The original .dungeon is an award-winning game, but John is back with improvements. The text has been slightly reworked, there is art from Charlotte Laskowski, and a spiral-bound softcover is available.
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Kickstarters Articles
Continuing the Kickstarters archive (Page 15). This section features historical reporting and reviews.
Cats! The Conspurracy TTRPG: We’ve got bonus art and discovered the arch-rival to catkind!
Today, Black Book Editions launched Cats! The Conspurracy. There’s an early bird bonus of free PDF books for those who pledge enough in the first 72 hours (until Friday morning).
Runecaster TTRPG: Draw runes and blow yourself up!
The game designers and writers known as Pangur Ban Collective has launched their first Kickstarter. The campaign is for a TTRPG called Runecaster.
A Fear Within: The second edition of a TTRPG that blends monster collecting with Stephen King hits crowdfunding goals
A Fear Within uses a system that tracks either the growing bond between the child PC and the monster PCs or the growing drama. Only one player is the child PC and the others play the Entity linked to their fears.
Frame-Touch: Turn your regular TV into a gaming table
The world may be scary, but you can now get very large flat-screen TVs for hundreds, not thousands, of bucks. Perhaps you’ll do just that over Christmas or in the January sales.
Voltron: The Roleplaying Game funds as Shadowrun’s Catalyst Game Labs lands a classic anime
Characters will be Paladins of Voltron, one of the five lions that combine to make the warrior. The campaign has been funded but runs up to December 23rd on Kickstarter.
Kali Yuga: Collectible minis and 5e rules respectfully rich in Hindu myths
Switzerland-based Aradia Miniatures are close to funding Kali Yuga, a set of minis based on Hindu myths.
40 years later: The DC Heroes RPG returns
In the original DC Heroes RPG, characters could be Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and other iconic heroes to take on the likes of Brainiac, Lex, The Joker and Sinestro.
Dawn of the Orcs: Dark strategic storytelling
The game suits 1 to 8 players, doesn’t need a GM, uses strategic decision-making and fuses it with storytelling to create and modify the world’s first Orcs to win a war.
Bit Odd, Innit? Steampunk TTRPG publisher Cakebread & Walton return
The company had published the official Abney Park’s Airship Pirates RPG and Clockwork & Chivalry.
