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 to purchase through Modiphius’ online store. The description of the core rulebook is as follows: Edgar Rice Burrough’s John

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 the Separatists left off. This book contains new player character options including the ability to play as a Death Watch

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 purchase during that date as well. The news comes after extensive playtesting and feedback from more that 125,000 players.

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 from level 1 to level 12 while giving mechanics for ship combat, new magic monsters, and more. Nestled on the

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 adventures? In trying to be all of these, it never commits to any of them well enough, though there are

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 supplement. Apps can be helpful, especially for tracking spells and abilities, but physical products have a table presence that will

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 when building an interesting character, especially when you have to react in character to something completely unexpected. Just how would

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 the chances that it takes with game design and presentation are. The basic premise is one with which we have