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Having inspired countless other games, Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London books finally have an RPG to call their own. John Power Jr. speaks to Lynne Hardy, the game’s line editor, about what it took to bring them to life.
by John Power Jr.
Want to make your Forbidden Lands just a little bit more foreboding? Then the new Book of Beasts might be just what you need.
by John Power Jr.
Chris Lowry sets sail with Pirate Borg, a new rum lashed take on everyone's favourite Swedish art punk RPG. But is there treasure to be found within its pages?
by Chris Lowry
Tabletop games have often used fictional dystopias to critique our own world. but what happens when we ditch fantasy analogues for the real thing? Dan Thurot speaks to three designers putting real world events & social issues front and centre.
by Dan Thurot
Eoin Ryan discovers some of America's lesser know bastards thanks to Tory Brown's debut game Votes For Women
by Eoin Ryan
For its final visit to World War II, Osprey's critically acclaimed wargame series takes to skies with Undaunted Battle of Britain. But have David Thompson and Trevor Benjamin stuck the landing?
by Eoin Ryan
Christopher John Eggett goes on a psychedelic pilgrimage with the second edition of Luka Rejec's Ultraviolet Grasslands
by Christopher John Eggett
Pendragon, one of RPG's most storied games returns with a brand new 6th edition, but does its starter set live up to the legends...
by John Power Jr.
Having inspired countless other games, Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London books finally have an RPG to call their own. John Power Jr. speaks to Lynne Hardy, the game’s line editor, about what it took to bring them to life.
by John Power Jr.
40 years on from its original release, Greg Stafford’s Pendragon returns with its 6th edition, the first since Stafford’s passing. Regarded as amongst the greatest RPGs published, Rob Wieland speaks to those who've found inspiration over the years from its courtly intrigues & knightly passions
Nearly 40 years on from its original release, dystopian RPG Paranoia is back with the Perfect Edition. Rob Wieland risks life and limb to look at why this atypical game has endured and why, disturbingly, it remains more relevant than ever.
Rob Wieland goes in search of romance in RPGs and finds it at the pointy end of a blade when he speaks to April Kit Walsh, creator of the hit new role-playing game Thirsty Sword Lesbians.
Cole Wehrle tells us about the cut throat politics hiding behind Root's cute woodland critters
Having inspired countless other games, Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London books finally have an RPG to call their own. John Power Jr. speaks to Lynne Hardy, the game’s line editor, about what it took to bring them to life.
by John Power Jr.
Want to make your Forbidden Lands just a little bit more foreboding? Then the new Book of Beasts might be just what you need.
by John Power Jr.
Chris Lowry sets sail with Pirate Borg, a new rum lashed take on everyone's favourite Swedish art punk RPG. But is there treasure to be found within its pages?
by Chris Lowry
Tabletop games have often used fictional dystopias to critique our own world. but what happens when we ditch fantasy analogues for the real thing? Dan Thurot speaks to three designers putting real world events & social issues front and centre.
by Dan Thurot
Eoin Ryan discovers some of America's lesser know bastards thanks to Tory Brown's debut game Votes For Women
by Eoin Ryan
For its final visit to World War II, Osprey's critically acclaimed wargame series takes to skies with Undaunted Battle of Britain. But have David Thompson and Trevor Benjamin stuck the landing?
by Eoin Ryan
Christopher John Eggett goes on a psychedelic pilgrimage with the second edition of Luka Rejec's Ultraviolet Grasslands
by Christopher John Eggett
Pendragon, one of RPG's most storied games returns with a brand new 6th edition, but does its starter set live up to the legends...
by John Power Jr.