Oni Press and Magnetic Press, both part of David Steward II’s Polarity media company, have announced a new strategic partnership.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #257
Okay, Girdy’s birthday weekend is over so back to hardcore RPG coverage? Well, um, day job.. but here’s the TTRPG summary of summaries!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #115
RPG news in a week of new game announcements, franchise deals and licenses. We’ve attracted lots of Cthulhu, too.
Lupin the 3rd anime TTRPG confirmed by TMS and Magnetic Press
Magnetic Press has today revealed a partnership with the powerhouse animation studio TMS Entertainment for a Lupin the 3rd tabletop RPG.
Dieselpunk and logistics: Andrew Gaska and Magnetic Press Play’s Mike Kennedy talk Carbon Grey RPG
Polarity owned Magnetic Press had set up a company, Magnetic Press Play, to get into tabletop games.
Carbon Grey launches today, bringing West End Games’ D6 System to Kickstarter as Oni-Lion Forge’s sister brand Magnetic Press gets into RPGs
Magnetic Press Play’s first Kickstarter launched today as West End Game’s D6 System is adapted to the paranormal dieselpunk adventures of Carbon Grey.
The new D6MV RPG system confirmed for the Carbon Grey TTRPG
In Carbon Grey, which is heavy with paranormal and dieselpunk, space/time is bent. It snaps under pressure. In the Carbon Grey RPG, this space/time complication will be represented by the Wild Die addition to D6MV, which causes Continuity Surges, Flux Effects and others.
Magnetic Press Play deal brings West End Games’ D6 System back for Carbon Grey, Call of Cthulhu and anime RPGs
Magnetic Press Play will use West End Games’ D6 system for the games for a launch RPG based on Carbon Grey, following up with Call of Cthulhu and anime adaptations.
Hold tight: Daomu is coming
Daomu is a novel by Chinese author Xu “Kennedy” Lei. Magnetic Press and Evertold are in the last stages of a hardcover graphic novel adaptation. Kennedy oversaw the project himself, with illustration work from Concept Art House, with the goal of producing a first time introduction of his tomb robbing adventure to a western audience. […]
