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I'm reading DC Comics' output from January 1980 (cover date) to the end of Crisis! This week, I'm looking at comics that were published on July 11, 1985.Arak Son of Thunder #50: We arrive at the long ago announced final issue of the series as Arak and friends part ways from their more recent allies…
Supplements for Call of Cthulhu, Traveller, Shadowrun, Cyberpunk Red, Rivers of London RPG, Rifts, MCC RPG, and XCC RPG.
Charm is another multipurpose tool, or to use the word I prefer, a multitool. Especially when you discuss this word in the context of tabletop RPGs, you also get the meaning of a spell. And even then, it can mean a specific spell, like the Charm spell of D&D, or the concept of casting a
The D&D Icons line was announced a few days ago at Gen Con. It has already won an award.
This video shows how to make some cheap cavalry traps or stake trenches from foamboard, polystyrene, kitchen paper, toilet paper and cocktail sticks, usable in fantasy and even futuristic games. The post Scratchbuilding a Cavalry Trap first appeared on Azukail Games.
Wordplay, down under.
The word poise will always bring a specific character to mind. Poise can be a feature for many characters, both mechanic or background wise. Wizards need poise so they do not lose control of their spells. Monks, many times, fight with a calm resolve. Barbarians…well, no. Anyway. Of all those ideas…
Only a few days remain for the Kickstarter for Rise of the Lazy Gamemaster! If you haven't checked it out or grabbed the free preview, please do and share the link with your friends! https://www.kicks
How the HP Lovecraft Historical Society dressed up, solved mysteries, and lost their minds having fun
I feel I kind of suck running published adventures. I have been running RPGs for over twenty years now, but I feel like I skipped a step in the standard GM skills evolution by going straight to homebrew campaigns and adventures. Adventures written by someone else always feel like a bit of a…
Art by Jeff EasleyA lot has been written about the "Myth of the Frontier" underpinnings of D&D, and the games perhaps greater homology to Westerns than traditional fantasy in many ways. Interestingly, despite that clear element of the game's core assumptions, when we look at published D&D settings,…
It may come as no surprise, dear reader, that my American cousin (distant cousin) Jimothy is coming for a European tour after he has gone, what he refers to as, "viral." The post Bring “Jimothy Summer” to the Animal village in RiverBank – August 3, 2026 appeared first on Kobold Press.