Pinnacle announced that The Way of the Huckster has released for Deadlands D20. The book brings new feats, prestige classes, skills, and other tasty morsels to the game, thanks to author Fred Jandt. Ain’t Got Money For Leads? No Problem… Dragon Scale Counters has made its presence known to the
Month: November 2001
The End Is Near
Tyranny Games has announced the March 2002 release date of The End, Deluxe Edition. The post-apocalyptic RPG is based on the Book of Revelations, and the original version received critical acclaim. Preview art, fiction and other preview material will be posted on Tyranny’s webstie in the months to come. In
Rogues Get Full Treatment
This coming February, Mongoose Publishing will continue their Collector’s Series D20 supplements with The Quintessential Rogue. Written by Mike Mearls, the 128-page book will be “crammed with new options, new rules, and exciting new twists to existing game mechanics.” So, I’m thinking this could be Third Edition’s Complete Book of
Spaceship Zero Art Stolen
Looks like foul thievery has delayed the release of Green Ronin‘s Spaceship Zero RPG. Go read the sordid tale of the sketchbook theft if you’re curious. The Mists Seep Slowly While we’re on the subject of product delays, The Kargatane has announced some minor delays of Ravenloft products. Secrets of
Metabarons GM Screen Ships
West End Games has shipped the Gamemaster Screen for their Metabarons game. Not only does the screen provide GMs with something to hide behind that has useful charts on it, but it includes an 80-page companion book. Now, I’ll be honest: I haven’t played this game, nor have I read
Demons From Mongoose
More specifically, that’d be Mongoosia, the little known plane of Hell. 🙂 Today’s installment of our week-long look at Mongoose Publishing products brings us Matthew’s Demonology review, so make sure your pentagrams are inscribed properly. We’ve got one more Mongoose tidbit for you tomorrow, so check back early, check back
Free Carcassonne Tiles and Other Rio Grande News
Once again, Rio Grande Games has provided a newsletter on their web page. Most of the games described in it have already been mentioned in past newsletters, though Industrial Waste and Top Secret Spies didn’t ring any bells for me (nor were they described in any way — though they’ll
Lord of the Rings CCG Released
Decipher announced yesterday that the Lord of the Rings CGG is available. Go on, go get it. I’ll wait. Adios A-Mi-Go Says Hello Again Pinnacle‘s long out of print Dime Novel for Deadlands, the cult classic Adios, A-Mi-Go is available once again in PDF form. The Deadlands/Call of Cthulhu adventure
Mongoose Week Continues. Snakes Beware
As promised, we’ve got two more Mongoose Publishing product reviews for you today. This time, we’re all over the Slayer’s Guide to Centaurs with a pair of reviews. Whether you agree with Matthew’s review or with Joe’s review, be sure to come back tomorrow for more Mongoose goodness. Mongoose has
Online Game In The Cards For Magic
Just when you thought you’d gotten over your EverCrack – er, EverQuest addiction, along comes yet another attempt to bring Magic: The Gathering to your computer. That’s right, Wizards of the Coast has announced plans for Magic: The Gathering Online. Planned to begin dominating the world in Spring 2002, M:TG
More Mongooses… Mongoosi… Mongeese?
No, you aren’t seeing double, we really do have two different reviews of Mongoose Publishing‘s The Slayer’s Guide to Gnolls for your reading enjoyment, the first from Matthew and the second from Joe. This continues our week-long look at all things Mongoose (well, nearly all things, at least). Watch for
Release The Mongoose!
You’ve seen ’em on the store shelves, and you may even own them already. It’s hard not to notice the D20 products Mongoose Publishing‘s been churning out. But have you heard what OgreCave thinks of ’em? Well, prepare to get an earfull with our week-long look at Mongoose’s books. We’ll
Dark By Nature
Troll Lord Games will be publishing another adventure by famed Greyhawk co-creator Rob Kuntz. Dark Druids was originally designed in 1976, and will by reworked by Kuntz for its early 2002 release. Kuntz will also work with Troll Lord to pen the Codex Germania, due out later in the year.
A Look At Samurai And Nexus
I’ve looked over the latest releases from , and I like what I see so far. The three new Button Men: Samurai add three guys and three gals to the fray, with stylish artwork by Ric Frane. The pack to watch for is Sadakuro/Okaru: the ninja Sadkuro has focus dice