The World Below will be a new RPG from Onyx Path Publishing and a new IP. As a new intellectual property, it means The World Below is a unique and original creation, not connected to the World of Darkness, Scarred Lands, Pugmire, or the They Came From series.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #145
This week’s RPG news covers the latest D&D books, virtual tabletop deals, reviews and bundle deals.
Transgressive Horror digs into the scary movies that broke the rules
Transgressive Horror looks at scare films in new ways, looking at how they broke the rules and why they are different.
Rich Thomas founder of Onyx Path Publishing responds to allegations of racist blacklisting
A thread on Onyx Path’s forums brings together public allegations based by RPG designer Khaldoun Khelil against Matt McElroy and Matthew Dawkins.
Horror, humour and horny 1970s b-movies: They Came From Beyond the Grave
They Came from Beyond the Grave! takes the b-movie horror movie RPG to the 1970s. It’s described as dramatic, hammy and horrifying that encompasses the shock, terror, eroticism and humour of the genre.
Hunters release Werewolf writers video
In the video these writers reminisce on Werewolf, talking about why the game is important to them and what their favourite tribes have been.
They Came From Beyond the Grave: Onyx Path do horror, sex and 70s suspense
They Came from Beyond the Grave! joins the Storypath System family along with the second edition of Scion and Trinity.
Cults of the Blood Gods are coming to Vampire 5e
Onyx Path Publishing will Kickstart a new type of sourcebook for Vampire 5e, one that introduces “the pernicious horror of twisted beliefs”.
Contagion Chronicle: The setting that enables World of Darkness crossovers
Gamers in the World of Darkness universe have long experimented with crossovers. It’s hard to do without making some sacrifices, though, as the various supernatural powers in the multiple settings are designed to be at odds with one another.
They Came from Beneath the Sea! RPG sails into Kickstarter
They Came from Beneath the Sea! is a B-movie setting, the 1950s to the max, written by Matthew Dawkins.
