Group Finishes Indie RPG, Unsure If They Won or Healed
A group of tabletop players concluded a full playthrough of a critically praised indie role-playing game Sunday night and left
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Throwback Review: The Adventures of Indiana Jones Role-Playing Game (1984)
TSR’s The Adventures of Indiana Jones Role-Playing Game, published in 1984 and designed by David “Zeb” Cook and John Byrne,
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Paizo Announces Layoffs and Organized Play Changes Following Financial Struggles
Paizo has announced a series of cost-cutting measures, including layoffs and changes to its Organized Play programs, as the publisher
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The Megadungeon as Mythic Underworld
The megadungeon is one of the oldest and strangest structures in tabletop RPGs. At first glance, it seems simple: a
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Old World Game Night Ends With Two Players Measuring the Same Inch Differently
A Warhammer: The Old World game night concluded without a clear winner Friday after two players discovered they were measuring
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Remembering John Blanche, the Artist Who Taught Me What Warhammer Looked Like
There are artists whose work rewires your imagination. John Blanche was one of those artists. News has come through that
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Throwback Review: In Nomine, 1997
In Nomine, published by Steve Jackson Games in 1997, took the French RPG In Nomine Satanis/Magna Veritas by Croc and brought
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Worldbuilding Is Wonderful. It’s Also Optional.
I had a good response to my last article from Rob Donoghue, who is one of those voices in the
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Mud, Sweat, & Turnips on Itch.io
My newest game, Mud, Sweat, & Turnips is available now! You are medieval mud farmers in a damp, low-status village
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The Dirty Secret of Great RPG Campaigns: Most of the World Does Not Matter
Every Game Master has sat down with a notebook, a blank document, or some overpowered worldbuilding software, and started creating
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