Sword & Sorcery is back on Kickstarter to fund the most epic expansion ever designed for the co-op fantasy dungeon crawler: Abyssal Legends, the mind-bending climax of the Ancient Chronicles and Immortal Souls campaigns. With a funding goal of $50,000, the project will run on Kickstarter until July 26th.

The first quest book for Modiphius Entertainment’s Fallout: The Roleplaying Game, Winter of Atom, is now available. A deadly winter descends on the Commonwealth, and to make matters worse, a dangerous new sect of the Church of the Children of Atom has arrived with it. Resources are scarce, religious

As is every seasonal update, there are tweaks that need to be made to the formula. In this one for Season 4 Reloaded, there are two standouts. One, that the Taq-56 got a headshot nerf, which is pretty ridiculous given it’s position in Ranked Play. Two, Santa Sena Border

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