Rogue Squadron- Blario’s (Blue) Beefy Buddies
Welcome to Rogue Squadron, pilot! In this series, we will be looking at different squadrons you can fly in Fantasy Flight Games X-Wing miniatures game. […]
The Game Mechanic: A is for Armor
This week I begin a new series of posts I’m calling “The Game Mechanic.” For each letter of the alphabet, I’m going to discuss a […]
Astral Projections Review: Superteam Handbook (Mutants & Masterminds 3e)
Green Ronin recently released its latest full-size supplement for Mutants & Masterminds 3e, the Superteam Handbook. Even if your group isn’t starting a new M&M […]
Finder’s Archives – Halloween Special Part 5 (of 5)
Hi everyone, and welcome back to the Finder’s Archives. Today we finish up the Halloween Mini-series. And we’re bringing you something a little different. A […]
Talking to the Authors of Tales from Vigilante City, a Superhero RPG Anthology (Bloat Games)
Disclaimer: Egg Embry is one of the contributing authors for Tales from Vigilante City. Bloat Games released their superhero Old-School Revival (OSR) RPG, SURVIVE THIS!! […]
Rogue Review- El Dorado
Want some treasure? How about the ultimate treasure of them all, the golden city of El Dorado? Gameplay- B+ The goal of the game is […]
That’s How I Roll: The Bone Age, A Review
Disclaimer: I was provided a free digital copy of this game in exchange for an honest review. The Bone Age is a gonzo, science-fantasy OSR […]
Kickstarter Korner – An Interview with Ed Jowett on Era: The Forbidden RPG
A few days ago, I had the pleasure of chatting with Ed Jowett, the lead creator and writer of “Era: The Forbidden” forthcoming from UK […]
Astral Projections – Golgotham Familiars (Mutants & Masterminds 3e)
Astral Projections presents A Literary Halloween! For October, I am providing stats inspired by tales from some of my favorite fantasy authors. Today is my […]
Finder’s Archives – Halloween Special Part 4 (of 5)
Hi everyone, and welcome back to the Finder’s Archives. Today we continue the Halloween Mini-series. Like last time, we’ll be looking at a non-human villain. […]