It is Japan 1572, the end of the Senguko period of history. Like many transitions of power the country is filled with strife, warring factions pulling any able bodied men into war, leaving villages populated by only women, children and old men.
For those who haven’t been following the development of Mystic Empyrean so far, here’s a breakdown of the game that promises to be one of the most groundbreaking RPGs of all time.
By Kimberly Moser Brother Ptolemy and the Hidden Kingdom is a massive undertaking by Nevermet Press of 112 pages (including
Conception takes place in Christchurch, close to Bournemouth at the Hobourne Naish Park in Dorset, where for 5 days, all sorts of characters take over the premises and fill up the tables with more games you know exist.
Raging Swan Press has just released Antipaladins in all the usual places. Antipaladins is the first GM’S RESOURCE, but upcoming releases in the series include Fellowship of the Blackened Oak, Villains and Dark Oak.
Incantations kicks off with an introduction to the spirit world, explaining how spirit magic and incantations are neither truly divine nor arcane, how they represent a primal power that can be tapped via rituals by anyone who knows how to do so, but may exact a price. (2 pages)
Windsor, Wisconsin – In their 13th year of exhibiting at American International Toy Fair in New York City, Out of
Out of the Box Publishing to Introduce Three New Games at Toy Fair 2011! Read Post »
Dennis Holland is not a good guy. He’s responsible for bank failures, collapsed mortgages, and dozens of innocent people being forced from their homes. He collects seventies memorabilia. He’s a bad man. And he’s hosting a party.
Ninja, Samurai, and Gunslinger Classes Now in Open Playtest at Paizo.com January 25, 2011 (REDMOND, Wash.) – Paizo Publishing announced
PAIZO ANNOUNCES NEW PATHFINDER RPG HARDCOVER: ULTIMATE COMBAT Read Post »
I baby my games. Perhaps I’m a little too obsessive compulsive about keeping them in good shape–they are only games right? Still, I can’t help it. If one card is torn, one tile dog chewed, one pawn lost, the game just feels “broken.”
