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Wizards did that when they de-authorized.

Nice to see Pelgrane Press on that list too. But then again, 13th Age is one of the great d20 games that was threatened by the OGLpocalypse.

And the Open-Source software community has a bit of reason to be wary since a ruling that older open licenses can be revoked...would devastate the Open-Source community.

I vaguely remember Eric Noah but I wasn't a poster until much more recently.

Dodged a bullet there, Morrus.

I've always said this game is an excellent way to introduce people to roleplaying, especially the style where players have more input in building the world and narrative.

Jeff Bezos was the 5th Chaos God all along. And Henry Cavill is his herald!

The Empire of the Shattered Isles in which Blades in the Dark is set is  almost a single-nation setting, except that the distant demi-human nation of Tycheros does exist and has some interactions with the Empire (and in my campaign, a short war). But since player characters are confined to...

I mean, the Romance of the 3 Kingdoms exists too...

BLACKOUT by Erika Chappel is a lean 80-page PbtA game focused on the women of Civil Defence during the London Blitz. It does what it does pretty well within that particular scope, complete with escalating drama and consequences during firefighting and rescue operations...

Eye-opening stats. Good performance for Sword World and Double Cross!

Nice bunch of wins.

Also, I recall that Mike Pondsmith's R. Talsorian Games did adaptations of classic anime Bubblegum Crisis as well as Armored Trooper VOTOMS... I even played a sexaroid repairman in a campaign of the former...

Kevin Siembieda managed to produce successful RPGs based on the Robotech cartoon, as well as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book... (Taken from this hilarious zine) https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/263774

Amen! Come to think of it, I played in a very successful Eclipse Phase campaign that would not have worked if the majority of us weren't deeply immersed into how the world works...

Oh, it's a pretty positive review, he just felt he bit off more than he could chew by not restricting his campaign, and in fact he does recommend focusing the campaign on just one floor of Spire if you're starting out. 😀

Recently, one of my favourite board game review channels, Shut Up & Sit Down, did a cracking review of SPIRE by Rowan, Rook and Decard. Now, reviewer Quinns pointed out that while SPIRE has a terrific campaign concept, the sheer amount of lore and setting that players are expected to know...

I'd think, with all the heat on Twitch over the recent white supremacist terrorist stream, Twitter should be feeling pressure to care about people posting pro-terrorist material. Elon Musk has not finalised his purchase yet.