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I think this is a bit of a jump, Egg. RPGs are still a bit niche for some and banking on 600-900 fans of the movie to back it could be...

Following up on the first installment, we review the success of Deathstalker-related crowdfunding efforts, what publisher might take on...

There's been a trend for a while now in video games and anime: crafting what you kill. D&D is finally catching up. Picture courtesy of...

Hello everyone, Darryl here with the summary of this week’s gaming news from EN World. EN Publishing News For a quick summary of the...

Welcome to the Bundles, Freebies, and Sales News, the weekly column at EN World that helps make sure you don’t miss out on big tabletop...

When I review different titles in the same line, I try to spread them out. It keeps me from burning out and also gives you, the reader...

I think it depends on how the decks are built. It could easily just be a different way to depict a wizard deciding what spells to...

then design your own game. There are lots of tools out there to do that now. There are literally millions of not-deckbuilders on Steam...

The nose on that weretiger is the problem, IMO. That's not what cat noses look like, and making her nose extend to be a cat feels like...

Agreed! As handy as it is to have an entire internet full of gaming material at my beck and call, there was something magical about...

This cover is terrible. OOF, not a fan even back then, but I did like the Dragon #90 harpy cover. A generally decent to OK issue, if I...

Dragon Publishing released Dragon #93 in January 1985. It is 100 pages long and has a cover price of $3.00. This issue features world...

It isn't "every game" it is roguelikes and roguelites, because the deckbuilding aspect supports repeat runs.

I mean, it is called "Chaosium."