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RPG Review – Phoenix: Dawn Command

Phoenix: Dawn Command is the result of Twogether Studios successful Kickstarter and a roleplaying game in which what kills you, […]

By Endzeitgeist The first installment of Raging Swan Press’ new campaign events-series clocks in at 12 pages, 1 page front

What RPGs are bad for the industry? Are there any games you wish hadn’t come out? Both in Europe and

Why play RPGs? Why spend hours reading books and preparing for games? Why belong to a community that is both

The topic of cultural appropriation is a hot one in Social Justice circles. But is it a justified outcry when

By Endzeitgeist 101 Forest Spells, the second of Dave Paul’s massive 101-spell books centered on terrain-specific spells clocks in at

A few days ago Jim and I talked for a while about culture in games. How they are not well

Many people try to portray cultures in their games. Whenever a game has a setting, the description of their cities,

Brendan Davis from Bedrock Games has been creating a few interesting games in the last few years. Wandering Heroes of

Sometimes we have ideas, lots of ideas, and we want them to grow wings and fly to the skies until