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Arrows of Indra, written by the RPGPundit and published by Bedrock Games, takes the “standard” 0E rules and uses them as the basis for a game of heroic action set in Vedic India. I confess I’ve been looking forward to Read More
A few weeks ago, I got a free copy of Tim Kask’s new adventure module, Curse of the Weaver Queen, published by Eldritch Entertainment and available through RPGNow.com (and elsewhere) for $7.50 in pdf format. It’s 48 pages, b&w interior, Read More
A bit of a departure this time; this is a review of a game that came out this year rather than one that I bought back in the 1970’s or 80’s, but which has quickly vaulted into the ranks of Read More
One of our standard go-to games when I was in high school was Avalon Hill’s Diplomacy. This is a game that has very deep roots in both the wargaming and RPG community, as one of the few ways back in Read More
Realms of Crawling Chaos ($17.95, 61 pages, Goblinoid Games) is a “Lovecraftian Dark Fantasy” supplement for the D&D retro-clone Labyrinth Lord. It provides rules for introducing Lovecraftian elements into an otherwise standard LL campaign, including monsters, spells, and races. Physically, Read More
It may seem a bit strange for me to be reviewing a Pathfinder rule book, since, well, I play neither Pathfinder nor D&D 3.x. Still, when I read a brief synopsis of what was in the book I was intrigued, Read More
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