Tabletop Scotland 2026 broke attendance records at the Royal Highland Centre, surpassing 5,000 unique visitors and seeing sharp growth in under-16 gamers.
Inside Trail of Cthulhu 2E: Kenneth Hite on fixing cosmic madness, resisting rules churn, and occult Edinburgh
Kenneth Hite explains how Trail of Cthulhu 2E fixes madness mechanics, preserves classic campaigns, and frames Edinburgh as an occult sandbox engine.
Lucky Fox Studio honours Edinburgh Zoo’s baby pygmy hippo with Tabletop Scotland miniature
Reporting live from Tabletop Scotland, Geek Native visits Lucky Fox Studio at stand R04 to examine their human-crafted miniature commissions and discuss publisher demand for authentic RPG art.
Will BF: Moon Team IIIV review – Lo-fi space opera mockery done right
Will BF brings a sharp mockumentary satire of sci-fi prequels, lo-fi puppetry, and video game antics to Underbelly Cowgate at Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Tabletop Scotland travel update: Princes Street trams back on track after fire
Edinburgh Trams will resume full service on 29 August after the Princes Street fire. Here is how to reach Tabletop Scotland and where to stop on the route.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #375
Catch up on the latest tabletop RPG news in Routinely Itemised: Warhammer FRPG 5 updates, Cypher Advanced, Dark Conspiracy, and Olaf Falafel on GMing.
From blank pages to Spewnicorns: Olaf Falafel on comedy and collaborative storytelling
Comedian Olaf Falafel discusses his 5-star Edinburgh Fringe shows, overcoming creative blocks, and how live drawing helps collaborative storytelling.
Tabletop Scotland targets growth and charity fundraising in Edinburgh return
Tabletop Scotland 2026 returns to the Royal Highland Centre from 4 to 6 September with an expanded screen-free Family Zone and Scottish Huntington’s Association as charity partner.
Artificial intelligence meets white-glove service: Mike McAlpine on The RemAIns of the Butler
Real-life trained butler and comedian Mike McAlpine discusses his Edinburgh Fringe show The RemAIns of the Butler, AI automation, and human observation.
From Null Pointers to Punchlines: Irene Woo on trading big tech for Edinburgh Fringe comedy
Ex-Google Senior Software Engineer Irene Woo talks A/B testing jokes, leaving tech stability, and bringing her debut comedy show Golden Child to the Edinburgh Fringe.
