Rick S Hershey used to own Fat Goblin Games but recently sold the RPG publishing company. That explains why the website currently asks, “Pardon our dust” as the new owners settle in.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #238
Routinely Itemised is Geek Native’s RPG news round-up for the week, unearthing headlines from trusted news sites and smaller blogs, review sites, and Kickstarter.
Fat Goblin Games discounts nearly $5,000 from 1,000 RPG images (until midnight!)
Until midnight (time zone not disclosed! gulp) Fat Goblin Games have a deal where $500 gets you $5000 worth of stock art.
Fat Goblin Games release a TTRPG content rating system
The download has several images for the proposed ratings and a two-page explainer. It suggests games could be rated on violence, language, sexual content, drug and alcohol use, horror and mature themes.
Worldbuilding, mapmaking and character journals at Fat Goblin prices
In particular, campaign aids are being offered up – digital guides, techniques and tools to make life as DM, GM, Narrator, She-At-The-End-Of-The-Table or herder of gamer cats life easier.
The best selling family RPGs of 2021
We have got the 20 best selling “Family” TTRPGs published this year. What makes a game a Family one, though? The need for kids? Of course not.
5e Platinum: Some of the best selling D&D 3rd party supplements are in this bundle
The bundle deal gets its name because it only features top-selling indie D&D supplements. These titles have all made the Platinum best-sellers rank at DriveThruRPG.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #114
RPG news in the week that Chaosium’s Steve Perrin passed away and Geek Native moved HQ.
The best selling family RPGs of 2020
Family, rightly or wrongly, tends to be a shorthand for “appropriate for kids but interesting to adults too”.
The Bundle of Holding is brimming with third-party Starfinder supplements
We have Starfinder sci-fi extras from the likes of Rogue Genius Games, Legendary Games and Fat Goblin Games over at The Bundle of Holding.
