Arc Dream Publishing, the team behind Delta Green, has hired Chris Spivey of Harlem Unbound fame and confirmed The Black Company RPG is still in the works.
Why did Jared Rascher stop RPG reviews? An interview
On the second of February the respected RPG blog What Do I Know? shocked me.
Genre Police: The Adventure Continues
So let’s examine some of the ways we can process an adventure and prep it for a specific group.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #69
Geek Native’s weekly RPG news herding with headlines, interviews reviews and new releases all squished into several bullet point lists.
Free to Download: Harlem Unbound Free Handouts Pack (Call of Cthulhu)
Set in Prohibition-era New York City, Harlem Unbound tells stories of African-Americans escaping the oppressive South for a better life. Except, this better life is full of shadows, and dangers that creep through alleys and lurk in the space between doorways.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #57
New rules for D&D as Wizards of the Coast test new feats while, behind the scenes, they recruit for a diversity manager. Alternative rules to 5e’s race system take the best-seller slot at DriveThruRPG’s big sale too.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #49
Cancellations strike the big conventions, but there’s more happening online, and such an event might introduce a new campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #41
A week worth of RPG news bundled into a series of handy bullet-point lists.
Chaosium picks up 3 times ENnie winning Harlem Unbound and will publish the second edition
Darker Hue Studios had a cracking ENnies this year. Chris Spivey’s indie Call of Cthulhu (and Gumshoe) supplement Harlem Unbound won three ENnies. It took home gold for Best Setting, Best Writing and Best Art (Cover). That’s not mucking around. The mystery is set in 1920s New York City Harlem, prohibition is in full swing […]
