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In the past couple of days Mongoose have set up a new section of their own forum dedicated to Dark Conspiracy Development so I guess that's one to watch.

For those who may be interested there is a long-established Dark Conspiracy Fans group on Facebook so look us up over there if you want :cool: I also maintain a DC Fans Bluesky account where I post links to things that relate to RPGs in the conspiracy-horror-cyberpunk-weirdness genres, although...

For those who may be interested there is a long-established Dark Conspiracy Fans group on Facebook so look us up over there if you want :cool: I also maintain a DC Fans Bluesky account where I post links to things that relate to RPGs in the conspiracy-horror-cyberpunk-weirdness genres, although...

I heard that Matt Sprange has done another interview about the acquisition with some website called EN World, whoever they are :cool: Looking forward to that one.

Interview with Mongoose Publishing's Matt Sprange on the YooChoobs about their plans for the Dark Conspiracy property, from Marcus Bone of Unbound Publishing.

Oh, we were only ever a fan effort. Worst thing that happened was the leader & main contributor to the project, one of my oldest internet friends, burned himself out getting our edition finished. Doesn't do RPGs any more as far as I know and cut himself off from the rest of us a little while...

Minor correction - the second edition was published by Dynasty Presentations Inc in 1998. As for Kinstaff Media, I was a part of that project and basically we bit off a lot more than we could chew! We were just fans of the game and didn't have a team which is why it all fell apart. Mongoose have...

Lester did say he would have to run a crowdfunding campaign so I think you're right and Mongoose had the readies. Bit of a shame though, he wrote the original thing but has never actually owned it or been in control and he's such a nice guy it would have been great to see that come about.

For the TALK category I'm nominating Gaming Perspectives With Saul & Jolene, a weekly show where a married gamer couple from California talk through various topics relating to TRPGs. It's just a nice friendly listen. :)

Another nomination for Gaming & BS from me. My first instinct was to mention Ken & Robin but they have already won all of the awards so it's somebody else's turn! Home

Michael? :cool:

(Deleted due to the "one nomination per person" rule that I didn't read! :rolleyes: )

Talk: What Would The Smart Party Do Consistently interesting and informative and retaining a light-hearted outlook at all times.

I'm nominating Mud & Blood which covers grim-dark & horror

There's a comprehensive list that is kept by David Wright, who is one of the organisers of Tabletop Scotland :)

So Peter was at ConTingency - I wonder if our paths crossed at any point. Good event wasn't it? :)

If we're only allowed to nominate one each then I'm saying The Grognard Files.

Practicality makes me choose Call of Cthulhu because it's been around for so long you can apply it to pretty much anything, no problem. It's what i gravitate towards at conventions and it also seems to attract Keepers who are creative in ways that I enjoy as a player. However, as anyone who...