Genre Police: Wangrods and Warriors
Geek NativeTo summarise Coleville, The Wangrod Defence is when a player uses ‘But that’s what my character would do’ as an excuse for problematic behaviour.
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Tainted Soul – Codex Anathema
Gonzalo CampoverdeA new magical and dark source for the sorcerer makes its way out of the mists.
Danger and reward with Through the Veil: Treasure of the Feywild
This Through the Veil isn’t another 10 adventures; it’s over 400 unique items for your scenarios.
Free to Download: At One With Nature a 1920s Call of Cthulhu horror
A Miskatonic Repository book, At One With Nature, is a 1920s Call of Cthulhu horror from Graham James, with potentially no combat.
Tuesday Magic Item – Comet Bridle
Sea of Stars RPGRide across the night sky on a comet!
Alien 5e: A review of Stargate SG-1 roleplaying game
It wasn’t until I played a game, then another, and really got into the mechanics that I increased my overall rating to, “Hey, this is different, and we have Stargate-flavoured games here!”
A resolute miss: 👎 Crom the GameBook review
Sorry to say, I do not think $4.99 is a fair price to have paid for Crom the GameBook. I don’t normally begrudge costs, but this Crom RPG feels incomplete, written in a fever dream, or just taking the mickey.
Genre Police: Meta-Lurgy
Sometimes people talk about characters as ‘meta’. It’s almost always used in a negative context. But one survey shows that people don’t use ‘meta’ in the same way, and sometimes it can be good to ‘meta game’.
D&D transformed: A review of Matthew Colville’s Kingdoms & Warfare
Kingdoms & Warfare made over $1.3m on Kickstarter, and very few RPGs have crossed the six-figure line. Is it any good?