After a brief break to complete another commitment, I am once again at work assembling Hillfolk. Here’s an update for backers and future buyers. All of the key art for Hillfolk and its companion volume, Blood on the Snow, is now in. We’ll need a few spot illos for the LARP and Master Class sections […]
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In the latest episode of their 100% pure podcast, Ken and Robin talk Dundracon, smuggled horsemeat, structure, and the last days of Fields.
Michael Wolf over at Stargazer’s World has written a detailed and balanced review of Kenneth Hite’s newest GUMSHOE offering, Night’s Black Agents. You can read the full review here. It’s very well written, basically allows you to run or play in every spy thriller subgenre with vampires or not, and it adds a lot to […]
Kafka over at RPGNet has given an in-depth, 9/10 review of Out of Space. There is a slight error in the review when he says we have included nothing extra in the book, when in fact there is an extra 10% (8,000 words) but this is acknowledged in the thread below the review. You can […]
A shorter than usual Page XX this month – Robin D Laws talks about the significance of verbal changes, Kenneth Hite talks about monster wrangling in the 13th Age Bestiary, Wade Rockett gives tips on teleportation spells in 13th Age, and James “Baron Munchausen” Wallis talks about the Kickstarter for Alas Vegas. As well as […]
In the latest edition of their internationally acclaimed podcast, Ken and Robin talk game design ideology, Richard III, elements of RPG prose style, and Black Herman.
In the latest episode of their ancient and mysterious podcast, Ken and Robin talk kludges, Stonehenge, White Wolf edition wars, and sacking the Old Summer Palace.
In this week’s episode of their indispensable podcast, Ken and Robin talk game design economics, why we game, and silver-shirted Hollywood Nazi occultist William Dudley Pelley. Long-awaitedly, we re-enter the historical cage match to once again take on the legacy of and Woodrow Wilson. Was he, as Ken asserts, America’s worst president?
Beth Lewis is leaving Pelgrane Press to move to an almost tailor-made position as project editor with the excellent Titan Books, publisher of luminaries such as Kim Newman (Anno Dracula). While we will be sad to see her go, she leaves behind a much improved, much larger and more professional company than when she arrived. […]
In this week’s podcast episode, Ken and Robin talk WarpCon, the year’s best movies, fun placement and truthers.