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If one paints a worst case scenario for an average DM, one would have 30 bucks sub, plus books, plus a couple of patreons for mapmaking etc, plus minis alt microtransactions for the 3D VTT, etc etc. The point is it adds up. For many it will still be a cheap hobby, but for others it will be a...

Imho trying to age categorize roleplaying games is just silly. It's the people who play the game that decide how the game will play, no matter if it's marketed for 7 year olds or adults. At my table, no matter what system we are using, most games tend to lean to politics, intrigue, social...

Savage Pathfinder: Ace streaks, players giggled maniacally.

Way to go Chaosium! Smaller companies reacting to corporate greed and monopolizing tendencies by teaming up in a way that (hopefully) also benefit customers/gamers and a healthy sustainable rpg market is awesome.

The point imho is not the journalistic quality, but that the debacle is flagged and commented in mainstream media.

We have D&D on a multiyear pause anyway cause of burnout. The current situation, with under-monetization and then the OGL, just make me not want to buy or use WotC/Hasbo products in any way or form. Corporate profit is fine. Corporate Mammon-like greed is disgusting.

Yes, cancelled.

I'm not a super Colville fanboy, but any game that explicitly point out a political pillar in gameplay is interesting, funky dice or not. Definitely gonna keep an eye on this.

I have the recent slipcased version of Masks (amazing product!) and will run it for my players starting sometime during 2024.

We have already switched to Savage Pathfinder for fantasy.

As a scandinavian, I follow this thread with interest. From a far outsider perspective it can be hard to distinguish between the two. As I have interpreted the situation, Aussies are (mostly) aware of what they're doing, while sh*t just happen to Florida Man. This thread is a cornucopia of...

At this point in time I just want Foundry/Forge, Chaosium and Pinnacle to survive the upcoming chaos in good shape so my digital table can keep on gaming in our favorite systems. What I'm more worried about is a dysfunctional economy that keep repeating destructive cycles. Passionate small...

I'm more worried about the thousands of unemployed dancers that will fill the streets if 1.1 goes through.

I understand that corporate motives can be and often are bizarre from a consumer perspective. But emotionally I have a hard time grasping that the people who have tied knots of themselves trying to cleanse their product from everything than can be interpreted as offensive to someone somewhere...

I can't give up pronouncing it as a pirate noun with focus on GROG-naard, as in "fetch the grognard and man the sails, ye bastards!".

Me and my wife just got our fourth shot, in preparation for rising case numbers here in Sweden and what may pop out from the current China situation.

I may be boring, but as a forever GM with a fun table of perma-players I don't have any visions of unattainable dream campaigns. Since I GM and we mostly home-brew, I make campaigns that I want to run, often with some success. With that said, and despite not having a rpg-djinn, I have very high...

I’m splitting my time between a phat stack of Thomas Manns work and an even phatter stack of Golarion material, to keep my current Savage Pathfinder campaign loaded.

All good advice. But I specifically wanted to get the AP for evaluation, to see if it was worth trying to convert it to Savage Pathfinder, not to play with the original system. For lets say around 10 bucks a book I would have bought the AP and support books, and it could have been worth it even...

I'm not from Murr-kah, but Savage Worlds Holler setting cover this, right? Or is it inspired by some other very not urbanized area of the country?