Press publisher Search: Examiner (29 Results)
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The RPG Examiner stumbles across a Harry Potter RPG. And it's coming to a mall near you. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner describes how the gelatinous cube's transparent, blocky form made it a challenge for model designers to create...until now. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner introduces a Halloween-themed special: zombies inspired by the seven deadly sins. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner interviews the creators of Protodimension Magazine, a fanzine devoted to the wonderfully creative world of conspiracy horror role playing. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner reviews the third installment of the Fall of Cthulhu comic series and provides d20 stats for the Gray Man. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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A recent series of articles published about the groundbreaking book on RPGs, Shared Fantasy, caused some controversy. So the RPG Examiner went straight to the source for some answers. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner reviews Gary Alan Fine's breakdown of gaming "frames of reality." more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner explains the premise of Worldwide Dungeons & Dragons Game Day, when games stores all over the globe host 4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons sessions. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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Today's Mad Monster is a worthy addition to the adventurer-slaughtering canon: the plant monster from the movie Splinter. more [ Visit Forums (1 posts) ] |
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Drawing on Gary Alan Fine's theory that fantasy RPGs are heavily influenced by American social mores, the RPG Examiner explores just how much these beliefs shaped the games we play today. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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Role-playing games are supposed to let you be anybody and do anything. Then a five-pound rulebook is dropped in your lap that lists races, classes, and sharply divided special abilities only assigned to particular combinations thereof. In this article, the RPG Examiner delves into the eight archetypes of gaming. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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There’s always one player who brings his own food to games and doesn’t share. What better revenge--when he leaves his half-eaten sandwich out on the table grid between the rust monster and iron golem miniatures--to have his dinner fight back? more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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Role-playing involves many of the attributes that are common in other female youth-oriented games. So why aren’t there more women playing role-playing games? The RPG Examiner has some theories. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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Two economic indicators were released recently that provide a barometer on the state of the industry. Gen Con Indy's attendance numbers and ICv2's review of hobby sales. There's good news and bad news. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner reviews The Colony, a "reality show" where ten volunteers survive in a simulated post-apocalyptic setting. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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You know you're in trouble when a monster is named after a state of mind. The definition of droll is "oddly humorous or whimsical." This thing isn't humorous or whimsical. But it is odd. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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Role-playing gamers come from a diverse mix of backgrounds, but they have enough in common with each other to be grouped into a few distinct categories. The RPG Examiner reviews the seven traits that increase the likelihood a person will be interested in role-playing. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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When the game master can't come up with anything else, he just calls it what it is. And that's the Glitch – it's pretty much there to completely ruin your day. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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Back when most role-playing games were still largely Dungeons & Dragons clones, the debut of the Champions RPG brought point-based character creation, a huge amount of customizability, and buckets of dice. Now it's back and better than ever with Champions Online. Or is it? more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner provides some history and survival tips for one of the largest gaming conventions in North America. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner recently interviewed Fred Hicks of Evil Hat Productions and One Bad Egg. Fred's a busy man; he has two different entries up for ENnie nominations in the Best Electronic Book category, one entry was nominated for Best Writing and Product of the Year, and yet a third entry was nominated for both Best Setting and Product of the Year. For those of you keeping track at home, Fred's companies are competing with each other in not one but two categories. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner recently chatted with Craig Andrie of Alea Tools. Aleas Tools' Neo Markers were recently nominated for a Best Miniatures Product ENnie. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner recently interviewed Charles White of Fabled Environments. Fabled Environment's Modern Floorplans: Victorian Style Mansion has been nominated for a Best Cartography ENnie. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner recently chatted with Angus Abranson of Cubicle 7 Entertainment Limited, about Starblazer Adventures' ENnie nominations for Best Rules, Best Game, and Product of the Year. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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The RPG Examiner recently spoke with Suzi Yee of Expeditious Retreat Press. Expeditious Retreat Press' Lands of Darkness #1: The Barrow Grounds recently received an ENnie nomination for Best Adventure. more [ Visit Forums (0 posts) ] |
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What looks like a six-fingered giant hand with an evil face? The Harvestman: part hand, part spider, all ventriloquist’s nightmare. more [ ] |
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The RPG Examiner reviews the first volume of the Titus Crow series and provides d20 stats for the Tikkoun Elixir, Mnar Star Stones, and the Vach-Viraj Chant. more [ ] |
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From caltrops to spike strips to sticky foam, the RPG Examiner takes a look at modern barriers. more [ ] |
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The RPG Examiner reviews the perfect setting for a turn of the century campaign: The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. more [ ] |
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