With Kenneth Hite’s GUMSHOE vampire spy thriller Night’s Black Agents now percolating out into the gamer bloodstream, you may be seeking resources for your real-life geopolitical chasing and shooting needs. One site to bookmark is In Moscow’s Shadows, the blog of Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russia’s criminal underworld, its national security apparatus, and the […]
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Lowell Francis has written a review of the Night’s Black Agents This is my new favorite GUMSHOE game and one of the best espionage game sourcebooks I’ve read.
Our first review of Night’s Black Agents, by Rick Neal. If you like scary vampires, if you like espionage games, if you’re looking for a dark, modern game of horror investigation, I heartily recommend you pick up this book
The November issue of See Page XX is out. We have more articles than you can shake a pelgrane at, the Night’s Black Agents pre-order and the release of The Black Book character builder. Check it out here.
The REDACTED Edition is no longer available but the standard Edition, which does not include the extras below, is now available to buy in the store. The Ashen Stars Stellar Nursery edition was a great success – enabling us to do a full colour offset print run, and ensuring we could make the final book […]
At Dragonmeet last year, we released a simple print version of Bookhounds which sold out almost instantly. This year we’re continuing the tradition with Night’s Black Agents, Kenneth Hite’s superb new vampire spy thriller. This will be a simple, spartan design with a full colour cover and will be limited to 50 copies. Dragonmeet this […]
[Editor’s Note: Like the creatures in the Dying Earth, and those in Trail, each Night’s Black Agents campaign has a different vampire. This excerpt introduces you to vampire design.] Vampires Now, it’s the opposition’s turn. This chapter presents a series of questions to answer and decisions to make for the Director. Why do vampires exist? […]
by Kenneth Hite The Cold War? Over. The War on Terror? Over. For you. You used to uncover secrets, or maybe kill to keep them. You used to serve your country in the shadows, doing things – or stopping things – that couldn’t be shown in daylight or on the evening news. Then you stopped. […]
Please let me know what you think of this new rough – he’ll have a stake in the other hand.
What do you think of this cover idea for Night’s Black Agents?