Routinely Itemised: RPGs #36
Another busy week in the world of RPGs as Fantasy Flight appears to be stepping away from the hobby and Kickstarter encourages dozens of new tabletop projects in just a few days.
The best selling superhero RPGs of 2019
There can be no doubt that superheroes have become big business in recent years. What about for tabletop RPGs?
Green Ronin’s Nisaba Press to publish Roadtrip to Ruin
A rich social media celeb who is also attending, breaking people out of the hospital and all that's required when it comes to befriending a demon.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #19
We catchup and roundup the latest RPG news, Kickstarters, and D&D tips and tricks. All this is squeezed in a handy to speed-read bullet point list.
Free to Download: Mutants & Mastermind’s Nothing to Fear
Written by Crystal Fraiser, Nothing to Fear is an adventure for 4 to 6 heroes of PL 10.
Genre Police: Look, Up In The Sky!
Is it a bird, is it a plane? No! It’s the wonderful world of superheroes. Easy to discuss Supers, just check out Captain America, right? What do you mean he comes from a different genre to Thor?…
Genre Police: More Than Just Semi-Nudes – Sword & Sorcery
Welcome to back Genre Police, a series of articles where I take a look at a genre or sub-genre, how it has been handled in gaming and how we can implement that in our games.…
Superhero Week: The Mutants and Masterminds interview
The annual Superhero Week superhero RPG battles (2012 & 2013) have shown Green Ronin does a great job. Gamers rate Mutants and Masterminds very highly.
Although this year Green Ronin doesn’t have a new superhero in wrestling ring the publisher has been very busy.…
Green Ronin hand out $10 coupons; change Emerald City format
Sometimes there are RPG projects that just smoothly slide through the system from conception, through to creation, production and sales. Green Ronin’s Emerald City sourcebook for Mutants & Masterminds is not such a book.…
Superhero Week: An exclusive look inside Emerald City slipcase
Green Ronin’s Mutants & Masterminds is a popular RPG and the perfect subject for some Superhero Week attention.
As luck would have it Jon Leitheusser, the M&M Line Developer, very kindly agreed to give us a look at some of the art from inside the forthcoming Emerald City slipcase and talk about the setting with us.
It’s Superhero Week here at Geek Native so could you tell us about Emerald City and how it fits into the Mutants and Masterminds Universe?…
