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I'm thinking about picking this one up myself as I picked up Green Dawn Mall and like it quite a bit. Liminal Horror is built on Cairn which is turn is inspired by Into the Odd and Knave. All three RPGs being shining examples of well-done OSR work. So the underlying rules chassis should work well.

There was a free RPG product out in 2021. But these are both new releases for normal sale. Looks like Press Start is a reworked version of that earlier free product.

Glad to see more support for Never Going Home.

A lot of weird and interesting things this week. Dungeons & Dragons 5E gets a DM screen, but wait, it is art of books in the Miskatonic University Library. Yeah, I can’t explain why it isn’t for Call of Cthulhu either but the idea is disturbingly cool. D&D also needs more psionics so a new...

Looking forward to more Skull Island adventure. And Knave. And the names this week include some real gems: Mystery Flesh Pit National Park and Chainsaw Wizards, Hecatomb Creeps and Other Ungodly Bastards .

Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG gets a town setting, encounters location, adventure, and more. Mörk Borg gets character enhancements and pregenerated characters. There is support for sci-fi RPGs including random generators and support for Twilight Imperium the RPG. There is also fantasy support with...

Outgunned sounds really interesting.

Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition gets Middle-earth! A new version of The Lord of the Rings RPG is now available from Free League. There are also new supplements and adventures for D&D. An old RPG gets new life and Monsters! Monsters! gets new support. Finally, a new RPG allows you to play the...

Ben Milton is an expert on the OSR (RPGs similar to older D&D editions but many with new innovations) and a game designer who adds to the options in that space. His RPG, Knave RPG: Second Edition, is currently on Kickstarter with a bit over $423,000 funded as of this writing. Ben was kind enough...

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Great to see Bloat Games expanding with outside RPG offerings.

Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition gets three supplements full of new rules. Green Dawn Mall is an RPG about a haunted mall and the teens it won’t let leave. There is book from the Cthulhu Mythos to serve as a game prop and a book about dungeon building advice. Mörk Borg and Mothership get new...

HarnWorld gets a kingdom supplement complete with a map and Shadowrun gets three supplements including cards and a book on metaplanes. Broken Compass arrives with rules in journal form and several supplements. Mothership gets four new classes, Liminal gets a book of adventures, and Battlelords...

Good questions. What I remember from PotD is Sergeant Schultz. The PCs really liked him and used him as an ongoing resource. I played him up as brassy loud but brave and that resonated with them. I was able to then include roleplaying to weave investigation and fights together. If I remember...

Dungeons & Dragons gets a modern setting update in Everyday Heroes with movie adventure support, trap miniatures including a flamethrower and an acid pit trap, a rune stone mini, and boxed adventures complete with miniatures and battle maps. Both Pathfinder First Edition and Primal Quest...

Welcome to EN World Ferruccio!

I find initiative to be a real pain. After nearly 40 years of GMing I'm not sure I have a favorite solution. I do know I never want to go back to writing it with wet erase on a pad for each name of PC and NPC and going through names hoping I don't miss someone ever again!

Blood and Doom is a d10 dice pool RPG of dark but heroic fantasy rich in setting and supported with detailed rules. A free Primer Bundle contains 500+ pages(!) and a poster map. A Kickstarter for three books is live until the end of April and funded in under 24 hours. Ferruccio Argento from...

If you want my opinion, I see two possibilities happening. You could be tired of GMing in any capacity, in which case I'd suggest you play as a player for a while. Not always easy to do, I know, you might have to find an online group to join. I do have one other thought. You say you're running...

I struggle every time I start a new campaign, especially if I want it to last a good long while. I don't think you're fickle, I think you want to get it right. My struggle is balancing what all my players want in a ruleset, with each player's individual ability, and what inspires me as a GM. It...