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EN Publishing's What's OLD is NEW roleplaying game system launched way back in 2016 in the form of three standalone but fully compatible tabletop roleplaying games covering three specific genres in depth: classic fantasy, 80s action, and futuristic . ...

This issue features the cockatrice, fantasy taxes, and a Forgotten Realms adventure! The cover is by Dean Morrissey and depicts "Toad's Cloak Armorsmith Shop," where old metal is fashioned into armour. It's a peculiar but memorable blend of genres. . ...

Wizards of the Coast has released their new sci-fi TTRPG Exodus, which ties into the upcoming video game of the same name. This week, Wizards posted the Traveler's Handbook and the Exodus Encyclopedia for sale on their Exodus webpage. The new RPG was ...

Plenty of support for Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Edition with adventures, mythic content, and non-combat options. Pathfinder for Savage Worlds has more PC options and more monsters. There is also a book of prompts for any fantasy RPG, a sci-fi ...

Starting with an official adaptation of Return of the Living Dead, this sample includes a new edition of Shadows Over Sol, a third-party DCC game, sourcebooks, monsters, and more. Return of the Living Dead - 40th Anniversary VHS TTRPG from Aces Games ...

The 5th issue of EN5ider Magazine details offers two unique dragon-based adventures, ideal magic items for a draconic hoard, an elite dragon assistant, and dragonettes for your D&D 5th Edition games! Join the Patreon to discover: Villain Spotlight: . ...

The 5th issue of EN5ider Magazine details offers two unique dragon-based adventures, ideal magic items for a draconic hoard, an elite dragon assistant, and dragonettes for your D&D 5th Edition games! Join the Patreon to discover: Villain Spotlight: . ...

Critical Role's new world is apparently called Araman, as teased by a new Augmented Reality Game (ARG) created by the Actual Play franchise is to believed. Last week, Critical Role released a cryptic image on their newsletter featuring a block of ...

Ian Livingstone reports that readers very much want a monthly magazine, but in return he needs more articles and material to support doubling the release rate! I would have certainly answered that call had I not been 11 and still learning the rules . ...