Routinely Itemised: RPGs #122
RPG news at bullet-point speed we headline the sad news that Hasbro boss Brian Goldner has passed away. This week also brings new D&D, a Cowboy Bebop RPG, Hunters: The Reckoning and more from Critical Role.
900-pages of horror maps with a new 0one cartography deal at the Bundle of Holding
This is a new deal, not previously available, and is of interactive PDFs showing medieval villages, castles, sanitariums, temples, zombie-infested islands, as well as the spookier dungeons.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #96
Wizards of the Coast are taking back control of D&D in some countries after settling a legal row. Luke Crane's The Burning Wheel is Roll20's quickest growing system, and the inhospitable setting round table is coming. It's an RPG news summary from Geek Native.
Bundle deal on RPG battlemap blueprints for 221B Baker Street, a Drow City, a Nautilus and more
0one have a collection of blueprint themed battlemaps in the Bundle of Holding.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #10
A superfast bullet point summary of the week's news. Zoom!
Tabernacle of the Forsaken released on Fantasy Grounds
A tabernacle is a place of worship, often a tent, and this particular one is in the Underdark.
Who’s leading the Ennies 2013 pack?
The nominations for the 2013 ENnies are out. These are a big set of awards in the roleplaying publishing world.
Counting by hand, I reach 57 publishers nominated and that’s up from just shy of 40 from 2012.…
The 2012 ENnnies winners
Friday night at GenCon means ENnies. The ENnies are easily one of the most prestigious awards in the roleplaying industry and combine public vote and the role of judges.
Best Adventure
Dead Rock Seven (Pelgrane Press)
Invasive Procedures (Pelgrane Press)
The Rending Box (Pelgrane Press)
Silver: Madness at Gardmore Abbey (Wizards of the Coast)
Gold: Streets of Zobeck (Open Design)
Best Aid/Accessory
DungeonMorph Cards (Inkwell Ideas, Inc.)…
Who’s leading the Ennies 2012 pack?
The nominees for the 2012 Ennies have be announced ahead of Gen-Con. There’s just shy of 40 different publishers, excluding blogs, who have a nomination this year which proves what a diverse and well balanced industry RPG publishing is.…
The 2010 Ennies nominations have been announced
The Ennies may well be the most significant of the RPG industry awards. Certainly, everyone who’s made it through to this round should be very happy with themselves and will hopefully see a rise in sales just because they’re a nominee.…
