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The OSR gets a swamp based hex crawl. A collection of short adventures drops for Call of Cthulhu. Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition gets a new campaign setting. Star Trek is back in a second edition with GM support. Finally, Shadowrun gets a supplement and a reprint of first edition and Xcrawl...

Pulp. And metal.

I do like the idea of a soldier in a C&C campaign and some of the other ideas and classes being used in fantasy. Really expands what type of fantasy game you can run.

Now we're talking 2024. Aliens are real. Zombies are real. Anything goes. What if zombies lose most of their brain function and spread commands out across nearly grown ganglia? Maybe a head shot doesn't so much stop them as render them incapable of biting. Maybe they eat brains because theirs...

Amazing Adventures is back in a new edition expanded from pulp play to a ruleset that turns the SIEGE Engine into an adaptable system for any version of our world past, present, or future or to provide more options to Castles & Crusades. Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition gets plenty of new rule...

This being 2024 I can never tell if some of you are being serious or not.

I'd love to read your take if you're willing to share.

If your GM is running you through a zombie one shot (aim for the head) this Halloween or you are that GM and want to inspire your players, here are some ideas about why a zombie hunter might spend so much time slaying zombies. picture courtesy of Pixabay Any monster hunter has a dark past...

An interesting question. I don't know how third-party books get added to D&D Beyond. Maybe someone with an understanding of D&D Beyond will chime in.

Amazing new worlds and settings to explore: fantasy post-apocalypse ocean worlds, lost dwarven cities, and planes of wonder and danger all with for the OSR. Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition also gets a new world and an intro adventure as well as a setting of Cthulhu mythos and fantasy. Finally...

Miss that gaming convention vibe? Why not run one at home? What I like about gaming conventions is hanging out with my friends and feeling like a gaming rockstar. I used to look for this combination in attending big conventions. But now I think home conventions are even better. This topic is...

Every week I am extremely grateful for Shadowdark and all the creations that spin out of it. A sea adventure from Luke Gygax and a city setting? Both sound great.

RuneQuest gets a setting supplement and DCC RPG gets adventures for two different settings. Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition wraps things up and receives plenty of support: a massive book of treasures, info on faeries, a pulp setting on Mars (one also for Rocket Age), and boon and bane cards to...

You can download all the character sheets and vehicle sheet at itch.io

If you get a chance, I wouldn't mind hearing a bit more about Dead Reign.

Halloween is a great time to try a scary one shot (aim for the head) that just might lead to a longer running campaign. To my surprise, I saw on Amazon Prime that both Daryl and Carol are still alive, so to marvel at their survival let’s roll a random zombie RPG to try this Halloween. Like Daryl...

Agreed. I may run that as a shorter campaign right after my Forbidden Lands campaign wraps ups. Give me a few months before Dolmenwood arrives.

The Electric State RPG is out covering a ruined alternate western USA in the 90s and soon to be developed as a movie. There is another RPG about road trips and the end of the world and an interesting new fantasy setting for Trophy Gold. G.I. JOE RPG, Werewolf: The Apocalypse, and Vampire: The...

Amazing RPGs drop this week, including adventures and adventure support for Call of Cthulhu and Advanced Fighting Fantasy. A brand new RPG, Through the Hedgerow, is out full of time traveling Fay fighting hags and undead. Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition gets pawns and magic items. Finally, a...