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From our friends at Pine Box Entertainment, Pendragon: Glory of the Round Table is a self-contained card game of questing, honor, combat, legends, and all manner of knightly virtues. Produced under license from Chaosium, this new tabletop game for 1-4 players features key elements from Greg Staffor … read more

Pendragon: The Art of the Boy King is a special digital-only release celebrating the new edition of Greg Stafford’s Great Pendragon Campaign and the immensely talented artists that worked to bring Arthur to life like never before. Art director Paul Tobin and line editor David Larkins present … read more

Pendragon: The Boy King is the first book of the Great Pendragon Campaign and provides a year-by-year breakdown of the epic sweep of King Arthur’s life during the conquest period – from the drawing of the sword from the stone, to Arthur’s ascension to the throne. Spanning nearly t … read more

Our community content programs at DriveThruRPG enable fans to self-publish material for Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, Age of Vikings, and Pendragon TTRPGs. Independent creators can offer their work free of charge, set a price, or offer it as pay-what-you-want. Here we celebrate recent … read more

Pendragon Creative Director David Larkins is a special guest at Atomicon, the Los Alamos Public Library's third celebration of art, illustration, comics, costumes, superheroes, fantasy, and science fiction.  At the Mesa Public Library in Los Alamos, New Mexico on Saturday, August 29th David wi … read more

Submit your questions for a coming AMA: The Boy King; the first book of the epic Great Pendragon Campaign, releasing soon! Bridgett Jeffries' guests for this AMA are Pendragon line editor David Larkins and writer for the line David Zeeman. Submit your questions here! … read more

Our friends at The Glass Cannon Network embark on the most epic Pendragon campaign of all! Pendragon: The Boy King is the first book of the Great Pendragon Campaign, providing a year-by-year breakdown of the epic sweep of King Arthur’s life during the conquest period – from th … read more

“What makes this approach significant is not Pendragon’s “accuracy” but what its constraint-based design suggests about engaging the past more broadly. The game’s appeal cannot be only nostalgia for “simpler times”—its mechanics are unforgiving, its w … read more