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Chaosium President Rick Meints shares stories from a life-time as a collector of all things ChaosiumLast Saturday, during an informal discussion about Chaosium history on Discord, I briefly mentioned the old Chaosium catalogs and what wonderful information they contain. The catalogs provid … read more

By Brian HollandThe Red Book of Magic is the latest release for the RuneQuest RPG. It expands the rules for Rune and spirit magic, and catalogs more than 500 spells amidst its 260 pages. While the final product is the perfect addition to any RuneQuest player’s library, The Red Book of Magic had … read more

Chaosium President Rick Meints shares stories from a life-time as a collector of all things ChaosiumBelieve it or not, the scholarly pursuit of understanding and cataloging the specific color of the dice included in each Chaosium boxed set has been seriously undertaken by more than one gaming histor … read more

Have you thought about GMing—maybe always wanted to give it a shot—but haven’t quite taken the plunge? What if we told you that by the first week in February, you could be an honest-to-goodness GM—and it’ll be easy!This month is New Gamemaster Month, and we've joined our friends at Monte Cook Games, … read more

Here are new Miskatonic Repository titles to kick off 2021! Looking forward to another big year of community content!The Forbidden BeatRobert J Grieves ($6.99, 23 page PDF)The London Rave scene in the early 2000s is full of wannabe gangsters, techno-pagans and shamen. Most are frauds….most.&nbs … read more

Two Jonstown Compendium Titles make Pookie's Christmas ListProlific reviewer Pookie's annual (post-)Christmas Dozen list - "what you should purchase yourself to read and play in the months to come" - recommends two works from our Jonstown Compendium community content program at DriveThruRP … read more

In July last year we announced Lords of Middle Sea: The Roleplaying Game is in development. Based on Lynne Willis's 1978 futuristic proto-Steampunk board game, set in the post-apocalyptic ruins of a flooded North America, the tabletop RPG utilizes a streamlined version of th … read more

In the Gloranthan calendar, the last season of the year is Storm Season, a time of danger and violence, and when the cosmic balance feels less certain. This year has felt like an extended Storm Season, lingering far longer than usual. Of course time still advances and each season ultimately passes, … read more