Monte Cook to re-release Ptolus: City by the Spire for D&D and Cypher
Ptolus: City by the Spire was a massive 672-page, premium and expensive book from D&D 3.0 designer Monte Cook.
The best selling generic RPGs of 2019
The top ten best-selling generic or multi-genre RPGs published in 2019.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #24
In this issue of Routinely Itemised we find out that a row has ended The One Ring, Wizards of the Coast are testing psionics and why we might all soon be talking about the lich-god Vecna.
Monte Cook Games releases The Stars Are Fire
The galaxy-spanning space opera adds creatures, new rules, character options as well as gear and tools suitable for a science-fiction campaign to your Cypher library.
The eight RPG publishers that dominate virtual RPG tabletops
Fantasy Grounds published some interesting stats for the year to date, up to the end of Q3 2019 and they reveal what games people are playing there.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #15
We've made it to Friday again and earned a chance to lean back, take a deep breath and scroll through seven days of RPG industry news.
Monte Cook Games release new Cypher System core rules
At the heart of the system is the promise that GMs get to spend more time inventing exciting stories and characters and less time playing with numbers.
The Official Carnival Row RPG is free to download
The game uses Monte Cooke's Cypher System, which you'll need to play. That's the same mechanics as can be found in Invisible Sun, Numenera as well as popular supplements like Sean K. Renolds' Priests of the Aeons.
Monte Cook announces Numenera 2
At Gen Con 50 Monte Cook Games announced Numenera 2. According to a tweet from Total Party Thrill’s Shane there are two books.
The first is Numenera 2 Discovery which is designed to replace the original Numenera core book but not the whole line.…
Decrypting the Cyphers: A Preview of the Cypher System Rulebook
Sitting down to read – and then review – the Cypher System Rulebook from Monte Cook Games, it had me thinking: what are gamers expecting from this core generic package that they haven’t got in their hands already?…
