We’re just back from another brilliant Dragonmeet, held – for, we hear, the last time – in the Hammersmith Novotel in London. Ken, Robin, Gareth and myself joined Simon and booth stalwarts Jay Godden and Elina Gouliou for the fastest day of the year. It was great, as always, to catch up with everyone, and […]
Triangulate the impossible. Correlate a spate of disappearances, ELINT chatter, rumours you picked up from an old spy in a Viennese bar, and the nightmares of children to find where monsters make their lair. Take all the skills you honed investigating terrorists and serial killers, and use them to hunt vampires. This sourcebook for Night’s […]
In the latest episode of their entirely winnable podcast, Ken and Robin talk the state of crowdfunding, global ant war, 1930s carnival slang, and a bill to annex Canada.
The holiday season is quickly approaching and we’re looking forward to spending quality time with family and friends. The Pelgrane office will be closed from December 24th until January 2nd. Holiday Shipping Dates for the US and Canada Orders placed by Thursday December 5th should be received by Christmas, but this cannot be guaranteed. Because […]
In the latest episode of their austere and ritualistic podcast, Ken and Robin talk fail forwards for locked doors, fantasy and horror writer Molly Tanzer, experimental theater director Jerzy Grotowski, and the Michigan relics.
In the latest episode of their thirty foot by twenty foot podcast Ken and Robin talk basking in descriptive narration, the 60s heroin trade, untangling MCU continuity, and influential spiritualist Anna Kingsford.
In the latest episode of their refreshing, uncontaminated podcast, Ken and Robin talk level trafficking, Well Man, and Ken’s genteel graze of Powell’s Books.
In the latest episode of their oracular podcast, Ken and Robin talk player-driven divination, WWII British operative Krystyna Skarbek, actual player Lindsey Brown, and Japan’s North Korean repatriation.
In the latest episode of their headgear-accepting podcast, Ken and Robin talk despised medieval occupations, New York City’s straw hat riots, making the zoog scary, and the hodag.