RPGnet News02/08. A review to sail by
A set of three new reviews sets our course for the week.
A set of three new reviews sets our course for the week.
02/05. The send-off 'til Monday
Today's set of new reviews will see you off into whatever gaming misadventures you have planned.
Today's set of new reviews will see you off into whatever gaming misadventures you have planned.
02/04. Publishing satisfaction
Sandy's Soapbox is back to assert that game publishers have life figured out better than most folks, in Game Publishing and Meaning.
Sandy's Soapbox is back to assert that game publishers have life figured out better than most folks, in Game Publishing and Meaning.
02/03. Advice from a merchant
Today's Behind the Counter administers a dose of reality to a prospective retailer, in Readers' Letters I. There's some new reviews, too.
Today's Behind the Counter administers a dose of reality to a prospective retailer, in Readers' Letters I. There's some new reviews, too.
02/02. From advice to action
Reviewers and aspiring reviewers, take note of today's column, Being Professional: Working Your Review Presence. Then, if you feel so inclined, submit a review or two.
Reviewers and aspiring reviewers, take note of today's column, Being Professional: Working Your Review Presence. Then, if you feel so inclined, submit a review or two.
RPGnet Reviews| Monday: 02/08/2010 |
RPG Review: Codex Martialis by Jon
Codex Martialis adds optional rules for improving melee combat in D&D 3.5. It does so by adding rules and options that makes combat more dynamic, forcing players to make more choices. All the optional rules are historically based.
Codex Martialis adds optional rules for improving melee combat in D&D 3.5. It does so by adding rules and options that makes combat more dynamic, forcing players to make more choices. All the optional rules are historically based.
RPG Review: Iron Gazetteer (2010) by Ben McFarland
Why wait for a Wizards' treatment of dwarves? Open Design has your heroic, crunchtastic rockcrusher fix right here!
Why wait for a Wizards' treatment of dwarves? Open Design has your heroic, crunchtastic rockcrusher fix right here!
RPG Review: Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay First Edition (1989) by Jonathan Hicks
It's Grim. It's Perilous. It's also the only book you'll need for a complete and comprehensive dark fantasy roleplaying game.
It's Grim. It's Perilous. It's also the only book you'll need for a complete and comprehensive dark fantasy roleplaying game.
| Friday: 02/05/2010 |
RPG Review: Bestiary Fantastic by Darren MacLennan
Pretty much the Monster Manual, except rewritten with a new system. Why use what's free when you can pay $12 for somebody else's card-based system?
Pretty much the Monster Manual, except rewritten with a new system. Why use what's free when you can pay $12 for somebody else's card-based system?
RPG Review: Dwarves of the Ironcrags (2009) by Ben McFarland
Pour a stout, grab your axe and tuck in your beard! We're headed for dwarf country, and there's gold in those pages!
Pour a stout, grab your axe and tuck in your beard! We're headed for dwarf country, and there's gold in those pages!
RPG Review: Martial Flavor (2009) by Tommy Brownell
If you want a little more variation in your D&D characters, or even a unique group or two for your own fantasy game, you could do far worse than Martial Flavor.
If you want a little more variation in your D&D characters, or even a unique group or two for your own fantasy game, you could do far worse than Martial Flavor.
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