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Chaosium is pleased to be part of the Open RPG Creative License initiative, announced today by our friends at Paizo. In response to Wizards of the Coast’s new version of the Open Game License, Paizo will spearhead the development of a system-neutral open RPG license that can be freely used … read more

Apropos of nothing... we've made Basic Roleplaying aka 'The Big Gold Book' only 99 cents on DriveThruRPG (normally $21.95)*.At some point, almost every gamemaster wants to create their own Mythic World. That's what the Basic Roleplaying System (BRP) is all about! It is simple, fast, and el … read more

Jason Durall is Chaosium's creative director for RuneQuest and Basic Roleplaying (BRP). In this interview, he discusses what fans can expect to see this year for the currently in development Lords of the Middle Sea RPG. Jason is talking with James Coquillat for our Chaosium Interviews … read more

So, according to RPG Geek, in their '50 Greatest RPGs' List – as determined last year by RPG Geek Data – Call of Cthulhu is #2, Pendragon is #13, RuneQuest is #16, 7th Sea is #38, BRP is #45, and Stormbringer is #48. That's good going!Note: one factor in the ratings is the number of owners of a … read more

Line editor for RuneQuest and all things Basic Roleplaying Jason Durall talks about BRP, and his favorite, and most agonised-over sections of the "Big Gold Book". Jason is talking with Chaosium's James Coquillat … read more

In the latest of our Chaosium Interview series, BRP line editor Jason Durall discusses developing Lords of the Middle Sea, our forthcoming proto-Steampunk RPG set in the ruins of a post-apocalyptic and flooded North America. Jason is talking with Chaosium's James Coquillat. … read more

In 1978, hot on the heels of the release of the revolutionary White Bear, Red Moon strategy game and the RuneQuest roleplaying game, Chaosium Inc. released Lords of the Middle Sea. This was a board war game, set in the post-apocalyptic ruins of a flooded North America, in the year 2401. Lords o … read more