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So a few updates for the Kickstarter: The Kickstarter has surpassed 500% funding We asked about supllements in the first interview and there are now some supplements available as add-ons. In particular the Aegyptus: Land of Mummies, Necromancers, and Mysteries has been unlocked. The...

In our continuing coverage of the Second Edition of Lex Arcana that is currently on Kickstarter, I spoke with Andrea Angiolino, the Creative Director at Quality Games. Andrea was gracious enough to answer a few questions for us at EN World! Sean Hillman (SH): Andrea, could you tell folks a...

Agreed. I think there is some fantastic stuff on the horizon for those who love D100 style games.

We are speaking with Chris Spivey of Darker Hue Studios. Chris was gracious enough to let us ask him a few questions about Harlem Unbound, Darker Hue Studios, and other projects Chris is working on. Sean Hillman (SH): Could you tell folks about your earliest role play experiences? Were there...

Digging through the ruins of an ancient keep is dangerous and thirsty work. As all the fall ales start to come into fashion, we sat down to look at a few of the tomes retrieved from our latest adventure! Read on to see some of the gems we uncovered. And drink up, those ales aren’t cheap...

Thanks I was just about to jump in and do that.

Have you ever wondered what might have happened if the Roman Empire had not fallen? Have you ever imagined living in the Roman world, working for the Empire as an agent in distant lands? Well Lex Arcana, the most successful Italian role-playing game, has allowed players to do that for over two...

Yes the game is back in print and has been translated to English. The second book review is coming soon.

Yes it is translated from German. That pic only shows one piece of art. The books is full of pieces that are evocative of the setting and feel.

I pick up the first book and hand it to my partner. “Look at this.” I say. Not, “check out the system” or “this is like this game, television show, or book.” No I just hand the book over and let her look at it. She begins turning the pages, looking through the art, and just feeling the heft of...

I love Isle of Dread. I am less impressed with Goodman Games presentation so far. I will consider it when November rolls around

Lots of people going to be looking this over (myself included). Should be an interesting few days.

There are maps, yes.

Welcome to the DM's Guild Roundup! This issue we have three tomes that talk about Eberron, introducing new players to the fantastic world and welcoming back those who have been there before. Let's dust off these tomes and have a look inside. I could see a lot of people, beings both strange...

As the summer gets hotter, more and more folks are working on their summer campaigns and the need for more content increases. Everywhere there are goblins arming for war and liches sharpening their spell casting skills and hoarding spell components. To help out with these summer campaigns, we...

I am definitely okay with it. An entirely new setting could be a breath of fresh air for a pretty stale fandom.

Excellent. Thank you!

Welcome aboard our latest Journey To... a distant culture in Earth's past to examine how we might incorporate that culture into a broader gaming experience. Today we journey to the Hopi, a sovereign nation in the southwest United States. Today, the Hopi live on the Hopi Reservation lands in...

If you played in the Living Greyhawk (can't speak to Living City or the other Living games) then I suspect you at least knew about some hip deep soap opera level romances. In every region ;) It has to be consent all around, I think. However, there is no reason that action oriented or one shots...

My interaction with Delta Green came from a local (VA) gamer network that ran a version of it as a Living style game. I definitely enjoyed it. My question is: it sounds as if the setting does not know exactly what it wanted to be, maybe trying to do too much? Would that be accurate?