Player characters become members of the Guardian Merchants, a secret society that protects the world from supernatural threats.
Archives for November 2024
Browse the Geek Native archives from November 2024. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Comics, and Geek Stuff.
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Oni Press unleashes chilling new horror: “Mine is a Long, Lonesome Grave”
Harley Creed is a bad man. He used to be worse. A violent ex-con with a string of brutal crimes in his past, he only wanted one thing when he finally walked free from prison: to leave Briar Falls, WV, behind and disappear forever.
FiveEvil: This new twist on 5e offers really scary RPGs
There’s already a 5/5 rated free download for the game called Splinters. The Kickstarter has hit its cash target, but there’s still time to join.
Review: ‘How am I Weird?’ is a game that’ll have you laughing out loud at the weirdness of your peers
Here at Geek Native we were lucky enough to get our hands on a free review copy of How Am I Weird? and loved every second of it!
Gamers told to reserve their beds only for sleep
With the cold growing teeth in Scotland and the Northern hemisphere, it’s increasingly tempting to huddle under the duvet with console controllers.
Hasbro’s UK partner on HeroQuest slaps big discounts on the game
Hasbro apparently couldn’t stretch to making the tricky British financials work. Zavvi stepped in, presumably with a promise to buy in bulk, and brought the adventure game here.
Free to Download: Sunset RPG – complete with trigger warning
Forteller Games is known for audio supplements for games like Gloomhaven but has now branched into creating their own TTRPGs.
Cursed Dice – d9, d11, d13, d15, d17 and d19 for your collection
Impact! Miniatures say the dice are as “fair as possible” given that they have got an odd number of sides, each one created by someone trained to work with geometric design.
Now you can throw yourself on this hugemongus mothman (baby)
There was once a time when Mothman was seen as a mysterious creature, a harbinger of doom spoken about in hushed tones following a series of strange sightings in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Review: ANGER SMASH (Grrrrrr!) by How Am I Weird Games
Here at Geek Native, we unexpectedly received a free review sample of Anger Smash by How Am I Weird Games, so here’s Bronwen’s review.
