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You may seen the announcement that our friends the HP Lovecraft Historical Society are busy creating a seven hour radio play adaption of the classic Call of Cthulhu campaign Masks of Nyarlathotep for their Dark Adventure Radio Theatre.Chaosium is bringing Masks back in a new Call of C … read more

Our friends at A Sharp have announced that Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind, the "spiritual successor" to the amazing and enduring King of Dragon Pass game, launches later this month.Six Ages will come to the iOS App Store on 28 June, with preorders starting 21 June. It will sell for US$ 9.99. … read more

Lynne Hardy interviews 13th Age Glorantha and Miskatonic Repository artist Mara Braun for Women in Tabletop Gaming MonthSerious ones first:1. What is your background?My background is in Fine Arts. This is very relevant to my illustrator work for Chaosium.2. How long have you been gaming? What attr … read more

The newly-released RUNEQUEST: ROLEPLAYING IN GLORANTHA has been the #1 seller at DriveThru RPG all week! It's available as a PDF download here: http://bit.ly/2JbMIzWAlso available at DTRPG (for free download) is the RQG CHARACTER SHEET, and RQG CONVERSION GUIDE, giving guidance for converting c … read more

Women in Tabletop Gaming Month: Lynne Hardy, assistant editor for Call of CthulhuSerious ones first:1. What is your background? I originally trained as a biomedical research scientist. My B.Sc was in Biochemistry, and I followed that up with a Ph.D in Human Molecular Genetics (both at Newca … read more

Lynne Hardy interviews Glorantha artist Shel Kahn for Women in Tabletop Gaming MonthSerious ones first:1. What is your background? I'm an illustrator and self-publisher, and I've known that I would work as an artist since I was a kid. I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts at university and attended fo … read more

Here are four features that help make RuneQuest distinct among other roleplaying games:1. Mythic Adventure — RuneQuest began in Glorantha. Its influences are Bronze Age cultures where the relationship between mortals and the gods are much stronger. Rather than being myths, the deeds and actio … read more

Lynne Hardy interviews Call of Cthulhu writer Marion Anderson for Women in Tabletop Gaming MonthSerious ones first:1. What is your background? My day job for the past 30 years or so has been involved in one aspect or another of tertiary education. When I first started freelance game writing I … read more