I recently had a really interesting conversation about how we differ in designing a session of a game.
From Baldur’s Gate to the Big Apple: Samantha Beart talks The Twenty-Sided Tavern
The interactive Dungeons & Dragons-inspired stage show, The Twenty-Sided Tavern, currently captivating audiences in New York City, recently welcomed a very special guest adventurer.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Keith D Edinburgh
You can find Keith on DriveThruRPG and via his website. As usual, I’ve put the social links at the bottom of the post.
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?
Corsairs of Cthulhu bundle: Historical horror RPG adventures
It’s a new bundle deal from New Comet, which provides new rules for alchemy and voodoo, reflecting the era’s beliefs and practices.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #280
Geek Native interviews the Torchbearer RPG comic book team. Zweihander finds a new owner. Wizards of the Coast undergoes staffing changes. The Discworld TTRPG Kickstarter surpasses £1.3 million and adjusts pledge levels.
Nightmares, not dreams, come true as Call of Cthulhu launch a bundle for Halloween
The bundle includes the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set, the Investigator Handbook with expanded character creation rules, and the Keeper Rulebook for managing gameplay.
Genre Police: The Adventure Continues
So let’s examine some of the ways we can process an adventure and prep it for a specific group.
Genre Police: The Adventure Begins
Since I went full professional as a GM in 2020, not including any planning time, I’ve been at actual tables running games with players for a rough total of 2,544 hours.
The Sassoon Files 2e: Three-fold funding for Call of Cthulhu in Shanghai
Political tension simmers as the Communists and Nationalists engage in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
