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Luke Cage Punched a T-Rex: A Marvel Heroic Breakout Session

Luke Cage punched a Tyrannosaurus rex in the head. We recently got a group together for a session of Marvel

There’s something magical about a single-session RPG. You gather your players, roll dice, and by the time everyone heads home,

There is a beautiful lie that a campaign begins when the first die hits the table. A campaign begins before

Loke Battle Mats, longtime friends of the blog, have announced they are releasing a Big Book of Battle Mats for

Every long RPG campaign needs an ending that feels like the world has changed. That doesn’t always mean the world

Whenever we talk about roleplaying in Middle-earth, the obvious answer is The One Ring. It was designed specifically to capture

The Nazgûl are some of the most frightening figures in fantasy because their horror runs deeper than their black cloaks,

The One Ring: Adventures over the Edge of the Wild, was first published by Cubicle 7 in 2011, designed by

One of the easiest ways to make a fantasy world feel large is to make its small places matter. Tolkien

The Battle of Helm’s Deep is one of the great fantasy battles. The rain. The wall. The torches in the