The Dragonmeet Awards 2025 have honoured the best in RPGs and accessories. Discover which games took Gold as the convention wraps up in London.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #328
This week’s TTRPG news: Roll20Con 2025, Diamond bankruptcy latest, Paizo’s new store, Itch.io publisher payments, a rare auction, and the RPG Publisher Spotlight deadline.
Chaosium celebrates 50th anniversary with a ‘Cthulhu in a Castle’ RPG vacation
As part of its 50th-anniversary celebrations, Chaosium has partnered with The Game Theatre for ‘Cthulhu in a Castle’, a luxury RPG weekend in 2026.
The continuing voyage of 7th Sea as Studio Agate acquires the TTRPG from Chaosium
This transfer marks the latest chapter in the popular RPG’s journey. As Geek Native reported in 2019, Chaosium acquired the rights to 7th Sea from its creator, John Wick, whose company, John Wick Presents, had faced financial difficulties despite a record-breaking Kickstarter.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #316
This week’s TTRPG news summary covers Diamond’s shocking seizure of games, the 2025 ENnie nominees, Gary Con badge sales, and “new” DC roleplaying games.
Chaosium announces new CEO and Executive Producer for RPGs in major staff shuffle
Chaosium, the publisher of Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest and the brand new Age of Vikings, has a new CEO.
Chaosium’s Lynne Hardy will be at Edinburgh’s Cymera 2025
Geek Native’s Andrew Girdwood and Bronwen Winter Phoenix will both be at Scotland’s Festival of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Writing Cymera in June.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #308
Recent RPG news includes a fundraiser for Rick Hershey’s injured children, Goodman Games clarifying a controversial partnership, new D&D horror subclasses, a UK publisher skipping GenCon over safety, and Canada’s biggest mini maker is closing.
RPG Party: GameFound partners with DriveThruRPG and some publishers
The initiative is designed for small to mid-sized TTRPG creators with projects that have not been previously crowdfunded.
Conpulsion 2025: Chaosium is supporting Scotland’s oldest gaming convention
Conpulsion 2025, which I’ll be at, is around the corner and returns to its new home in the Pleasance next weekend.
