This is Free Trader Beowulf, which explores the stories behind Traveller’s key publishers and numerous licensees, delves into its challenging “Long Night” period, and celebrates its eventual resurgence.
The Singularity Campaign: The next Traveller RPG arch soars through £100,000
The Singularity Campaign promises to blend cinematic action with narrative depth, putting characters at the heart of a major event in a major setting.
Mongoose Publishing apologise to fans for reposting AI art
Fans of Traveller RPG at Virtual Traveller and sci-fi publisher CyborgPrime Days are working together to run the virtual Mayday 2025 celebration of the game.
Stellagama Publishing bundles FTL Nomad at a sensible speed
We’ve until February 11th to grab Stellagama Publishing’s FTL Nomad, a sci-fi TTRPG of space truckers, laser duels and mad robots.
The top selling titles on DiveThruComics on 2024
As with the previous sites, some surprising data is here, and some December comic book releases have done well.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #286
A new edition of Traveller RPG is available for just $1! Meanwhile, Hasbro ventures into iGaming with D&D, Evil Genius licenses The Return of the Living Dead, Shadow Scar faces delays, and Games Workshop may join the FTSE 100.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #282
The tabletop RPG world catches up with Mongoose Publishing’s annual report, Hasbro’s declining D&D sales, the release of the first official Blades in the Dark supplement, and the arrival of Krampus-themed content
Bundle deal: Journal of the Travellers’ Aid Society
The Journal also provides detailed information on existing worlds, along with patrons and even full adventures to jumpstart your next session.
Calling all space explorers: Discover the Moon Toad Cepheus bundle
Inspired by the original 1977-81 “little black books” of Classic Traveller, the Cepheus Engine draws from Mongoose Publishing’s Traveller (2008) released under the Open Game License.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #243
Lightforge Games receives critical acclaim, Paizo expands staff, D&D marks 50th anniversary, Zine Quest sees activity shift, Evil Genius experiences staff departures.
