Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason discusses shapeshifters and how you can incorporate them into your games. This is of our part of our Chaosium Interviews series on YouTube with James Coquillat.
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Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason discusses shapeshifters and how you can incorporate them into your games. This is of our part of our Chaosium Interviews series on YouTube with James Coquillat.
Line editor Lynne Hardy talks about building a magic system for the TTRPG adaption of Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London.
Lynne is talking with Chaosium's James Coquillat as part of our Chaosium Interviews series.
Lynne is talking with Chaosium's James Coquillat as part of our Chaosium Interviews series.
What novel TTRPG mechanics are needed for chivalrous play in the Age of Pendragon? David Larkins, line editor of the Pendragon TTRPG, discusses the unique mechanics that help the game transpose you to the age of knights and tournies. He's talking to James Coquillat for our Chaosium Interviews series.
Chaosium's Jeff Richard talk with James Coquillat about what you'll find in Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine book, our system of core rules for tabletop roleplaying. Part of our Chaosium Interviews series.
Whether you’re a seasoned roleplaying veteran or new to the hobby, BRP has everything you need for years of entertainment! Buy the BRP PDF now and we'll deduct the cost from the physical book when it is out in October.
Whether you’re a seasoned roleplaying veteran or new to the hobby, BRP has everything you need for years of entertainment! Buy the BRP PDF now and we'll deduct the cost from the physical book when it is out in October.
In this Chaosium Interview, Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason discusses how your Investigators can move around the world and what globetrotting brings to your campaign! He's talking with James Coquillat.
Is it easier to write for a complex established setting or to invent content for a blank slate? In this Chaosium Interview with Jason Durall, creative director of RuneQuest and all things Basic Roleplaying, he talks to James Coquillat about how to write content for generic settings!
BRP’s Universal Game Engine is available royalty-free for personal and commercial use under the ORC license. Use these rules, and focus on creating your worlds, scenarios and even books to sell!
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What is the most powerful Call of Cthulhu creature you’ve defeated? In this Chaosium Interview, Call of Cthulhu creative director Mike Mason talks about how including unkillable enemies in your games can change their dynamic. Mike is talking to James Coquillat.
Catch all the interviews in this series at the Chaosium YouTube channel!
How narrow is too narrow for the focus of a story? Pendragon line editor David Larkins talks about writing for a fixed niche, be it the Knights of King Arthur or the eldritch horrors lurking in 1920s Berlin.
David is talking to James Coquillat as part of our Chaosium Interviews series.
David is talking to James Coquillat as part of our Chaosium Interviews series.
What is your best tip to prepare for a gaming session? Chaosium's Jason Durall shares some of his suggestions in the latest interview on our Chaosium YouTube channel. He is talking with James Coquillat.
Physical editions of the Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine book* are fast approaching! Here, Chaosium's Jeff Richard talks about some of the strangest settings that the versatile BRP ruleset has been applied to. Part of our Chaosium Interviews series with James Coquillat.
*buy the PDF direct from Chaosium now and we'll deduct that cost off the price of the physical book when it is out!
*buy the PDF direct from Chaosium now and we'll deduct that cost off the price of the physical book when it is out!
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