At its heart, Chaosium is a roleplaying game company. Since RuneQuest came out in 1978 and Call of Cthulhu followed in 1981 we've been producing award-winning roleplaying games with artistic integrity

-- Ben Aaronovitch with Rivers of London: the Roleplaying Game line editor Lynne Hardy at the game's Berlin launch party on May 1st --"Ever since I can remember, I’ve wanted my own roleplaying game",

We are saddened by the news of the passing of William "Bud" Baird, who died in his home town of Liverpool UK on August 10th after a short illness.  As the key feature of his Bud's RPG Review YouTube

Chaosium President Rick Meints shares stories from a life-time as a collector of all things Chaosium RuneQuest 2nd edition ranked as one of the best selling RPGs in the UK in the very early 1980s. On

By Jeff RichardGood news RuneQuest fans - the manuscript for the core rules of RuneQuest has now been passed over to Jason Durall for copy editing! Jason's been informally involved with the design tea

Australian Chaosium fans - after the great success of Oz Comic-Con Melbourne earlier this year we're coming to BRISBANE and SYDNEY for this month for Oz Comic-Con!21-22 SeptemberOZCOMIC-CON BRISBANE, 

Chaosium is delighted to welcome Mark Morrison back to the Chaosium team. In the early 1990s, Mark was the line editor for the Stormbringer and Elric! RPGs. Today, he formally returns to the company a

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 -

Chaosium founder Greg Stafford passed away a year ago today, in his sweat lodge at his home in Arcata, CA. He died as he lived, on a spiritual quest of enlightenment.Today, one year on, company Presid

Chaosium Con is happening in Ann Arbor, MI on April 8-9! And finally the convention is ready to share an early look at the events scheduled so far: We have 12 seminars or auditorium events, plus the

. Chaosium President Rick Meints shares stories from a life-time as a collector of all things Chaosium. In June of 1975 – the same year Greg Stafford founded Chaosium – Lee Gold published the first

Chaosium’s first-ever release was a board game, Greg Stafford’s epic wargame White Bear Red Moon, back in 1975.As Chaosium began to make its mark publishing roleplaying games, it also produced memorab