Your weekly tabletop roleplaying games news summary. Featuring a Marvel TTRPG discount, an exclusive Meow Wolf interview, and Kickstarter news from Creature Curation and Free League’s Invincible.
Free League sets launch date for Invincible superhero RPG Kickstarter
Free League Publishing and Skybound Entertainment have announced the launch date for the official Invincible tabletop roleplaying game Kickstarter.
Free League releases irrevocable open license for Coriolis: The Great Dark
Following a trend in the TTRPG space, Free League has launched an irrevocable open license for Coriolis: The Great Dark, but it comes with some specific rules for creators.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #323
This week’s tabletop news: drama at Tabletop Scotland, a tribute to Bud Baird, the latest on Diamond Comics, and worsening US shipping problems.
Twilight Sword: A new anime-style RPG channels Zelda and Final Fantasy vibes
In Twilight Sword, players will take on the roles of Champions tasked with a formidable quest: to restore hope to the beleaguered lands of Radia.
Free League expands Middle-earth RPGs with new “Over Hill and Under Hill” Starter Sets
The adventure contained in the boxes, Over Hill and Under Hill, sends a fledgling company of heroes into the rugged, houseless hills of northern Eriador.
Power Word Resist: Tabletop community unites for charity show
A one-night-only variety show and auction in Indianapolis will raise funds for RAINN and GenderNexus, featuring comedy, drag, music, and a host of industry support.
Worldbuilding Outgunned: World of Killers
In a World of Killers, the player characters are assassins for life in a setting of violence and carefully arranged rules of conduct.
The Third Horizon (gets closer): Coriolis core rules and Mercy of the Icons bundle deal
Free League Publishing’s Coriolis – The Third Horizon is a science fiction roleplaying game that uses the acclaimed Year Zero Engine.
UK Games Expo Awards: Monte Cook Games and Free League Publishing win Best Roleplaying in new format
The UK Games Expo was the biggest yet, with 42,000 people attending the multi-hall event in the NEC. There were also changes to the UK Games Expo Awards this year.
