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According to a few youtube commentators (link is to one such commentator called DnD Shorts), a version 2.0 may be released after a suitable delay until people forget, with 1.1 being pulled (claiming "it was a draft all the time" as mentioned above). It appears that a loss of DDB subscriptions is...

That WotC has considered such changes to the OGL, going as far as to mention the current versions be somehow withdrawn, might have a continuing impact even if they turn around and not implement version 1.1. Creators might not trust that WotC not try again at a later date and so focus their...

Looking at all the printed rpgs I've gotten this year that are also available to the general public, Swords of the Serpentine is the best.

The latest version is published by Cubicle 7 and is called Wrath and Glory. It uses a D6 resolution system and is more action-oriented than grim-dark. You can play anything: Rogue Trader, Space Marine, Eldar Ranger, Ork Boy, etc etc. The releases for the game have been slower than with other WH...

Looks like the title is an accidental copy-paste from a previous thread.

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay’s Empire.

Picked up mine this morning from the post office. Still haven’t taken them out of the box, just too busy. Cannot wait though.

For those excitedly waiting for this project to start shipping, Shipping is starting for Australian and New Zealand backers. I myself have just received a notification so expect to receive my goodies within the next 2 weeks.

The KS is worth it to get the sash and coconuts. I might even read the book.

You missed an opportunity to title this thread "D20 Modern is D20 (Crit!) Years Old".

I think the primary reason to go with kickstarter is that you try to guarantee revenue that, at minimum, will cover the costs of getting the product into the customer's hands. You aren't maximising sales volumes, but can attempt to guarantee a minimum volume that will keep the costs low enough...

I believe Mongoose Publishing did this and if I recall correctly one of their first printings was CthulhuTech. One complaint about the binding was that the covers bent so there is a learning curve which very small publishers may have difficulty with. I think they sold it in the end as...

This game is the Holy Hand Grenade of role-playing games that we've all been waiting for!!

Wikipedia even has an article on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_picture_is_worth_a_thousand_words

As the saying goes… ”A picture is worth a thousand words”. And a picture can quickly impart information to a viewer faster than text can.

With regards to the Cubicle 7 announcements, one not mentioned, likely because its only mentioned in a single tweet, is for a WFRP 4E supplement on Lustria.

I believe Dan Abnett and his WH40K novels Xenos, Malleus, and Hereticus (a.k.a. the Eisenhorn trilogy) are to blame for this obsession. Although they aren't entirely street-level. :)

A game having a focus on intrigue and investigation suggests there may be systems in the game to support these things, perhaps these systems being just as detailed as the combat system. In any case I am interested.

If I recall correctly, just as Dark Heresy was released, Black Industries announced they were ending publishing roleplaying games. This meant an end to Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 2nd Edition and the very anticipated line of WH40K line of role playing games that was supposed to start with Dark...

My delivery notification was the delivery-person leaving the parcel inside my screen door Which I happened to hear because I was just at the top of the stairs.