Catch up on the latest RPG news as Gen Con approaches. Wizards of the Coast sees leadership changes, while Vampire 6e and new D&D titles are announced.
Numenera: Strand short film returns as The Amber Archive eclipses original 2012 funding
The Ninth World returns in Numenera: The Amber Archive. Explore the mechanical shift to the Cypher System and the 10-year legacy of the stunning Strand short film.
Numenera: The Amber Archive announced as new edition of the Ninth World RPG
Monte Cook Games announces Numenera: The Amber Archive, a new edition of the acclaimed science-fantasy RPG that expands the Ninth World without a reboot.
The Human Touch: The growing list of tabletop companies banning AI
Discover which tabletop gaming companies have banned generative AI. From Games Workshop to Paizo, we list the publishers committed to human-made roleplaying games.
Old Gods of Appalachia: Return to the Darkest Hills
Step into the alternate Appalachia of the Old Gods. Download the complete Cypher System horror roleplaying game collection from Monte Cook Games, including the core rulebook, character options, and haunting adventures.
Monte Cook Games Launches Flash Sale for Rare Deluxe RPGs
Monte Cook Games creates a limited-time BackerKit store for rare deluxe editions of Old Gods of Appalachia, The Magnus Archives, and the Cypher System.
Cypher Evolved: Monte Cook Games reveals new edition ahead of Gen Con
The new Cypher TTRPG edition is more of an evolution than a revolution.
The Numenera RPG Collection: A billion years in a week
Now, you can delve into the mysteries of this far-future Earth with the ultimate Numenera collection from Monte Cook Games, available on Humble.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #317
Major shifts are underway in the roleplaying industry, including a new head for Dungeons & Dragons and legal issues for Green Ronin, alongside new product announcements from Free League and others.
UK Games Expo Awards: Monte Cook Games and Free League Publishing win Best Roleplaying in new format
The UK Games Expo was the biggest yet, with 42,000 people attending the multi-hall event in the NEC. There were also changes to the UK Games Expo Awards this year.
