Wizards of the Coast staff organise a union vote, UKGE apologises for generative AI art, and Kobold Press reveals a Shadowdark game. Read Routinely Itemised #383.
Red Mage: GMless solo-friendly Ironsworn gaming
In Red Mage, characters explore the wilderness and slaying monsters. Games can be played in 45-minute chunks and are based on Ironsworn. The SRD of that game is free to download.
Scoundrels: A sci-fi TTRPG of spice smugglers and pirates
Given all those successes, Chamomile Has a Project is approaching 100 Kickstarters and quite a following. However, Scoundrels is a bit different and not a 5e supplement. The game uses its own sci-fi system.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #243
Lightforge Games receives critical acclaim, Paizo expands staff, D&D marks 50th anniversary, Zine Quest sees activity shift, Evil Genius experiences staff departures.
Troll King brings solo gameplay and tactical 5e orc PCs
The solo rules come with d8 tables to summon up the Troll King’s army for battle and give the solo gamer a challenge to fight through.
The North Pole Under Siege! A holiday hex crawl uses ‘Christmas cheer’ as a strategic resource
The assault has come at a terrible time. Santa’s reserves of Christmas cheer are nearly expended, and a good deal of what he was relying on to bring Christmas to the world this year have been captured by various foes.
Western 5e: Classes compatible with the world’s most litigious RPG
Classes include the Bandit, the Law, Frontierfolk, Preacher or the Doctor. The download has NPCs, too, so you’ve samples of each class.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #168
It’s RPG news time and the end of August. What a busy month! It should never happen again, as Kickstarter has promised to put ZineQuest back where it started, not to coordinate with GenCon again.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #151
Routinely Itemised is a weekly RPG news wrap-up from Geek Native and other tabletop hobby blogs.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #142
A collection of RPG news supplied at bullet point speed on GM’s Day, with the last Roll20 stats for 2021 and when Wizards of the Coast joined a women’s activist group.
