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Do you have The One Ring version or D&D? Both are excellent in very different ways. I always run The One Ring. I'm running Moria currently and that is also a great book. Moria is such a small part of the Lord of the Rings. It is great to spend more time there.

RPG Spotlight shines a light on the latest RPG releases to help GMs decide if the book will improve and enhance their campaigns. Realms of the Three Rings and Keepers of the Elven-Rings, by Free League Publishing, are two sides of the same coin: Tolkien elves depicted in the Third Age of...

Plenty of unique options this week ranging from ancient fantasy to the post-apocalyptic 19th century. The world of Aihrde gets a setting supplement and Adventures in the Household receives adventure support. Supplements are available for Earthdawn covering magic and a marketplace and Pathfinder...

I have yet to run Troika! adventure I didn't like. Slow Sleigh to Plankton Downs especially was a lot of fun to run.

I never made a single system assumption. Not sure where you read that in my post. I GM a variety of RPGs, and I believe many readers here do the same.

Looks like Break!! is on sale on its website for $63 and $84.

You can currently get a free PDF of Troika! if you're willing to share your email to receive a newsletter at the Melsonian Arts Council website. While I love the print copies MAC puts out (lots of weird and interesting printing options) a PDF at least gives you a look if you might be interested...

This week, an improved deck of many things for Dungeons & Dragons 2014 and an art and fact filled book of made up fantasy fungus are now available. Both can work as in game handouts. Troika! also gets plenty of support as does Vampire: The Masquerade and the Cypher System. Finally, there are...

The generational differences I've seen is gaming with players who never watched Star Wars. Or Alien. I ran the Alien RPG for players who never watched the movie. That was weird.

Not too often now. I used to go to Gen Con and run games so I've GMed for dozens of strangers over the years. Con games are great as you have to quickly learn who your players are and what they want in about the first twenty minutes. Of course, if you wrote your description to your game well...

Dungeons & Dragons 2014 and Pathfinder First Edition receive new third party support with monsters and magic respectively. Outgunned and Outgunned Adventure both continue to grow with supplements and GM screens. Adventures arrive for both Through the Breach and Kult: Divinity Lost. Finally, the...

Break out the d12s, Daggerheart is now available. Supplements are out for D&D, DCC RPG, and the OSR including the remarkable The Stygian Library. Basic Roleplaying, Outgunned, Shadowrun, and Good Strong Hands all get supplements as well. Note: RPG Print News covers recent RPG releases and some...

Sounds a lot like The Book that Wouldn't Burn. That's a good thing.

Gardens of Ynn Stygian Library

I feel the same way. Gardens of Ynn Stygian Library

Do you have any examples of things you really like from the Stygian Library? I'm interested in hearing more.

New miniature based encounters (demon prince and duergar) and ideas and tables for mutating beholders have arrived for Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Edition. There is also an OSR adventure set in a magically changing fey garden. Delta Green gets a hardcover of four connected adventures that pair well...

After buying Traveller, Twilight: 2000, and 2300AD; Mongoose Publishing has now purchased Dark Conspiracy. Matthew Sprange, Managing Director of Mongoose Publishing, was kind enough to talk to EN World again about this upcoming relaunch of Dark Conspiracy coming in 2026. Charlie Dunwoody...

While I concentrate on tabletop RPGs and sometimes include accessories like dice, minis, battle maps, bags, trays, and screens that go with RPGs, I really like finding minis that can serve in multiple ways. This gnome and turtle will work for both miniature wargaming and RPGs. Looks like battle...