Zobeck is a free city in the heart of Midgard’s crossroad region. It’s a protectorate of the Clockwork Goddess Rava, borders the Ironcrag cantons, the Blood Kingdom of Margau, some human realms, and, of course, the Ghoul Imperium prowls beneath!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #102
RPG news at bullet point speed for fast-find new releases, interviews, reviews and bundle deals. An at-a-glance catch-up of the recent RPG headlines.
Kobold Press deals Deep Magic Spell Cards for D&D
Each individual spell deck includes up to 385 spell cards—even the paladins get 66 new spells! You get the stats and the spell text, ready to play or to hand out as new information in scroll form.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #95
In the latest routinely itemised RPG news round-up, we have the release of the Dune 2d20 RPG, Goodman Games buying Dark Tower and an impressive video platform for your tabletop gaming group.
Vault of Magic for 5e: Celebrities and Kobolds raise a quarter of a million
Vault of Magic for 5e asked for $50,000 to fund, which for very many publishers would be a challenging target for a D&D supplement. At the time of writing, Kobold Press still has 22 days on the project, and over 4,150 backers have pledged $240,000.
Shard enters the virtual tabletop and character sheet area
Shard won’t suit all gamers. Right now, at least, the virtual tabletop is focused on 5e support.
Dungeons & Dragons appoint a new Senior Designer
It is not yet known which projects Hamon will join, but there’s every chance she’ll be working for Chris Perkins who is the Story Design and Development Manager for D&D.
Kobold Press impresses Kickstarter with the 5e-powered Southlands
Kobold’s distinctly non-Western fantasy setting has now attracted over 1,000 backers and smashed through the $100,000 mark.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #74
In RPG news; it’s Friday the 13th, and there are quite a few big books about to be released; Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything and Cyberpunk Red to name two.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #73
RPG news all summarised into handy bullet-point lists. That’s the name of the game in this Friday’s Routinely Itemised.
