Genre Police: Choose Your Own Adventure(s)
Last time we talked about new RPGs and how to get players to try them. But how do you even begin to work out what you want to play?
Twilight: 2000 4e gets its first expansion with Urban Operations
Your goal, beyond surviving for another day, can be to find a way back home, rally people to your ranks, and find out more about the mysterious Operation Reset.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #134
It's the first RPG news round-up of 2022, so welcome to Routinely Itemised.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #105
It's the run-up to D&D Live 2021, and Wizards of the Coast find themselves in hot water. Renegade and Paradox have pushed turbo on Vampire: The Masquerade, and while Kickstarter activity is down in launches, it's up in requests.
Twilight: 2000 available for pre-orders as Free League Publishing showcase supplements and prices
After a very successful Kickstarter, one that funded in 7 minutes, Free League Publishing and their partners GDW and Amargosa Press are taking pre-orders on Twilight: 2000.
Twilight: 2000 version 1 available at DriveThruRPG (and on sale)
Published first in 1984, the RPG is set after the Twilight War, in which NATO and the United States battled the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact in a lengthy, brutal but conventional war. Until things went nuclear.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #89
Keep up with RPG news, Wizards of the Coast's new promotion with Hasbro, the many D&D TV shows, an Altered Carbon RPG review and interviews from around the web.
For the third year in a row, Dune is one of the most anticipated RPG of the year
Geek Native maintains a table of EN World’s survey results, working out which publishers have appeared the most often.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #76
In the RPG news this week we've big news from Pinnacle and Savage Worlds, we discover which project Wizards of the Coast are working on for D&D that will take years and a look at the latest reviews, releases and interviews.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #63
Another busy RPG news week, but don't worry as Routinely Itemised as everything divided into quick to read bullet-point summary lists.
