By Lynne Hardy, line editor for Rivers of London.Even when the game you’re developing is based on a tried and tested system, you still need to playtest it to make sure that all the tweaks and addition

Chaosium had a wonderful night at the this year's ENnie Awards, winning in every category we were nominated! Many thanks to the judges who nominated our work, and the fans who voted their way.  Congra

It's been a busy 2024 for the Chaosium team! In case you've missed something, here's part two of our run-down of everything new we've released this year, on the Chaosium website, at DriveThruRPG, and

By Mark Morrison I had a long sleepless night in 1982: I’d just read RuneQuest after playing it with my friend Mark Holsworth and it was a much, much better game than Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. But

The Jonstown Compendium at DriveThruRPG is the thriving online community for fans of Greg Stafford's world of Glorantha, setting of the RuneQuest TTRPG, to sell and share their own creations. Today we

The 'Unnatural Selections' series is our regular round up of notable Chaosium reviews worth a look. Reviewers and fans alike have described our recent new Call of Cthulhu releases with such terms as

Earlier this week we talked about the huge slate of gaming sessions and panels at Chaosium Con Australia, coming up, June 27-29 in Melbourne. Here are some other cool things to get involved in next we

By David Larkins, Pendragon line editor.A new edition of the Pendragon RPG is coming! The intention of this series of design journals by Pendragon line editor David Larkins is to trace the path of dev

By Mark Morrison Pentecost was always an important day in the court of King Arthur: he was crowned at Pentecost, married Gwenever at Pentecost, and the vision of the Holy Grail first appeared on the

Under the Jonstown Compendium community content license, fans of Greg Stafford's world of Glorantha can sell and share their own independently-created material on DriveThruRPG. If that appeals, check

It's been a busy 2024 for the Chaosium team! In case you've missed something, here's a run-down of everything new we've released this year, on the Chaosium website, at DriveThruRPG, and in retail dist

By Mark Morrison The Companions of Arthur community content program gives creators a place to explore their own take on Pendragon, and provides gamemasters with new adventures and background articles