Welcome to the first TTRPG news and routinely itemised summary of 2025. Let’s look at what’s happened so far.
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The most pirated TV show of 2024 goes to… House of the Dragon!
That’s right, it seems like viewers absolutely LOVE a trip to Westeros, but… not a lot of people love paying for it. Game of Thrones previously held the title for the most pirated TV show between 2012 to 2017, and now we’re seemingly carrying on the tradition!
The top selling products on WarGameVault in 2024
The Roll20 team has kindly provided us with a top ten list titled “WarGameVault Top Sellers of 2024”.
Fabula Ultima: The Bundle of Holding has the West’s best selling TTJRPG
In 2023, Need Games’ Fabula Ultima Atlas: High Fantasy topped the best selling fantasy RPG charts on DriveThruRPG. Now, there’s a whole bundle in the Bundle of Holding.
Genre Police: Love The One You’re With?
I was totally blindsided. I’d talked about Mage and advocated for it as a game but never pitched anything specific, compared to sitting in my kitchen as people left for a game and talking about finally running an in-person Cthulhu game. What was I to do?
Recreate Christmas with the smell of new board game (candles)
New board games, just like new books, have a wholesome and charismatic aroma. I can’t describe it, but now, thanks to GameNightPrints on Etsy, I can recreate it.
The Majestic Fantasy RPG slated for a 2025 Kickstarter
Bat in the Attic Games published the 204 pages of The Majestic Fantasy RPG in 2021, and it has 5/5 stars after over a dozen ratings on DriveThruRPG. However, it’s not finished.
The top selling Roll20 modules on DMsGuild in 2024
In this cut of the data we’re looking at the Roll20 module top sellers on the DMsGuild.
Why was Nosferatu banned?
The 1922 Nosferatu original, which didn’t have any nudity, was banned.
Watch a buoy and a satellite fall in love in the trailer for sci-fi romance ‘Love Me’
Today we’ve got a treat for you, by way of this rather charming indie sci-fi trailer for the film Love Me, starring Steven Yeun and Kristen Stewart.
