Routinely Itemised: RPGs #149
Routinely Itemised is a weekly RPG news column that gives you a quick round-up of tabletop news from Geek Native and around the web.
Secrets of Salmonis & Shadow of Giants: Steve Jackson and Sir Ian writing Fighting Fantasy again
It's the 40th anniversary since the release of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain and the choose-your-own-adventure Fighting Fantasy series.
This bold pink crate is Steve Jackson Games’ Ogre Bundle
It takes some chops to put your board game in a bright pink box, with barely any illustration and "Made in China" stamped across the front.
Watch Games Workshop’s founders introduce D&D to 1984 UK TV
Ah yes, cringe at the awkward frother interview but also admire the enthusiasm. Have things changed that much?
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #70
The latest stats from Roll20, free RPG downloads, new releases, a host of reviews and a bunch of RPG news all presented at bullet point speed.
Steam hosts a digital tabletop games festival
The goal of the Steam Digital Tabletop Fest is to explore those game which can straddle both online and offline.
Steve Jackson Games offer partial refunds after gamers raise ethical concerns
On April Fools' day, it was announced on The Fantasy Trip Adventures supplement Kickstarter that Steve Jackson Games and Frog God Games would collaborate
Steve Jackson Games offers The Fantasy Trip license and marketplace to other writers
One of the big RPG Kickstarters on the go right now is Steve Jackson Games’ The Fantasy Trip. It’s approaching 2,500 backers and well over US$200,000 in funding.
What is it?…
Fighting Fantasy Legends launches
Tucked away in the English down of Lymm, in Cheshire, there’s a small team of veteran digital designers called Nomad Games. They’ve got their hands on the Fighting Fantasy license!
Here’s what Steve Jackson had to say about that!…
6 famous RPG designers and the monsters they look like
You can search Google with images. All you need to do is drag and drop your image from your desktop or tab into the search box. As a security and privacy feature Google refuses to match faces for faces.…
