Features

After nearly twenty years the epic Horus Heresy series finally wrapped up this year. Dan Abnett was there both the day Horus slew the Emperor and, well, let’s not spoil the end just yet. John Power Jr. caught up with the author to discuss endings, imagination and where Warhammer goes from here.

Giving a fresh spin to the OSR Mausritter swaps fighting men, clerics and magic users for bold mice to create one of our favourite games. Christopher John Eggett investigates what it is about this game of sword & whiskers roleplaying that has made it such a hit.

With a media landscape starting to look as withered, bleak and barren as any dark lord's domain Rascal are here to show there's a market out there for audience funded journalism in the tabletop game scene...

Far from your old school dank hole South East London's Bad Moon Cafe is a sleek industrial gaming space fit for the 21st century, we caught up with co-founder Hugh Wyeth to find out more.

Spotted even more strange looking folk on the streets of Shoreditch of late than usual? It's not just everyone going goblin mode (well not entirely) but probably something to do with new fantasy themed bar and gaming space The Arcanist's Tavern

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

Do games live and die on their core books? Or can a thriving third party creator scene keep them from failing their death saving throws? Christopher John Eggett explores the world of third party modules, adventures and even shower curtains for some our favourite roleplaying games.

Our voyage of discovery around the world continues as we go on a tour of the trials and tribulations of Poland RPG’s scene with Tomek Kreczmar (with more than a little help from Marcin Segit)