Can Necromancers ever be good?
Necromancers are wizards who communicate with and perhaps even summon the dead.
Wizards of the Coast’s Adventure with Muk donates all money to Extra Life
Adventure with Muk is written by Adam Lee, Chris Lindsay and Emi Tanji who also illustrates the supplement.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #22
In this column, we look back at the week of RPG news as quick bullet points for you to speed read.
Wizards of the Coast’s release a charity D&D adventure
Infernal Machine Rebuild is a D&D adventure by Wizards of the Coast. 70% of proceeds from sales will be donated to Extra-Life.org.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Dias Ex Machina Games
The indie publisher in the spotlight for November is Dias Ex Machina, and this is a story of sex machines and a betrayal that hurt the very heart of Wizards of the Coast.
71% off this Eberron Setting bundle from Wizards of the Coast
The DM's Guild has just published this Eberron Setting bundle for D&D 3.5 and 3.0. There are about $70s worth downloads currently available for $20.
1,974 sapphire dice sets available from WotC at $300 for D&D’s 45 birthday
Wizards of the Coast will only make 1,974 (D&D was published in 1974) sets of these dice, and even though they cost $300, I suspect they'll sell out.
Aliens have invaded Dungeons & Dragons: A review of Blades & Blasters
Aliens in D&D is a wild-card of an idea, but it's an intriguing possibility, even though I suspect as many people will wrinkle their nose in displeasure as who'll embrace the idea.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #21
Vampires taking over the world, over a million Dollars of dice and Wizards of the Coast charging a pretty penny for an infernal font... all for charity. It's the RPG weekly news summary.
Whitechapel is a D&D game that follows Jack the Ripper’s timeline
Player characters are vigilantes trying to track down Jack the Ripper and events in the sandbox game are mapped to the official, historical, timeline.
