Call of Cthulhu fans will be interested in the first screenshots from the upcoming iPhone game; it's a "turn-based strategy horror" and is being developed with Chaosium (who produces the RPG). You can see more on the official Facebook page, or the official website.
This week's Foursaken Feature provides extensive background information on Al'Sha-Ira, a fantastic floating city that floats amongst the chaos of elemental planes, and is designed to fit seamlessly with the standard 4th-edition cosmology.
Excavator Monthly is the official magazine for The Mutant Epoch milieu, covering the TME RPG, fiction, art and more. Not using the Outland System? No worries, there is a ton here that any post apocalyptic GM can utilize. 
The Midway Haven Observatory presents two excerpts from stories found within the upcoming Ravenloft: Book of Storms. One story describes the emergence of a new Domain of Dread, while the other tells the tale of a seance gone horribly wrong.
Perram’s Spellbook, the free Pathfinder Spell Card Generator, has been updated to include material from Ultimate Combat, Inner Seas Magic, and several other books as well as support for the Magus and Anti-Paladin classes. Perram’s Spellbook lets you create spell cards for your Pathfinder game with customizable colors, backgrounds, sizes, and even complete from scratch spells not in the database.- For the virtual table Maptool, as well as regular PDF and print formats, Rite Publishing has released a Pathfinder adventure called The Breaking of Forstor Nagar for 8th level characters.
- This week's From the Workshop provides in-depth information on omens (mystical signs from deities or other divine entities) and how to implement them in your game, including rules for detecting and identifying omens.
- You can now grab a copy of the Gygax Memorial Fund fundraiser book online. Cheers Gary compiles many of Gary Gygax's thousands of EN World posts, and the proceeds go towards Gail Gygax's plans to erect a memorial statue in honour of Gary.
- Gale Force Nine's DM Map Set contains two vinyl mats - a stone tiles pattern and a green grass pattern. They're designed to be used with wet-erase markers, and are 20" by 30" with a 1" grid.
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