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Sneak Attack Press has just launched the Kickstarter Campaign for Drakonheim: City of Bones. In a matter of hours we are nearly at our goal! Drakonheim is decaying city, where decadent aristocrats ignored the needs of the populace. Once part of a might empire, it now stands as the last...

We are now just one week from launch!

Drakonheim is a fantasy city full of intrigue and surrounded by danger. Goblins dwell in the sewers, undead walk the streets, and aristocrats scheme for greater power. Hobgoblins ride across the northern planes, lizardfolk rule the southern swamps, and all manner of monsters hunt in the western...

The system is called Abstract Dungeon, and there's more info here: http://www.sneakattackpress.com/products/abstractdungeon/ (It's actually published by a small company that I run).

We are still looking for people, but for the moment we've switched to an indie game using a pirate theme. If that's still interesting let me know!

Sounds like fun! My only thought is that maybe each player should control one of the goblins in each tribe, that way they'll all have something to do when the invaders are in each of the rooms.

I GM a gaming group is going to start a new D&D 5e campaign, and I'm looking to recruit a couple new players. We normally meet Thursday evenings, but all the current players have said that Wednesday is also possible. It's a home brew setting, centered around an isolated city. It used to be...

Yes, I think this is indeed the point. People who love the Rifts system will probably stick with that. More than any other RPG I can think of, there are many people I know who love the Rifts setting but not the system, and I'm pretty certain that this is who Savage Worlds Rifts is aimed at.

I hope it's okay if I perform a little thread necromancy. I thought it would be worth mentioning that every since I wrote these adventures, Drakonheim has been bouncing around in the back of my head. Recently I've started working on a mini campaign setting book for the city, that I think I'll...

I think if the people at Table Top were going to let money make the choice, they could have gotten more money from a bigger publisher. I think what Green Ronin did provide is a lot of support with the game system and probably even let the people at Table Top have some input into the Fantasy Age...

This sums up my thoughts pretty well.

Yes, especially setting books, which I just like to read, and Kickstarter books, because I like to support those having run some myself.

These are two separate things. There's going to be an episode of the main show where they play Dread. Then there's also doing a spin off show where they follow a single RPG campaign for the whole season. I'm fairly certain they have not yet announced what RPG they'll be using for that campaign.

My guess is it's not a license, but that instead the setting will be what Wil Wheaton and friends play in the Table Top RPG Spin off.

Sneak Attack Press is excited to announce the release of Abstract Dungeon. Abstract Dungeon is a new roleplaying game designed to be super fast and rules light. It emphasizes creative story telling over number crunching. You can use it as a quick pick-up game, introduce friends who are scared...

Now we've got just over eight hours to go, and less than $300 to raise! As an added bonus, even if by some strange chance the campaign does not fund, I'm going to give everybody who backs at the $15 level or higher a copy of the final prelude adventure, A Mother Fragging Dragon. Check out the...

We've got less than 48 hours to go, and we're nearly funded. If you want to get in on some time travel awesomeness (and you know you do), pledge now before it's too late!

Just a week into the Kronocalypse Kickstarter campaign, we are already over 70% funded. Crossing the finish line seems inevitable, it's just a matter of time. Will you put the campaign over the top? Kronocalypse is a time-travel mash-up setting with a plot-point campaign for the Savage Worlds...