In Routinely Itemised, the RPG news roundup and the start of the month, we sadly reported on RPG designer and publisher Chuck Rice’s heart health problem.
Savage Worlds Science Fiction Companion: Thousands back non-fantasy D&D rival
The Science Fiction Companion can handle ANY type of sci-fi setting, and to show it off, we’ve created a set of iconic adventures inspired by some of our favorite genres.
AudioRPG bring the audiobook of Savage Worlds Adventure Edition to Kickstarter
AudioRPG publishes high-quality audio books of your favorite role-playing rules, sourcebooks, and adventures.
Raiders of the Ghost Zone brings sci-fi dread to Savage Worlds
. I’ve heard rumors of trans-dimensional portals and nanotech that maybe can make a carbon based life-form basically immortal. How much do you think some aging fat-cat in the Core Worlds would pay for a shot at that?
Savage Saturday Cinema: PEG tease single session adventures
The announcement explains the Savage Saturday Cinema adventures will be full colour and have been written by various PEG luminaries, and it promises more information soon.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #221
Routinely Itemised: Your weekly RPG news roundup, featuring Trail of Cthulhu 2e, Mansters, Assassin’s Creed TTRPG, and more!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #211
It’s Geek Native’s news round-up with news of Paizo and partners finally agreeing on the ORC text, the latest D&D playtest and 20 years of Savage Worlds.
Savage Worlds 20th Anniversary: New updated printing available
It’s $45 to get the fifth printing of the core rules, and that’s the 20th-anniversary run with the badge on the cover.
Genre Police: Seizing The Initiative
A while back now, I talked about different dying mechanics in systems and enjoyed the difference the mechanics made to how a game felt.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: High Level Games
With the tabletop RPG of plastic soldiers in a war-torn world, Army Men, by Josh Heath, it’s a great time to publish the April Spotlight.
