Beyond gaming: Episode 5 – Budgeting for art in TTRPGs
Budetging for art in TTRPGs is quite a topic because art (real art) is not cheap and getting the right art is not easy either.
Beyond gaming: Episode 5 – Budgeting for art in TTRPGs Read Post »
Budetging for art in TTRPGs is quite a topic because art (real art) is not cheap and getting the right art is not easy either.
Beyond gaming: Episode 5 – Budgeting for art in TTRPGs Read Post »
Mythomachus: The Role-Playing Game is a full game and campaign setting made to be compatible with Fifth Edition
Mythomachus – Interview with co-author Alex Papadakis Read Post »
Did you think you were safe from the vaesen in the crowds and lights of the city? Think again.
Venture into Mythic Carpathia to face Vampires, Rusalkas, Baba Yaga, and other even stranger horrors of Central and Eastern European folklore.
In this episode of Beyond Gaming, Chris and I discuss the importance of defining who is going to be your audience.
Podcast episode: Beyond Gaming: How To Publish Your RPG – Defining your audience Read Post »
Free League Publishing announced The Fractured Library & Other Tales from the Lost Horizon, a new adventure collection for Coriolis: The Great Dark.
The Fractured Library & Other Tales from the Lost Horizon from Free League press release Read Post »
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Riesgos
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Historia
A modern, occult, personal-horror role-playing game, set in a world almost identical to ours, only darker, more corrupted, and slowly collapsing.
Pact Kickstarter – Interview with Dimokritos Saloustros Read Post »
The Vaesen Starter Set is designed to be the perfect starting point for roleplaying in the Mythic North, where the characters are members of the secret Society whose members have the Sight to see vaesen.
Over the last few weeks a number of people have been stupid enough to open their mouths and reveal themselves
Learning when to keep your mouth shut. Vaesen Starter Set review Read Post »
BREAK!! is an easy-to-play tabletop RPG of exploration & teamwork, its gameplay and aesthetics are inspired by classic anime and SNES era videogames