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Hey Dave, I'd love to think that I helped inspire that idea... just a little bit :cool:

The Oracle RPG Magazine #38 Myths and Legends and #39 Wild Seas are available to pre-order through Kickstarter now! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/the-oracle-rpg/legends-and-wild-seas You can see the content pages for #38 below Print and PDF options available

And moving onwards, the Kickstarter campaign for the next two issues can be found here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/the-oracle-rpg/legends-and-wild-seas

Thanks very much. Maybe the reason we don't have more of the magazines is that in reality people don't want more of the magazines. Still, I have a core group of people who buy it and a group who float in and out from issue to issue so whilst that happens, I'll keep going.

I had vaguely heard of that, I thought it was a comic/funny book publication. And on issue 306? Well, that's amazing quite honestly. I will track down a copy.

Thanks very much!

Okay, I've been meaning to ask for ages and as we now have 24 hours left on the magazine subscription Kickstarter for The Oracle which is my monthly RPG magazine this seems like a great time... here is my question: Is The Oracle the ONLY print monthly RPG magazine in the world? I've seen other...

All the stretch goals smashed - including the five that were added mid-campaign! Solo play space exploration with a ton of bonus content that is all free! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thegrinningfrog/starship-scavengers

Stretch goals are tumbling so here's a peak - everyone gets a postcard map. And if you don't want it, you can always send it to someone. PDF backers get a digital copy.

As someone who loves 4e to the centre of his dark little heart this is very interesting. It also sadly highlights on of the issues with the whole RPG space which is that people really need to chill a bit. So magic missile can miss... okay, fine, whatever. Either change it for your table or...

Brilliant. Could be done without taking turns but rather the first person to call the pub gets the points. Tally up at the end of the journey.

My aforementioned wife is from Seattle and having been there I concur about your incredible scenery. I don't think she's run into any of those roundabouts on her visits back but I will be sure to tell her they now exist there!