tabletop
SOLO BORG sells the dream of dying in a pit, all alone
Patrick Buechner, one of solo play’s biggest advocates, puts on his designer hat.
culture
The changing face of the tabletop industry’s trade association
John Stacy, the executive director of GAMA, talks about their commitment to DEI and more.
tabletop
Urban Shadows finally cashes its ten-year-old debt
Beyond a shadow of a doubt
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Possible Worlds Games will publish 12 new RPGs by 2028
Founder Tyler Crumrine envisions other roads for artists.
tabletop
Possum Creek Games wanders to a new home with Steve Jackson Games
The Yazeba’s B&B publisher becomes an imprint of a genuine tabletop institution.
tabletop
Keep the Faith does for Religion what Dialect did for language
This half-board game, half RPG stares directly into the political heart of modern faith.
tabletop
A podcast journey through the global RPG scene
An interview with Moritz Botts, host of the World of RPGs podcast
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Flatmates in Space: Gareth Damian Martin talks genre and Citizen Sleeper’s tabletop destiny
A fully realized tabletop RPG lies on the other side of some big questions.
tabletop
Tracing Citizen Sleeper’s circuitous vector from tabletop to hit video game
Broken bodies, broken dice.
tabletop
Tossing out Aladdin: Egyptian writers breathe life into Cairo:Otherscape
Ra and Egyptomania are out. These writers want the gods of their rural grandparents.
Public Articles
After surviving catastrophic success, Chaosium celebrates a calm 50th birthday
Michael O’Brien, VP of the Call of Cthulhu and Glorantha publisher, chats past, present and future of the company
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Realis ditches traditional character sheets for prose poetry
How players in Austin Walker’s upcoming tabletop RPG arm themselves with Sentences.
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Austin Walker's Realis finds the magic in language
When I design a tabletop RPG, I always synthesize Berserk and sentence diagrams.
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Trading conflict for character sheets is Osprey Games’ plan to win the war
Your next favorite RPG may come from a company known for books about battleships
tabletop
Legend in the Mist was designed to lunge for D&D’s throat
Son of Oak’s Amit Moshe talks about slow growth and chasing myths.
tabletop
A little bit toolbox, a little bit house rules: Blades in the Dark’s John Harper explains his return to Doskvol
Deep Cuts condenses seven years of Harper’s own experience with his most influential tabletop RPG