In this week’s episode, Ken and Robin talk Paris Catacombs, open licenses, John Dee … and Ken and Robin.
Night’s Black Agents is now available as an eBook bundle, which includes the PDF, an ePub version, an Android app and the first chapter of the adventure supplement the Zalozihny Quartet.
Halloween is drawing near, and you might be looking for appropriately spooky games to run for your players. Here’s a quick roundup of seven Pelgrane Press games and adventures that might fit the bill: Night’s Black Agents by Kenneth Hite – The designer of this mashup of the spy thriller and horror genres describes it as “The Bourne […]
DC script writer Lowell Francis turns from sceptic to believer in this detailed breakdown of Hillfolk. I didn’t think this game would be good. I read it. I was terribly wrong. It is great. Rick Neal goes into some detail about the system here. …for those who are interested in the kinds of story that […]
13th Age is a new fantasy roleplaying game, designed by Jonathan Tweet – lead designer of Dungeons & Dragons® third edition – and Rob Heinsoo, the lead designer of the fourth edition of D&D®. The fifth post-playtest draft of 13th Age is now included with the pre-order. To learn more about the game, check out […]
The latest Page XX, featuring new releases, articles and news on the 13th Age, Night’s Black Agent sand Trail of Cthulhu. Articles View from the Pelgrane’s Nest by Simon Rogers, all you need to know about Pelgrane Press this month. 13th Age News: Through the Scrying Glass by Simon Rogers, updates and news on our […]
This month sees the release of a new album from James Semple for Ashen Stars, Sisters of Sorrow, an adventure for Trail of Cthulhu and the long-awaited ebook version of Night’s Black Agents. The Dying Earth Revivification Folio is available in print and the 13th Age RPG PDF has been updated. So as not to […]
by Ryven Cedrylle The Orc Lord has returned. Whether a reincarnation of the legendary commander who helped lay the Wizard King low or a new figure entirely who is merely building on old cultural foundations, the rise of the new Orc Lord brings troubling questions. Why now? For what purpose has the mythic leader reappeared? […]
By Jessica Hammer For the past twelve years, my partner and I have been exploring play techniques in our one-on-one games. These one-on-one games are a terrific laboratory for experimentation and practice. Here’s why: Permission to innovate. It’s easier to get buy-in to try something new when there are only two opinions to […]
by Gareth Hanrahan [This is an extract from the introduction to the forthcoming installment of the Cthulhu Apocalypse series. Previous installments are The Dead White World, a set of three linked adventures, and The Apocalyse Machine, the rules engine for creating your own apocalypse.] It is now the summer of 1939. The decision that […]
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