Roleplaying Games

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...

Chris Lowry takes a look at Tim Denee's new RPG of sadistic reality TV and our issue 6 game of the month, Deathmatch Island.

Tales From The Loop makes it across the North Sea with its sense of melancholic ennui intact. John Power heads to the Norfolk Broads in search of adventure and Space Raiders.

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.

If the drudge and misery of modern urban life is getting you down, Gangs of Titan City is here to remind you that it can still get a whole lot worse.

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)