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The Into the Wild Omnibus that I wrote has pretty extensive, fairly granular rules for domain play inspired by the Rules Cyclopedia.

Welcome to the second News Roundup in August. If you're in the States you're probably looking at the start of school and the winding down of summer. Let's jump right in and check out last week's releases, shall we? Perplexing Ruins has published Saint Witold's Bell, an adventure for Shadowdark...

I just got the final in for the Quickstart cover, done by the amazing Juan Ochoa.

I might be mistaken here, and this is probably not the thread for it, but my understanding is there is plenty of LGBTQ+ material currently available and indexable on itch, and that it is the creator's responsibility to tag their products NSFW. Additionally, there's been a movement amongst...

I don't know if it is apparent, but one of my goals with the Roundup is to promote indie games whenever possible, so I always include links to itch products first, to try and drive more people there, and if a product is listed on both itch and Drivethru I'll try and promote the itch version. For...

Fixed, thanks for the head's-up.

It's the first week in August, and GenCon is officially over. Congratulations to all of the Ennie winners (and nominees!). It's an achievement to have been nominated for the award, and the number of OSR and indie titles on this year's slate speaks to the quality of product the community has been...

Yeah, throw us a link, please!

I've just released Issue 48 of Populated Hexes Monthly on my Patreon. Four full years of monthly gaming and hexcrawl content for OSR games, priced at 2.00 a pdf and 7.00 for an offset print version! I'm gearing up for the next four years! This issue includes two mini-dungeons, and a sneak peak...

It's the last Monday in July, and the week is rolling right into the biggest week in gaming: GenCon. I hope everyone lucky enough to be going has a great time. The big news from last week, as I'm sure many of you have heard, is that due to pressure from payment processors, themselves under...

I've got a bunch of free stuff for OSE, including a number of hexes with mini-dungeons and encounter locations. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/7216/third-kingdom-games

Also, I'm not sure if you're on Discord or not, but Tony Vasinda of Plus One Exp is involved with this one, and they're always really good about helping out and providing guidance.

Um, shoot, let me see what I can dig up. I'm 99% sure I saw someone posting that very thing on Bluesky. EDIT: Actually, that's where I saw it. At the bottom of the Jam page there's a list of resources.

We're more than halfway through July, and GenCon is next weekend. I hope everyone who is going has a safe, fun trip, and gets plenty of gaming in. Additionally, Drivethrurpg is having their annual Christmas in July sale, with a bunch of titles on sale, including most of those by yours truly...

I find this really interested. I've interviewed Matt a couple of times, and one of the things he's stressed both times is how he's attempted to remain faithful to the original rules.

The pdf of Mind Over Matter is now available on Drivethrurpg and Sabre Games, in two flavors: A no-art free version, found on Drivethru or Sabre. You can download the full book, sans art, for free. The full art version, again on Drivethru or Sabre. It's got two versions of psionics, one based...

My apologies for missing last week's Roundup; we had SabreCon going on that weekend, and I was wiped out. I'd like to thank Lyme, author of Dawn of the Orcs (Ennie-nominated!) for showing up for all three days and helping us out, as well as Josh McCrowell, author of His Majesty the Worm (also...

Here's my first attempt at a "mission statement" for the game, to describe the specific playstyle I'm shooting for. It's a very rough draft, jotting down ideas in support of the mechanics that I'm integrating.