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Is the Tales of the Lost Citadel fiction anthology going to be made available to the general public who missed the Kickstarter? I just looked for an eBook of it but had no luck finding it.

Has Cubicle 7 created any of their own game systems? I'm mainly familiar with them through their BRP games (Laundry Files and World War Cthulhu) and their translations of French games (Qin, Yggdrasil).

I have the original Midgard hardback, and it's probably my favourite D&D setting now. It doesn't have many game mechanics in it, so I suppose a dedicated 5e version isn't strictly necessary, but it's also out of print so a revised version filled with 5e goodness is more than welcome. The Kobolds...

Agreed, though if any person fits as a character in Changeling the Dreaming, it's David Bowie. In Changeling the Lost, he'd be a True Fae.

Wait, what? (googles frantically) Very cool! I'm reallly looking forward to the no-prep aspect of it.

There are a few smaller press games in the Other category I'm looking forward to: MASHED, about playing field surgeons in the Korean War, Bluebeard's Bride, a gorgeous horror game based on the fairy tale, and the second edition of Stars Without Number.

Savage Rifts is technically already out. The pdfs have been on sale for a few months and many backers received their books in December.

Bo9S was an expression of early-4e design, but the Warlock was from Complete Arcane, which IIRC was only the second or third book out for 3.5.

I hope they are included. It would make it a lot easier to reference in play, and the EEPC options were never available in print anyway, only pdf.

My FLGS has copies of PF Primeval Thule. I've seen Achtung Cthulhu in several places, as well as a few kickstarted RPGs. I've seen Fate Core, Feng Shui 2, and Numenera all over the place, but I don't know if I'd count new editions of popular games and new games from major publishers/big names...

They released the character sheets from the games they used at GenCon, though I can't seem to find them now. The game was reminiscent of Marvel Heroic, without the need for bucketfuls of dice, and also of the Sentinels card game.

The 3e Freedom City sourcebook is probably the next big book for M&M, but Green Ronin doesn't give release dates until the book is done and at the printer. All of these are supplements though, not new games.

Mage the Awakening 2e Chronicles of Darkness core rulebook in print. Exalted 3e finalized in print (I really wish I'd been able to back the kickstarter for a deluxe offset-print book!) Savage Worlds Rifts Kickstarted but not yet delivered: Blades in the Dark Timewatch The Ninja Crusade 2nd...

Nope. The PF stands for Pathfinder, and the 13th Age version is pretty self explanatory. I'm really looking forward to seeing this at my FLGS. They have the PF version but I've been waiting for the 5e. Can you spoil how the heroic narratives work?

I really like the look of this. I'm looking forward to it.

Meeplemart, a Canadian online retailer based out of their store in downtown Toronto, have it in stock. Considering the exchange rate, it costs far less there than it would be to buy it in the US. It's an amazing game, and I highly recommend it. It works for fun cartoonish games, and I've...

Houses of the Blooded is wonderful, but half of the rules don't even work (the domain rules and the dueling rules). He has brilliant ideas, but I don't know a game designer in more need of a developer than him. He also has a bad habit of announcing new games and then going nowhere with them...

On a similar note, are there any changes to the Storm Sorcerer from the UA version?

What are the variant Tiefling and Half-Elf races, and what are they like mechanically?

The top in-app purchase is for the "PRD Rulebbook." The lack of even basic proofreading not promising.