Set late Age of the Antonines (AD 145), at the peak of the Roman Empire when ancient wizards fought to defeat death and explorers brought back dangerous artefacts from the remains of alien civilisations, only a few fight to hold back the darkness.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #60
It’s the start of the month, and the post-Gen Con Online write up… so it feels like it’s been a busy week.
D&D designer to write The Dragon’s Eye for RuneQuest
Each location featured in The Dragon’s Eye comes with different ways for gamemasters, veteran and new, to use it in a campaign.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #59
New product releases, all the Kickstarter news and a host of TTRPG news.
The Cthulhu publisher asks Does Love Forgive? for Gen Con
Does Love Forgive? is a pair of special scenarios for Call of Cthulhu; both designed for duet play in which there are one Keeper and only one player.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #58
It’s the Friday before Free RPG Day, so let’s take a look at all the news of the week and what you might find down at your friendly local gaming store.
Chaosium to publish a Lords of the Middle Sea RPG
Lords of the Middle Sea is set in 2401 and the post-apocalyptic ruins of a flooded North America.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #57
New rules for D&D as Wizards of the Coast test new feats while, behind the scenes, they recruit for a diversity manager. Alternative rules to 5e’s race system take the best-seller slot at DriveThruRPG’s big sale too.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #56
The heated conversations in the RPG community continue as the hobby space looks at ways to encourage diversity and deal with 40 years of history that don’t always get everything right.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #55
One week of RPG news: A battle in the Gygax family of D&D’s legacy, too sexy vampires and a game designer disowning their award-winning edgelord adventure.
