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.
Emerald City Comic Con is coming up the end of this month, and the 13th Age crew will be there — Rob Heinsoo and our volunteer GMs will run demos, and I’ll be in the Artist Alley. I’ve had to turn commission requests down within the past year due to my work schedule, but I’m making […]
Jon Spengler at Dorkadia recently ran 13th Age for his gaming group, and shares his first impressions of the mechanics. It sounds as if they had a great time — Jon describes the gameplay as “simple and authentic feeling”: [In] just a single page character sheet and a handful of potent abilities/spells, each player character functions […]
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.
Rob Heinsoo crashed through the window in our Seattle offices, locked in deadly combat with a ninja, to deliver this update on 13 True Ways before vanishing along with his foe in a flash of fire and a puff of concealing smoke. I’m pleased to announce the thirteen winners of the Monster Art +13 contest, Kickstarter […]