Archives of the Empire Volume 1 is a high production quality, relatively thin 100-page hardback accessory for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4e.
As good as the first: Knock! 2 is a gazette of weird OSR insight
The art is incredible and frequent, and enough to push Knock! 2 firmly into that impressively professional look that some zines never reach.
Is ink vegan? A review of ShirtStak’s geeky tees
I’d only consider a subscription model if it was rooted in environmental concerns, and ShirtStak seems to do that.
Die Hard with 2d6: A review of the Mclain RPG
Mclain is a name your own price one-page RPG from AP Shanka intended to emulate movies like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. Alex P, the designer, also adds Beverly Hills Cop to that list, but I don’t see much of a connection between those movies!
Himbo Treasure Hunt: RPG a well-meaning muscled hunk
Himbo Treasure Hunt is the latest “Name Your Own Price” RPG from Rowan, Rook and Decard. Specifically, it’s from Sasha Sienna and Grant Howitt.
Modify, don’t reinvent: A review of There Once Were Dragons
There Once Were Dragons is an old school vibe of a tabletop RPG from One Dwarf Army. It’s been out for a few months and has ticked up to copper best-seller on DriveThruRPG, mainly driven through word of mouth.
Imagine I said something clever: A review of Doctor Who’s Missy comic book
The question “Is Missy any good?” is a bit meta.
Roleplay as a lonely sock: A review of Searching for my Solemate
You play as a sock that has lost its mate after falling through an interdimensional portal known as The Machine.
Starlogs: A review of a free to download solo RPG/framework for Star Trek RPGs
I think downloading a copy of Starlogs is a no-brainer. Even if you don’t imagine you’ll be soloing any time in the future, you can use Starlogs for GM or even PC background inspiration.
Your inevitable doom: A review of the Shiver RPG
If you’re a horror fan, then Shiver is worthy of your vile consideration.
