It’s Science Fiction Month at DriveThruRPG (and More)
May 6, 2015
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All through May DriveThruRPG (as well as sister sites DriveThruComics and DriveThruFiction) are celebrating the worlds of science fiction. You’ll be able to save a
All through May DriveThruRPG (as well as sister sites DriveThruComics and DriveThruFiction) are celebrating the worlds of science fiction. You’ll be able to save a
Now through May 9th you can save 30% on all downloadable content from Chaosium. This is the time to stock up on all your Call
Paizo Publishing has entered into a partnership with French game company Gob in Tux to bring a lineup of roleplaying games and novels to North American audiences.
Our friends at Cubicle 7 have the latest supplement available for their mega-selling The One Ring RPG. Ruins of the North provides six new adventures set in Middle Earth’s ancient land of Eriador.
Modiphius Entertainment has already made a name for itself with the Achtung Cthulhu line and the upcoming Mutant Chronicles reboot and now they’ve announced another roleplaying game coming to their line up. Later this year we should see the release of Robert E. Howard’s Conan: Adventures In An Age Undreamed Of.
My pal Eloy Lasanta of Third Eye Games has his latest RPG, AMP:Year One, available in both hard copy and PDF. AMP is a unique take on superheroic roleplaying and the initial release focuses on a single year in the adventuring life of characters with Accelerated Mutant Potential.
Cubicle 7 Entertainment has their latest supplement for their fantasy steampunk setting, Victoriana, in U.S. stores this week. The Concert in Flames brings Napoleon Bonaparte into the mix (or at least the Victoriana version of Boney – a long lived dwarf) and includes not only more material tackling the world itself but a five part adventure.
With the second half of season six of The Walking Dead about to return to AMC, DriveThruRPG is running a sale on many zombie related titles including Army of Darkness, Outbreak, Dystopia Rising, and The Darkest Age to name just a few.
If you’re a fan of monster based anime or video games like the classic Monster Hunter, you might be interested in taking a peek at an RPG currently up for funding through Kickstarter. MajiMonsters is the first title from Baltimore area newcomers Late Knight Games and puts players in the role of “binders” – heroes capable of capturing and harnessing magically infused creatures.
If you’ve been interested in checking out the über-popular Pathfinder RPG in an organized play environment, Paizo yesterday announced they’re rolling out a new and easier way to get involved.
When I first heard about the new line of roleplaying games on the horizon at Fantasy Flight Games I was intrigued. Four new titles were aimed at presenting different apocalyptic scenarios: zombies, alien invasion, wrath of the gods, and the rise of the machines.
Wizards of the Coast has announced the latest event scheduled for Dungeons and Dragons and this March will begin Elemental Evil. The storyline will reach across nearly all things D&D with new content added to the Neverwinter MMORPG, the Princes of the Apocalypse adventure for the table top RPG, some very sweet Gale Force Nine unpainted resin minis, as well as a new board game titled Temple of Elemental Evil and prepainted minis from WizKids.
The latest Goodman Games release in the Age of Cthulhu line of RPG supplements has arrived and is now available at DriveThruRPG. Starfall Over the Plateau of Leng is a 64 page adventure set in both the earthly realm and the Dreamlands taking the investigators on a globe spanning quest to save each reality.
It’s a been a long wait but the revised edition of Horror on the Orient Express is finally shipping by way of Chaosium. The final product, completely revamped and expanded upon for the new 7th Edition Call of Cthulhu, tallies a massive 1,100+ pages of world spanning adventure aboard one of the most famous train routes in history.
While everyone is eagerly awaiting Spycraft 3.0, our friends at Crafty Games have four recent releases which utilize the current 2.0 system, and all are sure to bring back fond memories of kicking it in front of the tellie – bowl of sugar infused cereal in hand – watching Saturday morning cartoons.
