Category: Action Game

Darryl Mott is a tabletop gaming and media journalist with bylines from outlets including Ain’t It Cool News, EN World, and Zombie Orpheus Entertainment. He also makes videos for YouTube and does live streams on Twitch as well as doing post-production and editing for the Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk […]

2014 Monster Manual

A Kickstarter coming in February will have two goals. The publication of a tabletop RPG adventure zine of modern urban horror called A Perfect Wife originally released as a blog post. And providing airfares and living expenses for Amanda Lee Franck, Scrap World, and Zedeck Siew to spend one week […]

Influential media often gets the deluxe boxed set treatment. Important movies, albums and TV shows get a release chock full of deleted materials, essays by famous people influenced by the media and commentary by the creators about the choices they made making the thing. Goodman Games has been offering this […]

Mum Chums is a slice-of-life game where each player portrays someone who cares for a young child, nominally set in Britain. Play begins as their kids start primary school. A GMless game exploring the relationships between people who raise children, coming soon to Kickstarter. About Not DnD​ Not DnD is […]

Facebook link. Charlie Dunwoody is currently GMing Amazing Adventures. He freelance writes including articles for EN World and Geek Native. Posts and articles posted here by others do not reflect the views of Charlie Dunwoody. Charlie is a participant in the Noble Knight Affiliate Program and the OneBookShelf Affiliate Program, […]

Several D&D-themed YouTube channels have released new previews about new or revised monsters found in the 2025 Monster Manual. Over the course of this week, Dungeon Dad, d4: D&D Deep Dive, Pack Tactics, and the Dungeon Dudes all posted videos featuring previews of specific monsters from the 2025 Monster Manual, […]

Strange Tales of Songling is a great RPG. The designer, Brendan Davis of Bedrock Games, has a new RPG soon to be available using the same game system but set in New England and called Strange Tales of New England. Brendan was kind enough to give me some background on […]

Roleplaying games are an oral tradition. They come from dark evenings where people took turns telling stories around a fire to pass the time. Sometimes these stories entertain and sometimes they thrill. While they might share a general outline of good people going into a cursed place and coming back […]