics has found that LEGO Ideas fans aren’t universally happy with the shortlist of candidates.
Archives for November 2022
The alternative hardcover D&D: Dragonlance Shadow of the Dragon Queen might beat the regular book out
Wizards of the Coast don’t bend all the way over for Amazon, though, and try and support FLGS and indie book shops. Forbidden Planet catalogue now has the Alternative Hardcover edition open for pre-order at £39.99 with an estimated release date of 5th December.
Be quick or be dead readers: Tales from the Magician’s Skull offer
Tales from the Magician’s Skull is a collection of stories about sorcery, rescues and danger. There’s a guide for each with Dungeon Crawl Classics stats for the horrors unearthed, magic items and other highlights.
D101 Games’ SimpleQuest RPG wins backer support
The finished SimpleQuest will be 6×9 inches, a good size, and with full-colour illustrations from Jeshields, the talented Jon Hodgson will craft the wrap-round cover.
Ragna Crimson: The sombre business of dragon hunting
Ragna teams up with a mysterious man named Crimson who has likewise sworn to stand against the dragons menacing the world.
Which are the most popular board games by country this year
Is all this kid stuff? Not exclusively, The Toy Zone cites a The Hustle article that claims 58% of adult Americans have bought a toy for themselves.
Rowan, Rook and Decard’s DIE RPG is out
Indie RPG publisher Rowan, Rook and Decard have refined the game and assisted with edits and mechanics.
Free to Download: Root – Talon Hill Quickstart
As vagabonds, you must navigate these dangerous and complicated state of affairs. You choose whom you will serve, or assist, if anyone… and you may tip the balance of the war in this key location!
Impressive steampunk contraption is a roulette dice
The steampunk contraptions are made from a strong zinc alloy that allows for detailed machine-tooling.
No justice? The Slow Second Life of a Retired Dark Soldier in His 30s
The elevator pitch for the anime “The Slow Second Life of a Retired Dark Soldier in His 30s” is that even evil henchmen deserve a break now and then.
