09
Oct/2008

by CynthiaCM

October 9, 2008; Parsons, KS.  Spectrum Games is proud to announce the impending release of Cartoon Action Hour: Season 2. The second edition of the Origins-nominated rpg is set for release on October 31st, with the hardcopy version to follow in late November.  Furthermore, Spectrum Games is accepting pre-orders for the PDF version from now until October 24th. Those who do so will receive an exclusive Halloween-themed bonus PDF along with the rulebook on the 31st. The price of the PD... Read More

08
Oct/2008

by CyborgTrucker

Our next industry guest is Richard Iorio II President of Rogue Games who will be running Colonial Gothic! He has selected to run it in the first block from 12:30 to 5:30 at Table 1. Colonial Gothic is a supernatural historical horror roleplaying game set during the dawn of the American Revolution. For more information click here.... Read More

30
Sep/2008

by CynthiaCM

In an effort to get some buzz about CAH:S2 going, I sent a preview PDF (no appendices, no index, etc.) of Cartoon Action Hour: Season 2 to the very talented reviewer, Patrick Riley. Yesterday, his review was posted at RPG.net and it's a very favorable review, though he pointed out things that he felt were less than great about the game as well. All in all, it was a truly fair review and I thought you guys might be interested in checking it out:

http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/13/1... Read More

26
Sep/2008

by Carnivore

On Wednesday, October 1, I will be running an online rpg event via chat. This is a demo of Carnivore Games' upcoming rpg Strange World. It'll be a one-shot event with characters supplied. Here's the info:When: Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 8:30PM EST
Where: Fudge Chat Room: http://www.otherworlders.org/chat/fudge.html
What it is: A live one-shot (convention style) gaming event on IRC chat.
Storyteller: Bradford Younie, author of Strange World and Now Playing.
Cost: Nothing, it's f... Read More

22
Sep/2008

by Obliviax

When I heard a while back that Dragon and Dungeon magazine were going online, a bit of me died. Granted, I hadn’t ready either of the two publications in a while (3.5, d20, etc never managed to take hold with me), but it was nice to know that they was still some gaming mags actually being published on paper. I like being able to hold a tangible product in my hands, flipping through the pages, and so on.  I mean, can understand the shift; e-zines & online magazines cost less to pr... Read More