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Porcupine Publishing licenses worldwide rights in English for the RPG of The Elephant and Macaw Banner HONG KONG, 01 October 2018 - This week, the series The Elephant and Macaw Banner sealed its second major licensing deal in two months, this time with Porcupine Publishing, a publisher of...

Stretch goal update: Already funded: - EPUB and MOBI versions + Supernatural Creatures supplement - São Roque setting pack + Rio map art upgrade - The Sydney Razor Gang Wars - alternate setting PDF - Aluminium Wars, a 1990s Russia setting by Mark Galeotti - Victorian London setting by Paula...

The Malandros Kickstarter just entered its final week. Here's an interview about the game with some background on the game's development: http://rpgknights.com/malandros-kickstarter/ And here is how the stretch goals stand right now. Already funded: - EPUB and MOBI versions + Supernatural...

New stretch goal added! £1600: Gangs of Titan by Stras Acimovic Alt-setting PDF. "A new life awaits you in the off-world colonies!" It's a new life, all right, and perfect for your old skills. Titan Station is the gateway to the galaxy - the last, best hope for peace. Home to alien ambassadors...

Malandros is on Kickstarter right now. It's a tabletop role-playing game of swindlers and street fighters, of love, hate and community in the last days of imperial Brazil. It's a standalone game powered by DramaSystem, with the Robin Laws "very cool" seal of approval. The project is already...

I love the printing-based stretch goals for the main book. The free modules don't hurt either.

It always suffered a bit from a lack of mechanical support for it, though. I ran a year-long DramaSystem game (that is, the system in Hillfolk) about modern-day vampires and found that it was excellent for all the interpersonal drama and power politics encouraged by V:tM.

Thoroughly deserved!

That is correct.

Couldn't agree more. It's pretty great. And yes, a summary sheet would have been a good idea. Still pretty great, though!

This sounds pretty good, and very much in the vein of the original pulps. Conan is forever catching something on the wind or feeling something in his bones that makes him suddenly wary. And the nonchalant rescue is a genre staple.

The follow-up to "Freedom" is also pretty good - "the Road to Urik". In fact I'd rate it slightly higher in terms of giving the players meaningful decisions to make. It's also in that cool dual-book format. Two spiral-bound note books - one for the players and one for the DM.

Thanks for posting this. I've been trying to work out a way to use Google+ to run the Dracula Dossier as a text-based game but I think Slack might be the way to go instead.