Nerd Resurgence: D&D Features in New York Times Article
There’s no doubt about it. D&D has broken into the mainstream, and is having a spot-light moment. An article in the New York Times entitled, In a Chaotic World, Dungeons & […]
Unique Tabletop RPG Mechanics: The Mystery Story in Tales from the Loop
One of my favourite tabletop roleplaying settings is suburban middle America in the 1980s. Think ET, Goonies, Stand by Me, and most recently of course, Stranger Things. There are two […]
Kickstarter for Nordic Horror Roleplaying Game Vaesen Fully Funds in 13 Minutes
Incredible results for Sweden’s Free League Publishing – who are most known in this House for Tales From the Loop RPG – who launched a Kickstarter campaign for Vaesen: Nordic Horror […]
Unique Tabletop RPG Mechanics: House Creation in Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying Game
There is a certain ‘feel’ that people will be looking for when they decide to play a tabletop roleplaying game based on the Game of Thrones television series or A […]
How I Made a Half-Orc MMA Fighter in D&D
Just a quick note to recommend an excellent D&D resource on the DMs Guild: The Pugilist Class expansion developed by Benjamin Huffman. I recently had the what I believed was […]
The Witcher Trailer has dropped, along with my jaw
Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt ranks as one of my favourite games of all time – and I’m not alone. The game has is critically and popularly acclaimed, having won […]
First Impressions of the Lost Mine of Phandelver
I must admit that I ignored the Lost Mine of Phandelver for the longest time, and it was only out of pure snobbery. “I have played D&D for decades,” I […]
Pay Attention Chummers, Shadowrun 6th Edition is Now Available
I got my hands on the first edition Shadowrun core rules in 1992, and loved everything about the setting. Admittedly, the year 2050 seemed a lot more distant then than […]
