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The BX Advanced Bestiary, Vol 2, is now live on Kickstarter. Expand your options for the classic OSE monsters with special qualities and variants. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thirdkingdom/bx-advanced-bestiary-vol-2

Let's dive right in and see what's new and exciting, shall we? The folks at Pickpocket Press, publishers of Low Fantasy Gaming, are raising funds for a new project. Tales of Argosa, billed as Low Fantasy Gaming 2e, is designed to both group and solo play, and the project comes with a bunch of...

Nice interview. I'm a big fan of Amanda's work.

It's already March, 2024. ZineMonth is officially over, although there are a number of projects that are still in the funding stages. The big news on this front is that Sabre is now the official US distributor for Leyline Press, creators of the post-apoc 'Mech game Salvage Union, as well as all...

It's not a weird take for creators trying to make a living, I can guarantee you that. I don't know if you've ever tried to sell anything you've made -- whether it be an rpg supplement, a painting, heck, even pies at a farmer's market. I can promise you that every single person who sells the...

I've been really surprised at how well the indie stuff sells. Probably the most popular are the various solo games that have risen in popularity since the pandemic. It helps that we're located just off a pretty "hip" walking mall and get a lot of foot traffic. Plus, with the smaller press games...

I'm uncomfortable criticizing a creator for how they've chosen to price their work. RPG products are priced lower than they should be, to the point where it is near impossible to make a living in the industry. I think there's plenty to criticize Gillespie over without resorting to their...

PHM Issue 32 is now funding on Kickstarter. This issue begins a look at artifacts and relics with Referee-facing rules on creating and using these ultra-powerful magical items into your OSE or similar campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thirdkingdom/populated-hexes-monthly-issue-32

I handle the rpg side of the store, and OSR and indie games are my jamb. Here's our current zine spinner rack.

I may send you some DMs to pick your brain if that's okay.

Yeah, no sand table. Other than GW stuff and Battletech there's really not much miniature gaming locally. We carry a small selection of historical games, but they really don't sell that well.

I might have mispoken. One of our regulars volunteered to be an agent, and they run events fairly regularly. The results get reported to Catalyst and are used to shape the meta narrative.

We do, if fact! We're part of the Catalyst Organized Play League.

It's going well. We're working on finding our niche. The other store in town is much more MtG focused, but one of our co-owners runs the local 40k league, so we're focusing more on wargames and, my specialty, rpgs. I've built and curated a pretty extensive indie and small press collection, and...

Finally got our shingle hung.

Last week in February, and ZineMonth is wrapping up as well. I wasn't on top of things as much this year as in previous years, and some interviews slipped through the cracks and were missed. I apologize if I missed your project. Since this Roundup is covering two weeks worth of stuff, instead of...