Category: Action Game

Not every game gets the supplements or line it deserves. It is sadly not that rare for a great game to fall victim to the loss of a company, creatives falling out or simply bad luck. While there are plenty of games you would like more supplements for, and every […]

WOTC may insist the latest version of D&D isn’t a new edition, but third parties have already started labeling it 5.5.

This week’s TTRPG crowdfunding sampler looks at campaigns ending between August 1 to 8. You’ll find projects that will carry you to 12 moons, across the known universe, to the end of the Norse world, GM advice, spell options, Victorian magic, and more. This curated list touches on some of […]

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 […]

As I have Ulfenkarn, here’s an ultra-brief review: 1. This is Soulbound dialed down with regards to character power. You’re a protagonist, just a little less overwhelming.2. General premise is that there is a city-state overrun by evil with some suprisingly sane individuals still inside.3. You’re there to avert the […]

For people new to Castles & Crusades, the Castle Keepers Guide is a book of inspirational ideas, not where essential rules and magic items are kept. If you just want what you need to play, the Players Handbook and Monsters & Treasure have you covered. The vibe is very much […]

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 […]

This nearly 600-page book is no mere tome, it’s an artifact. A Historical Artifact​ While many may compare The Making of Original Dungeons & Dragons: 1970-1977 to a tome – and at 576 pages that’s not an inaccurate description – a more accurate assessment would be to compare it to […]