features
In The Pines is funny, scary, and a little bit fucked up
But maybe the real gender-horror is what happens outside the game.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Putting RPGs under the knife to see how they work
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A collection of six standalone adventures by indie authors across various systems published by ttrp.gg
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Ghosts, cults, murder and broken detectives. The Gamefound campaign closes on Halloween.
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Hand-illustrated rubber stamps for drawing your RPG world map as the players explore. Live on Kickstarter until November 19.
Rascal Radio
Plus, the Carrot Cake diplomatic maneuver.
news
After four decades of collaborative play, designer Sutton Moore is releasing his world to the public.
news
UWOTC-CWA members are confident in their ability to organize their workforce, even without voluntary recognition.
features
Aaron Trammell’s new book explores why some things shouldn’t be simplified.
news
The longstanding tabletop news site and forum is periodically shutting down access to prevent overloads and potentially deter data-hungry scrapers.
podcast
Plus, the schedule for the remaining season for the show!
news
UWOTC’s founding members claim anti-union sentiment within the RPG publisher never went away.
features
The new critical outlet champions long form arguments on why games and gameplay are art.
news
Workers at Dungeons & Dragons and Magic the Gathering demand ownership of personal work made off the clock.
art of RPGs
The Italian artist talks about her process and why maps should “invite the viewer inside the setting.”
Rascal Radio
Candela Obscura has one shooter, and they're on the mic.
news
When a watchdog becomes a laundromat.