RPGnet News11/30. Rewards of reviewing
CW's Guide to RPG Reviewing continues today with Opening Doors: Where Reviews Can Take You. If you feel inspired, be sure to send us your latest work. A selection of new reviews is also available.
CW's Guide to RPG Reviewing continues today with Opening Doors: Where Reviews Can Take You. If you feel inspired, be sure to send us your latest work. A selection of new reviews is also available.
11/27. Review therapy
Another set of new reviews is here for you, in case the holiday is getting to you. There, there - your family means well. They just don't understand you like we do. Roll some dice - you'll feel better.
Another set of new reviews is here for you, in case the holiday is getting to you. There, there - your family means well. They just don't understand you like we do. Roll some dice - you'll feel better.
11/26. So full...
Happy Thanksgiving, all. If you come out of your food coma today, why not add some missing details to our RPG Index, the most complete on the web? If not, we can always use more review submissions, whether they're about a game, graphic novel, movie, or nifty dice bag.
Happy Thanksgiving, all. If you come out of your food coma today, why not add some missing details to our RPG Index, the most complete on the web? If not, we can always use more review submissions, whether they're about a game, graphic novel, movie, or nifty dice bag.
11/25. The Cube explained
Today we start off a new column, A Cubicle with a View. In the first installment, Dominic of Cubicle 7 begins to describe his corner of the game industry - hence the title From Small Cubes. Settle in, and learn what the Cube-ists have planned.
Today we start off a new column, A Cubicle with a View. In the first installment, Dominic of Cubicle 7 begins to describe his corner of the game industry - hence the title From Small Cubes. Settle in, and learn what the Cube-ists have planned.
Aside from that, a bunch of non-RPG reviews should keep you occupied as we loosen our belts for the long weekend. If you play anything between plates of holiday food, take some notes, and write up a review to enlighten and amuse us.
11/24. They're... too... snug!
What if you had to take the good of being a superhero with the bad? Today's Campaign Toybox explores the idea, in Trapped in Tights.
What if you had to take the good of being a superhero with the bad? Today's Campaign Toybox explores the idea, in Trapped in Tights.
RPGnet Reviews| Monday: 11/30/2009 |
RPG Review: Geist: The Sin-Eaters (2009) by Stephen Carpenter
Geist: The Sin-Eater is a wonderful add on to any World of Darkness collection.
Geist: The Sin-Eater is a wonderful add on to any World of Darkness collection.
RPG Review: HeroQuest Core Rules Second Edition (2009) by Fabian Küchler
HeroQuest is a superb RPG with innovative features that revolutionize the hobby.
HeroQuest is a superb RPG with innovative features that revolutionize the hobby.
RPG Review: Prince of Darkness (2009) by Kieran Turley
Prince of Darkness is an excellent sourcebook/scenario for the Dragon Warriors game combining extensive information on Glissom Fife with a series of very atmospheric adventures.
Prince of Darkness is an excellent sourcebook/scenario for the Dragon Warriors game combining extensive information on Glissom Fife with a series of very atmospheric adventures.
RPG Review: Rogue Trader (2009) by Dane LeMasters
This is less a review and more of an examination from a GM/Player perspective as to whether Rogue Trader delivers the warhammer fantasy roleplay experience in a sci-fi setting.
This is less a review and more of an examination from a GM/Player perspective as to whether Rogue Trader delivers the warhammer fantasy roleplay experience in a sci-fi setting.
| Friday: 11/27/2009 |
RPG Review: Hero System 6th Edition: Character Creation (2009) by Gordon F.
The Hero System rethinks itself with the 6th Edition, creating a more open and consistent set of Rules.
The Hero System rethinks itself with the 6th Edition, creating a more open and consistent set of Rules.
RPG Review: Mouse Guard Roleplaying Game (2008) by Sophie Lagace
The Mouse Guard Roleplaying Game is a lovely production providing a good deal of information about the setting and offering a streamlined, simplified version of the Burning Wheel system. It's not for everyone but it's high quality and provides plenty of food for thought.
The Mouse Guard Roleplaying Game is a lovely production providing a good deal of information about the setting and offering a streamlined, simplified version of the Burning Wheel system. It's not for everyone but it's high quality and provides plenty of food for thought.
RPG Review: Sartar: Kingdom of Heroes (2009) by Pete Nash
An exciting return to the old days of Gloranthan roleplaying, Sartar: Kingdom of Heroes is a heady blend of Trollpack and Griffon Mountain for the Orlanthi; packed full of clans, cults and a simple, yet mythically resonant magic system.
An exciting return to the old days of Gloranthan roleplaying, Sartar: Kingdom of Heroes is a heady blend of Trollpack and Griffon Mountain for the Orlanthi; packed full of clans, cults and a simple, yet mythically resonant magic system.
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