DriveThruRPG and OBS lose saddle-stitch printing
Lightning Source, the print-on-demand company used by OneBookShelf (OBS), will discontinue saddle-stitch printing on the 1st of March.
DriveThruRPG offers a glimpse at its new design
DriveThruRPG teases a new tap tone friendly, carousel-embracing, new site design.
Too sexy for D&D? Wizards of the Coast working on a decency code for third-party content
The work with Wizards of the Coast also means the DMs Guild will no longer be in the awkward position of trying to guess what the Hasbro-owned multi-national might find acceptable, guided (or biased) by common cultural trends, and will have guidelines it too can refer.
200x Thank Yous as RPG publishers offer up 97% discount on COVID-19 bundles
You'll spend less than $20, and you'll get more than $600 in RPG goodies back.
Play It Forward initiative pays for game designer’s rent
The goal of Play It Forward was to help these indie publishers through financially tough times, and it has had at least one public and remarkable success.
Are digital RPG books about to become 20% cheaper in the UK?
By 2021, the UK government wants to make ebooks like digital tabletop RPG rulebooks 20% cheaper.
20% off as Dungeon Masters Guild and Storytellers Vault Play It Forward
To encourage people to buy downloads or print on demand products during this time, then there will be a sitewide sale too; 20% off everything.
DriveThruRPG and DM’s Guild change the metal rankings
Now, products must have been sold for at least US$0.20 before the sale counts against progress.
Free League Publishing launch third-party design and sell program
There are, however, rules and limits. You cannot create your own Alien RPG material and sell it.
Some accounts on DriveThruRPG and DM’s Guild caught in a hacker attack
OneBookShelf has confirmed that some accounts have been affected and the hacker has been able to withdraw money. The retailer has contacted everyone affected.
