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February 1983. As we step into a new year of gaming Ian Livingstone wonders what might come next. With Treasure Trap starting (or at...

After all these years I'm only this now? Quelle Horreur! Toon: for the Earth shattering KA-BOOMS.

I don't know that I can answer what the campaign is about yet. Right now it's mostly trying to give the players a sense of what it...

[NOTE: this is another thread in my ongoing series to explore and discuss various aspects of TTRPGs as I work toward a foundation for my...

You're welcome. Good articles, and not just for the nostalgia. They remind me of material that I liked / used, and may return to. So my...

He got his start doing fan work on the Kargatane netbooks last century.

Van Richten's Guide was a disappointment to me. It wasn't even worth the $16 I paid for it on Amazon. Looked at it a couple times, then...

I'm okay if they bring back the concept of the core and the Islands of Terror so it feels more like a cohesive setting that interacts...

I would say some is nostalgia. Like fireball does d6 because fireball did d6 in prior editions: AD&D 1E - Fireball throughout the ages...

You're welcome. Good articles, and not just for the nostalgia. They remind me of material that I liked / used, and may return to. So my...

There’s no cutoff date. But there is a cutoff quantity. In either a stream or a vid Matt mentioned Steam gave them 30,000 codes based on...

Boot Hill was meant to be that sort of game. Never poked at it myself, though.

Frontier Scum is decidedly not in the realm of Western cinema the OP is referring to. It is an interesting game, though, as a...

I think I’ve got my level 1 Sea Druid ironed out. I’m picturing roleplaying him as more of a Viking Seer that’s very blunt and direct...

I haven’t cracked my copy of Western City for a while and it’s in storage now, but it seems a good fit for a narrative game exploring...