We’ve made it to Friday again and earned a chance to lean back, take a deep breath and scroll through seven days of RPG industry news.
Monte Cook Games release new Cypher System core rules
At the heart of the system is the promise that GMs get to spend more time inventing exciting stories and characters and less time playing with numbers.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #13
A bullet-point collection of RPG news headlines, gaming discoveries, hints and tips from the week.
Monte Cook Games produces a free “Consent in Gaming” RPG Guide
Fending off bloodthirsty pirates is something many tabletop roleplayers are used to doing but what about intense emotional experiences?
The Official Carnival Row RPG is free to download
The game uses Monte Cooke’s Cypher System, which you’ll need to play. That’s the same mechanics as can be found in Invisible Sun, Numenera as well as popular supplements like Sean K. Renolds’ Priests of the Aeons.
Nearly 300% funded in 24 hours: Numenera – Liminal Shores
The Kickstarter asked for $60,000. Sound like a lot? It’s less than 24 hours after launch, and there’s already more than $175,000 pledged.
2019 ENnies results: Chaosium and Free League has a great night
A look at who did well and who might have gone home feeling disappointed after the 2019 ENnie awards.
Your ENnies 2019 dashboard!
Geek Native has popped all the runners and riders into a wee database so you can quickly navigate between categories.
Arcana of the Ancients takes Monte Cook back to D&D
Monte Cook was a part of the team who worked on the third edition of D&D. He was even involved with D&D Next, the project that became D&D 5e, and was announced as lead designer in January 2012. A few months later, though, Cook quit Wizards of the Coast citing differences with the company. Since […]
The ‘other’ best selling RPGs of 2018
If your RPG doesn’t fit nicely into any of the provided genres or it can also be used in extra genres then DriveThruRPG provides the ‘Other’ tag as a place to put your game.
