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Kickstarters Articles
Read all of Geek Native's posts about Kickstarters. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs.
The Far Roofs TTRPG: Talking rats, god-monsters and 1K backers
A tabletop RPG about “talking rats, god-monsters, and you” by Jenna Moran, author of the well-regarded RPGs Nobilis, Chuubo’s Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine, and Glitch and frequent contributor to the game line for Exalted.
Cats of Catthulhu RPG gets a 10th birthday edition
There’s a free to download Cats of Catthulhu 10th Anniversary preview on DriveThruRPG. That’s about eight pages long and includes a rules summary page.
Fey Earth RPG: Centaur cavalry and dwarf riflemen
In Fey Earth, the fae are real, fully part of society, technology and wars.
1UP-Deck Boxes are 80s retro protection for your CCGs
Oh, and if you think these deck boxes look like something Konami or Nintendo might do then that’s entirely your own, for legal reasons, imagination.
Our Brilliant Ruin: Studio Hermitage’s RPG with dark past hints at a bold future
The corrupt elite in a society wrecked by ruin and corruption party on while the world succumbs to a seemingly inevitable doom.
Time Tails RPG: Early birds and time travelling cats
Will you challenge Mozart to a dinosaur race? Rescue the Titanic? Battle robot crabs in your local Blockbuster? Go on and get out those claws! But watch out… if you cause too much trouble in history, you might trigger a paradox!
Solstice: 90s folk horror in the dying moments of Zine Quest
Tanya Floaker has brought an RPG about shame and burning someone alive in a wicker man as a sacrifice to bring back the sun running for a few more days in the dying moments of Kickstarter’s Zine Quest.
The Tomb of Gyzaengaxx: Work for the Gyzaengaxx family
If you’ve seen Gary Gygax or Like Gygax, some of the Gyzaengaxx family in Gooey Cube’s The Tomb of Gyzaengaxx may look familiar.
Savage Worlds Science Fiction Companion: Thousands back non-fantasy D&D rival
The Science Fiction Companion can handle ANY type of sci-fi setting, and to show it off, we’ve created a set of iconic adventures inspired by some of our favorite genres.
