Recent content by Charles Dunwoody

I really like that each ship gets a deck plan.

This week includes more support for D&D and new classes for Pathfinder 2E and Pathfinder 1E . Sci-fi also gets a boost with ships for The Expanse, Klingons for Star Trek Adventures, and revised Romulans for GURPS Prime Directive 2020. Note: RPG Print News covers new RPG releases and some...

That yin and yang special cover is outstanding.

In my defense his picture and name are on the cover. Not really a secret the book is trying to keep!

Well, this conversation gave me an idea for a Campaign Kickoff for low-prep GMs. So thanks!

That makes sense. You bring up good points. I do know there is quite a bit of GM support in there because of the reasons you mention but advice alone doesn't run a campaign. If I ran it I wouldn't tell the players I was using the campaign. So they won't know if what happens is what is in the...

What makes you waver about pulling the trigger (so to speak)? And what intrigues you about it?

I agree. One thing I really enjoy about researching these articles is finding gems like these RPGs. I also like how each one uses a different game engine that seems to fit the setting the best. If I had the chance to be a player in one I think I'd pick Trash Planet Epsilon 5. But just barely...

Delta Green brings horror and modern conflict to game tables with plenty of adventure support. And now it has an entire connected campaign called Impossible Landscapes (PDF only). A GM can kick off an entire campaign with a pursuit of the terrors of Carcosa and the King in Yellow. Thanks to...

I am not a longtime player of CoC having started running a few adventures just last year. But I would use Pulp Cthulhu if I was going to take ideas from the Enemy Within to use in CoC. Warhammer has a lot of combat in addition to all the plots and chaos. I'm not sure CoC investigators are sturdy...

I wonder if it could simply be set in the Renaissance for Call of Cthulhu? Or even a bit later at the end of the 18th century like Reign of Terror?

Looks like maybe the red got darker but the starfields are gone. So maybe overall easier to read?

I'm not familiar with the previous release. That shot is also on the Modiphius website. Here are all three sets:

Gravemire looks interesting. The location based kickstarters are intriguing as well.

This week in fantasy sees Drizz’t minis for D&D, an adventure and supplement for Warhammer and Symbaroum, and the race of moon elves. Alien has a marine book, Star Trek has dice, and the Starship Warden is back. Finally, there are additional adventures from Swordfish Island and a GM Screen for...