We probably won’t be first online with this, but I sat there and wrote them all down in my Palm, in Graffiti, and now I’m going to type them all AGAIN so you’d all better appreciate it or I’ll turn this thing around and go home. And the Origins Award
Month: July 2001
*****Live from Origins 2001:***** Journeyman Stops Suckin’ The Collectibility Bong
Journeyman Press, publishers of last year’s Scooby Doo and Age of Empires CCGs, is showing three standalone games here at Origins, and at least two of them look funny and compelling. The first, Zombies!, looks like a cross between Space Hulk and Wiz-War, in which players compete to kill the
Live from Origins 2001:
********** Big Ups To The Columbus Chamber Of Commerce Or whoever’s responsible for making this convention center suck so much less. Last year’s site for cheap chinese food and expensive sodas is now a nice Internet cafe from which I can not only post to OgreCave but, since I forgot
Fast Forward Entertainment Announces D20 Products
Fast Forward Entertainment, fronted by TSR alums Timothy Brown, Lester Smith, and James Ward, is diving into the D20 market with three upcoming adventures. Fortress of the Ogre Chieftain(3-5 characters, 4th-6th level) is set in a haunted fortress packed with — you guessed it — ogres. Sven approves. Temple of
Sack Armies Headed to Stores
Hope you had a good Fourth. Let’s see, what’s going on… Tyranny Games announced that Sack Armies is ready to ship to retailers. The final, high-quality color printing should be quite a sight. We’ll have more on Sack Armies soon. Warhammer 40K Preview Decks Available for Download Sabertooth Games has
Mongoose Linked to Demonology. Platypus Also Suspected.
This September, Mongoose Publishing will unveil Demonology – The Dark Road,the first of their Encyclopaedia Arcane series of D20 sourcebooks. Mongoose deserves some applause for delving into territory that has traditionally been avoided. The company’s site has already posted the cover art and a preview chapter to give readers a
Steve Perrin to Work with Green Ronin
Green Ronin has brought in Steve Perrin (of Runequest fame) to take on the Monster Slayer’s Handbook, set for an early ’02 release. Green Ronin also had this to say about the project: The Monster Slayer’s Handbook will be the first of Green Ronin’s Classbooks. It will introduce a new
No Time to Blink
At Mystic Eye Games, things look rather busy. While another web enhancement has gone up for those who already own Pit of Loch-Durnan, the company plans to post two enhancements for owners of their Nightmares & Dreams creature book: a printable sheet of full color monster counters, and a mini-adventure