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Everyone talking about why Hasbro might or might not sell D&D. But why would Tencent want to buy it? I can totally see them being interested in the video or mobile game rights. That's in their wheelhouse, or at least adjacent. But I just don't see them having any interest in the TTRPG. I think...

Big Eyes Small Mouth has come roaring back to life with the 4th Edition rules and supplements. But do you remember 3rd Edition and the Player's Companion that was never published? I wrote one of the campaign settings that was supposed to be part of that book. After Guardians of Order went under...

All best wishes to the Dyskami crew! It's great to see BESM flourishing.

I'm easing up a bit on blogging for the rest of the holidays. Much more content in the works for the new year, however, including more game reviews and book reviews that should be of interest to history buffs and, perhaps, military history buffs in particular.

Ramen Sandwich Press had a Small Press table at Los Angeles Comic Con over the weekend. What happened? The first of two posts musing aloud about our con experience is up on Substack.

Just posted the last of my 10-part creator commentary track on Places by the Way, in which I pick my own brain about the most recent modules, Tomb Raiders of Orek and Into the Royal Tombs. If you want to see more bits of my brain picked out for display, subscribe to my Substack blog!

Starting yesterday and continuing on for the next few weeks, I am posting some design diary-type stuff about Places by the Way, Ramen Sandwich Press' series of location modules compatible with D&D 5E. Join me as I look back on the last 6 years of my journey through RPG writing and publishing!

In preparing to relaunch my blog on Substack, I combed through my hard drive for stuff I had written and put into deep storage, either because I never got around to finishing it or because I couldn’t find anyone who would pay me to publish it. There was a lot of it. Quite a lot of it. Some of it...

It's not a new blog, but it is a new blog on Substack. After blogging off and on for the last 15 years or so, most recently on the Ramen Sandwich Press website, I have decided to take "I Think We've Been Playing It Wrong" to the Substack platform. As always, I plan to focus on playing games and...

If you missed the Kickstarter, the Backerkit store is now open — but only until August 5. You can get any and all of the rewards offered in the Kickstarter campaign, including a hardcover copy, which will remain exclusive to crowdfunding backers!

Sorry to disappoint you. ;)

Before I started self-publishing, I freelanced for over 15 years. I was never able to set my own rate. The publisher offered what they could afford to pay, and there was never really any room to negotiate. I worked for some name-brand publishers from about 2000-2015 and never settled for less...

Week 1 is almost over and we are almost 2/3 of the way to funding. Let’s get this over with and put it over the top!

Ramen Sandwich Press is back on Kickstarter with Severed Heads and Broken Blades, a compact, yet flavorful system for pumping up critical hits and fumbles in fantasy RPG combat. It's almost all tables, the results are self-explanatory and the system should fit seamlessly into your D&D 5E or...

Just a couple of days left in the campaign! Don't miss out ton the pre-order discounts!

And we're funded! Thanks to everyone who has backed us so far, and who will back us in the three weeks left in the campaign!

The company itself does not lose money when the share price tanks. The money is lost (and they're paper losses, until someone sells for less than the purchase price) by the shareholders. In Hasbro's case, it seems that the company is almost 90% owned by mutual funds and other institutional...

Ramen Sandwich Press is back on Kickstarter and coming back to Pathfinder with two more location modules in our Found by the Way series: Path to Orek and Path to the Royal Tombs. They're set in the same place and among related characters, so you can run them as a linked pair as well as...