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Author: Allan Sugarbaker

D&D television segment? Blame Canada

May 25, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons 2 comments

On a subsection of the Discovery Channel Canada website, there’s a new video segment on the 30th anniversary of D&D. The segment features WotC Special Projects Manager Ed Stark, and Brad King, author of Dungeons & Dreamers. Make no mistake, you won’t be surprised by the content; the video is

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OgreCave interview: Mongoose on Lone Wolf RPG

May 19, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

Now, you may not know this, but one of the Cave Dwellers, Demian, is a major gamebook enthusiast. So it’s only fitting that with the Lone Wolf RPG coming out this month from Mongoose Publishing, he conduct the interview with the game’s designers. Choose the correct path and have a

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Ronin Arts gathers magic in Freeport

May 18, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

The collaboration between rogue samurai is well underway, as Ronin Arts announced its Treasures of Freeport PDF, approved by Green Ronin Publishing. The new Freeport d20 supplement provides 47 pages of what Ronin Arts is known for: over 100 treasures, both magical or otherwise. For a paltry sum of $6.50,

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Winning Moves deciphers a new contest

May 14, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Board Games

According to Joe Sequino, director of marketing at Winning Moves Games, “If you like The DaVinci Code, you’ll love playing CODA.” Well, I have no feelings one way or the other toward The DaVinci Code, but codes in general have always intrigued me. I might have to pick up a

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Exosuit A-OK joins Deep7’s 1PG line

May 13, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

Actually one of the first 1PG titles written, Deep7‘s latest release, Exosuit A-OK, has only recently been deemed ready for prime time. The downloadable RPG of robot suit anime draws inspiration from all the greats, from Neon Genesis Evangelion to Robotech. For only $3.95, the 13-page RPG gets you started

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Mutants & Masterminds sells out, second edition coming

May 10, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Roleplaying Games 7 comments

While superhero RPGs aren’t my thing, if today’s Green Ronin press release is any indication, I’m obviously in the minority. Mutants & Masterminds, the company’s increasingly popular game, has sold out entirely, having outsold Death in Freeport by a significant amount. The core rulebook will see a revised second printing

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OgreCave review: En Route III

May 4, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Reviews, Roleplaying Games

Matthew’s latest review gives us the skinny on one of Atlas Games‘ latest products, En Route III: The Road Less Travelled. See if the adventures contained in this d20 anthology are what your campaign is looking for.

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Green Ronin to wield Warhammer FRP, other titles

April 30, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games, Roleplaying Games 13 comments

This morning, Green Ronin announced it has struck a deal with BL Publishing, a subsidiary of Games Workshop, to be the exclusive RPG developer of GW properties. The products will be published by BL Publishing, allowing Green Ronin to concentrate on the creative aspects. As one would expect, the planned

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Reaper website hacked, customer info stolen

April 29, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Miniatures Games, Roleplaying Games 6 comments

As someone who’s getting more and more into miniatures gaming, it scares me a bit to hear what just happened to Reaper Miniatures. A group of hackers has stolen Reaper’s customer information, including credit card numbers used on the site’s online store, and is demanding money to keep from making

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Lone Wolf howls with previews

April 25, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Gamebooks, Roleplaying Games

The fellows at Mongoose have posted more teasers for the Lone Wolf RPG. This time, we get a look at the official character sheet, and a second rules preview which includes full rules for the Magician of Dessi, among other things. Now, should I pick Tracking as my next Discipline,

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Conan adventure available from Mongoose

April 20, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games 4 comments

Mongoose Publishing has begun the electronic age of Hyborian adventure with the first PDF adventure for Conan the Roleplaying Game. For a mere $8, gamers can download The Black Stones of Kovag-Re, “a boisterous tale of kidnap and intrigue for a party of 1st-3rd level characters.” You can grab a

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Gary Gygax suffers stroke, recovering

April 14, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games 6 comments

According to a post by Eric Noah on the forums over at ENWorld, Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, is not in the best of health. Sure, he’s been chain-smoking for years, but that’s not the main problem; the stroke he suffered on April 1st is the problem. Gary

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Kubla Khan at Kubla Con

April 9, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Conventions, D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Troll Lord Games will be bringing a special limited edition d20 tournament module to KublaCon at the end of May. Called The Temple of Kubla Khan, the adventure is written by Casey Christofferson, author of several books for Necromancer Games. Here’s the description: An ancient ruined bastion and the forces

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Dwarven Reforged

April 5, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games, Roleplaying Games 5 comments

The fine folks at Dwarven Forge have made several website improvements, adding a wish list to the shopping cart, and a message board. Next month, in addition to having the new Sci-Fi sets hit stores, the company will also put a “Tile Construction Kit” into place on the website. Finally,

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Chaosium, RPGnet exchange threats

April 1, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Industry 10 comments

In the aftermath of the GAMA Trade Show, a feud has erupted between Chaosium, the company behind Call of Cthulhu, and one of the biggest roleplaying websites, RPGnet. Each has sent out a press release about the incident, below. All I have to say is, I’ll win.

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