See Page XX – March 2015

We’ve had our heads down for the last month trying to wrangle the growing piles of Dracula Dossier text into more printable book forms, and that’s been eating into our time to do other things, like making some changes to the shop and website. But they’ll be coming soon, probably in the next few months. Time has continued to tick over while we’ve been busy, marking the end of the second volume of Ken Writes About Stuff, now available as a collection in the webstore. If you subscribed to that, you’ll also be getting a bonus PDF (Foul Congeries #2), once Ken’s finished with his Dracula Dossier commitments – we’ll let you know when we’ve added that to your order receipt page. That means there’s now a third subscription available, kicking off with Hideous Creatures: Tcho-Tcho (which will be available as a stand-alone PDF in the store later in April). Tomb-Hounds of Egypt is now available as a stand-alone PDF, as are Dreamhounds of Paris and its companion volume, The Book of Ants. And 13th Age Monthly subscribers have Candles, Clay & Dancing Shoes on their order receipt page.

New Releases

• Ken Writes About Stuff Volume 3 – the third subscription of Ken Writes About Stuff is now available, with Hideous Creatures: Tcho-Tcho as the first installment
• Ken Writes About Stuff Volume 2 – the collected second year of Ken Writes About Stuff. Will include the bonus Foul Congeries shortly (i.e. once Ken’s finished the core Dracula Dossier books).
• Dreamhounds of Paris PDF – Follow the Trail of Cthulhu into the Dreamlands with this surrealist setting – available as a bundle with The Book of Ants
• The Book of Ants PDF – The companion volume to Dreamhounds of Paris gives Trail of Cthulhu Keepers and players an essential window into Paris of the 20s and 30s
• Tomb-Hounds of Egypt – the latest edition of Ken Writes About Stuff gives you all the tools for a Pulp archaeology campaign set in 1930s
• Candles, Clay & Dancing Shoes – The third edition of 13th Age Monthly is also available as a stand-alone product

Articles

• View from the Pelgrane’s Nest – Internal changes and a run-through of what else is new, by Simon Rogers
• Mining the Archive of New York Crime – Robin D. Laws borrows from the vintage NYPD crime photos released recently
• Games Pelgranes Play – What we’ve been playing over the last few months
• Eternal Lies Never Dies – Actual Plays and news about Eternal Lies
• See P. XX: Back to School with Alma Mater Magica – Robin D. Laws talks about his home DramaSystem game
• Stunning Weaponry in GUMSHOE – Kevin Kulp time-travels to a place where stunning weapons make sense
• Abandoned Idea Clearinghouse: DramaSystem Scene Intention Grid – Robin D. Laws reviews mechanics with a look at what got chopped from DramaSystem
• GUMSHOE Doesn’t Care – Simon Rogers looks at what is, and isn’t, significant in GUMSHOE
• Chuffa In Hillfolk – Robin D. Laws focuses on the good kind of blathering in DramaSystem
• The Plain People of Gaming: Otherworld (1) – Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan looks at the work of Canadian academic L. S. Pierton
• Call of Chicago: I Tcho-Tcho-Tchose You – See the additional Tcho-Tcho varietals Kenneth Hite didn’t have room for in Hideous Creatures: Tcho-Tcho
• Share Your Pelgrane Mixtape – Music guru Wade Rockett encourages you to make sweet music with us

13th Age

• How to Cosplay 13th Age – Some tips and swatches on how to cosplay your favourite 13th Age characters or Icons
• 13th Sage: PC-Focused Mass Combat Rules – Useful mechanics for how to run mass combat like a battle in a Shakespeare play
• 13th Age Organized Play: The Archmage’s Orrery – An update on the latest in the Tales of the 13th Age Organized Play series
• 3 Cursed Magic Items for Friday the 13th Age – A magic hat, wand, and staff feature in this #Fridaythe13thAge article
• The Coin Zombie – If you’ve ever wondered how to counter the fact that normal people can run faster than zombies, this article is for you.

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