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A bright future in the dark abyss—Coriolis: the Third Horizon review

Free League Publishing seems determined to prove itself in every game genre available, and I am happy to be along for the ride. I was charmed by their 80s kids

By John Farrell

/ 3 Apr 2019

A bright future in the dark abyss—Coriolis: the Third Horizon review

Penny Arcade and Wizards of the Coast team-up for official third-party Dungeons & Dragons sourcebook based on Acquisitions Incorporated

Today, Penny Arcade announced the release date for their upcoming D&D sourcebook based on Acquisitions Incorporated. This sourcebook is a hilarious mix of elements from the D&

By Sean Anthony

/ 28 Mar 2019

Penny Arcade and Wizards of the Coast team-up for official third-party Dungeons & Dragons sourcebook based on Acquisitions Incorporated

Master Monk’s newest lineup to the Armory, The Nomad’s Magnetic Dice Tower, hits Kickstarter

Earlier this week, Master Monk started their Kickstarter for The Nomad’s Magnetic Dice Tower, a solid wood tower designed for easy one-handed random dice rolls. With 37 days to

By Sean Anthony

/ 27 Mar 2019

Master Monk’s newest lineup to the Armory, The Nomad’s Magnetic Dice Tower, hits Kickstarter

Extraterrestrial skirmishes are inevitable as the John Carter of Mars: Core Rulebook gets released

Modiphius Entertainment announced that it has recently released the John Carter of Mars: Core Rulebook in print alongside a host of new supplementary material and miniatures. The items are available

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 12 Mar 2019

Extraterrestrial skirmishes are inevitable as the John Carter of Mars: Core Rulebook gets released

New Star Wars sourcebook, Collapse of the Republic, announced by Fantasy Flight Games, second to cover the Clone Wars

Following the announcement of Allies and Adversaries in January, Fantasy Flight Games today announced a new sourcebook covering the latter days of the Clone Wars, picking up where Rise of

By Sean Anthony

/ 8 Mar 2019

New Star Wars sourcebook, Collapse of the Republic, announced by Fantasy Flight Games, second to cover the Clone Wars

Explore new areas with Pathfinder Second Edition this August

Paizo recently announced that its highly anticipated second edition to the roleplaying game Pathfinder will finally be released on August 1, with a whole slew of supplementary items available to

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 7 Mar 2019

Explore new areas with Pathfinder Second Edition this August

Ghosts of Saltmarsh to be released in May, brings classic ocean-based campaigns to the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons

This May, Dungeons & Dragons’ next publication, Ghosts of Saltmarsh, will be released on shelves and will contain fifth edition adaptations of popular classic campaigns. These adventures will lead players

By Sean Anthony

/ 26 Feb 2019

Ghosts of Saltmarsh to be released in May, brings classic ocean-based campaigns to the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons

No heist but much to offer–Waterdeep: Dragonheist review

A crisis of identity sits at the heart of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. Is it an adventure? Is it a gazetteer of Water Deep? Is it a toolbox for urban sandbox

By John Farrell

/ 14 Feb 2019

No heist but much to offer–Waterdeep: Dragonheist review

The many splendors of the decks of many

As gaming relies more and more on digital assets to supplement the experience, the Decks of Many are proving just how much utility we can get out of an analogue

By John Farrell

/ 16 Oct 2018

Yes, but how evil are they really? — The Ultimate RPG Character Backstory Guide

Building a character, be it for a D&D campaign or for a short story, can be as exciting as it is frustrating. There’s a lot to consider

By A Kay Purcell

/ 1 Oct 2018

Yes, but how evil are they really? — The Ultimate RPG Character Backstory Guide

A whimper, not a bang–Outbreak: Undead 2nd Edition review

Experimentation is a healthy part of any growth, but by its nature leads to some failures. Outbreak: Undead Second edition is not a failure in its entirety, but many of

By John Farrell

/ 25 Sep 2018

A whimper, not a bang–Outbreak: Undead 2nd Edition review

Where there is light there is shadow–Overlight review

Sometimes the best of intentions and ideas fizzle as you get into the details of completion. Overlight is just such a product; described in broad strokes, it’s a bold

By John Farrell

/ 4 Sep 2018

Where there is light there is shadow–Overlight review