Pelgrane’s forthcoming RPG Ballad Hunters — described in this Page XX article — is about the Child Ballads. They’re named for their compiler, Harvard folklorist Francis James Child. His five-volume collection, published as The English and Scottish Popular Ballads in the late 1800s, is today the standard. Child did not tramp through the British countryside […]
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Call for Playtesters: Faust Blood and Milk Teeth
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Ballad Hunters Design Diary: The Child Ballads
February 21, 2026Pelgrane’s forthcoming RPG Ballad Hunters — described in this Page XX article — is about [...]
Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: Speaking of Magical Tools
February 20, 2026In the latest episode of their grandmasterly podcast, Ken and Robin talk introductory adventures, a [...]
See Page XX: Ain’t That a Hole in the Head
February 14, 2026a column about roleplaying by Robin D. Laws As reported in November, Polish archaeologists recently [...]
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February 13, 2026In the latest episode of their smoothly informative podcast, Ken and Robin talk providing clues [...]
Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff: Eleven Johnsons
February 6, 2026In the latest episode of their double-pupiled podcast, Ken and Robin talk Mr. Johnson and [...]
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