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Morrus is the owner of EN World and EN Publishing, creator of the ENnies, creator of the What’s OLD is NEW (WOIN), Simply6, and Awfully Cheerful Engine game systems, and co-host of the weekly Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk podcast. He has been a game publisher and RPG community administrator […]

Mike Myler is a freelancing RPG goblin (or goblin that freelances for RPGs?), regent, the editor for the excellent EN5ider Patreon, and the Project Manager for Level Up: Advanced Fifth Edition. You can also find his marks in the N.O.W. book for the What’s Old Is New RPG, on www.mikemyler.com⁠ […]

The Electric State Roleplaying Game is coming to Kickstarter December 5 (at 3 pm CET). The new tabletop RPG is based on the internationally acclaimed narrative art book The Electric State by artist and author Simon Stålenhag, soon to be adapted into a major motion picture by the Russo brothers […]

In September 2020 I wrote a column about Tolkien’s influence and how world builders are “trapped” by his influence. I was not writing with Tolkien in my sights. But now I am. Tolkien’s List​ How influential has J.R.R. Tolkien’s work been on RPGs, and is that influence a problem? I’ve […]

WotC has posted an update about the delayed release of Deck of Many Things, with it appearing in the US in January and other places later. On October 27, we announced a delay in the shipment of The Deck of Many Things set due to the product not meeting our […]

I found some interesting threads on Reddit of people running a solo adventure on Foundry for themselves to get the feel of the system down. These were also people new to Foundry so they wanted to get used to that too. When I first started, I imported the PDF for […]

I suspect that if Wizards of the Coast crowdfunded their D&D releases the top spot on that that chart would look different. Still, it’s a useful list. It can be easy to get stuck in the D&D echo chamber (especially for a DM like me whose players are quite resistant […]

Charles Dunwoody started playing and running RPGs with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (before it was first edition) and is currently GMing DCC RPG. Currently, he freelance writes including articles for EN World and Geek Native as well as his first PDF adventure for Call of Cthulhu: Michigan Mythos: Fall Colors. […]

it is, and I just saw some lame excuse in another thread It’s an unprecedented move www.polygon.com “We learn from every problem,” Brink said, “and so that problem doesn’t happen again. We don’t make a lot of cards for D&D.” Really, there are not a lot of D&D cards, I […]