Category: Action Game

Hello folks! Here it is, Gate Pass Gazette Issue #1, which you can download today! We hope you enjoy it – it’s crammed full of official new Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition content! The Gate Pass Gazette is the official monthly magazine for Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition. Each month, […]

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 […]

More adventure in the Old World of the Warhammer Fantasy RPG can be found in Ubersreik Adventures II. It includes five new adventures set in the Duchy of Ubersreik along with a guide to the Duchy of Black Rock and details on House Jungfreud. It even includes end papers (maps […]

The space of written game mechanics do focus far more on combat than the other two pillars, which is a shame. However, actual play varies based on group and campaign. A campaign could be 100% combat or 0% combat, but most are in between. I feel the published adventures are […]

Shipping delays have hit the official underwater-themed Critical Role D&D hardcover from WotC. It will still release on March 15th for North America. Due to kraken related shipping delays, European copies of Call of the Netherdeep will be available shortly after the initial release date, by April 5th 2022. We […]

Charles Dunwoody started playing and running RPGs with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (before it was first edition) and is currently GMing Coriolis the Third Horizon. 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: […]

​ Do overs are common in video games. But can they work in role-playing games? Do Overs in TV & Film​ I recently watched a featurette on the excellent TV show “Elementary” (Sherlock Holmes in modern day, Dr. Watson a woman). They mentioned that inexperienced directors sometimes shoot too many […]

For much of D&D’s history, it has had plenty of races whose whole identities and stories basically revolved around them being always-evil villainous humanoid mooks that the players can kill without having to deal with any sort of moral ramifications for mass-murdering them (Point 1 of evidence). Among the most […]

Now available in PDF (softcover coming soon) is the 6th issue of the Awfully Cheerful Engine! And in this one, we taking a lovingly irreverent look at the fantasy tropes of the hobby in true Pratchettian fashion! DUNGEONS MEET DRAGONS! Don your armour, sharpen your sword and ready your lantern. […]

I recently saw a musical analogy for my board game Britannia that made me think about a related analogy to explain opposed games versus puzzles, and further, RPGs. Let’s have a go. A “Competitive Jazz Quartet”​ On Boardgamegeek.com Nicholas Bamber said: “In most Euro-games each player gets a keyboard and […]