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Designing the new RuneQuest - Part 13
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 5th Apr 2017
By Jeff RichardThere's been a lot of progress on RuneQuest since the last note, including some very big decisions on the product schedule!RuneQuest ScheduleSo let's start with the most exciting news - RuneQuest and the RuneQuest Bestiary will be available for purchase by Christmas 2017. That's in ph
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FREE PASSES to GenCon and Origins through Chaosium!
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 4th Apr 2017
Chaosium is searching for GenCon and Origins GMsAttend these events for free!We want you to go to GenCon!You will get a free badge, a bag of awesome swag, Chaos Bucks for each session you run (to be used at the booth onsite), and those that run more than 12 hours enter a drawing for an amazing prize
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Chaosium appoints Jason Durall as new line editor of RuneQuest RPG line
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 25th Mar 2017
Award-winning game designer Jason Durall is the new line editor for Chaosium's RuneQuest RPG, Chaosium announced today."We are extremely excited to be working with Jason on developing the RuneQuest and other Basic Roleplaying Lines", said Chaosium creative director Jeff Richard. "Jason is one o
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Join our Quest on Free RPG Day
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 10th Mar 2017
The Quickstart Rules for the new Chaosium edition of RuneQuest will be released on Free RPG Day 2017 (Jun 17).Andrey Fetisov's art for the official Free RPG Day poster is a homage to Luise Perrine's much-loved cover for the classic 2nd edition of the RuneQuest rules.
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Getting your stuff direct from Chaosium.com - four reasons why!
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 24th Feb 2017
To all members of the Chaosium tribe, here's the deal about purchasing products direct from our website, Chaosium.com:—All products come with the PDF included in the price—If the PDF is released first, you'll get the full price of the PDF off as a discount when the print version comes out—We have st
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The Sanskrit word for war literally means "a desire for more cows". Reiner Knizia's family game KHAN OF KHANS
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 19th Jan 2017
Go to KHAN OF KHANS on Kickstarter here!The Sanskrit word for war literally means "a desire for more cows"......and that's the aim of Chaosium's family game, KHAN OF KHANS—"raid your enemies, win cows and the game!"—now live on Kickstarter, and already over 200 309% funded! KHAN OF KHANS b
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In Sanskrit bedeutet Krieg wortwörtlich „das Verlangen nach mehr Kühen” - Reiner Knizia's Familienspiel KHAN OF KHANS
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 19th Jan 2017
In Sanskrit bedeutet Krieg wortwörtlich „das Verlangen nach mehr Kühen”... Das ist das Ziel von Chaosium's Familienspiel KHAN OF KHANS – „überfalle deine Feinde, erobere Kühe und gewinne das Spiel!“ – derzeit auf Kickstarter aktiv und mit über 200% finanziert!KHAN OF KHANS vereint zwei der
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Khan of Khans Kickstarter funds on first day - on to Stretch Goals!
Posted by Michael O'Brien on 14th Jan 2017
As you would expect, it felt wonderful to have our Khan of Khans Kickstarter get funded within 24 hours, and we did take a few moments to celebrate. Then, the last sentence caught our eye and reminded us there were still 19 days to go. Getting to $10,000 was not the end, it was merely the end o
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