Roll4 Review: Black Vines of Night
Our first review of 2020! The Black Vines of Night, a cosmic-horror adventure for 12th level characters.
Our first review of 2020! The Black Vines of Night, a cosmic-horror adventure for 12th level characters.
Who would have thought that some Western stories would prove so inspirational forRPGs?
Sometimes a system is too good for one review, so we did TWO! That’s right, we can do math, so let’s see how far math gets us in this review.
Our review for Dark Peaks: Deep Maw, the new Tabletop RPG System by the Dark Peaks team!
The Extra Spooky edition of Roll4 Review: Isle of Endless Fog for 5e
Take a look at Brightlance’s Tome of Knighthood with our Review!
I am a firm believer that a rising tide lifts all ships, and that other Game Designers are not my competition, but my colleagues. I buy their games, they buy mine. We all benefit and we all enjoy.
So here are some ideas of how I mix and match Dark Places & Demogorgons with NIGHT SHIFT.
Start as kids in DP&D and progress to adults in NS!
Review of the resent Shadowrun Plot Sourcebook.
Another This Old Dragon Retrospective today. Today I want to cover one of my favorite series in the run of Dragon, and one that had far fewer entries than I thought, Pages from the Mages.
Getting back to the mythos in the Deities and Demigods proper I want to take a look at one filled with demons, elementals and other creatures of the multiverse. The Melnibonéan Mythos of Michael Moorcock.
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