Author: Allan Sugarbaker

The GenCon website has confirmed what we reported a week ago: that Peter Adkison and crew are seriously considering the creation of a third GenCon show, this one in southern California. In fact, things are serious enough that your input is requested, so head over to the site and chime

It’s Paradigm Day here at the Cave. We’ve got an interview with Paradigm Concepts for you to peruse and learn about one of the hottest D20 companies. We’ve also got a review of Lords of the Peaks, Paradigm’s sourcebook for making giants more interesting (and nastier). Enjoy!

We’ve got three new reviews for you today, a pair of d20 products and a fun download. First, Joe gives us his impressions of The Assassin’s Handbook from Green Ronin Publishing. Then Demian tells us a bit about Full Clip, the Hong Kong action RPG from Deep7. Finally, Orion picks

Joe Kushner continues his rampage of questioning through the D20 publishers with several inquiries made to Tyranny Games. Their monk guy wandering the hall at GenCon with a huge “The End is here” sign was one of the more amusing sights this year. And flights of lost angels sing you

To properly support fans of the new rulebook, Eden Studios has posted updated errata for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer RPG. To further assist the hordes of Slayers out there, a new FAQ is up as well. Go see if it answers the question of why Willow won’t give you

WotC just announced an updated version of the Chainmail rules. I suppose this is the game’s last hurrah, a final update to carry it through eternity as WotC prepares to turn its back on the system. Yeah, I wouldn’t support an Origins Award winner either. Whatever.

As Wild Spellcraft and The Witch of Loch-Durnan wind their way to stores this week, Mystic Eye Games has announced the details of their upcoming D20 releases. Sit back, there’s a bit to take in. In October, MEG will send in Raw Recruits, a 160 page Dragonstar campaign adventure aimed

Skotos Tech has announced an agreement that will bring Lovecraftian horror to online roleplaying. Under license from Chaosium, a design team has begun work on a new game entitled Lovecraft Country: Arkham by Night. Based in and around good old Miskatonic U. and the town of Arkham circa 1930, the

Speaking of D20 companies, we’ve got two new interviews for you. First is Monte Cook, of Malhavoc Press and D20 in general, who tells us what he’d tell WotC to release next. Our second new interview is with Bastion Press and another former WotC employee, Jim Butler. See what these

Joe managed to visit the Games Workshop Chicago Game Day a few weeks back, and he’s sent us his impressions of the event. Have a look at miniatures run amuck.

The folks at Black Orc Games made a great first impression on many GenCon attendees last weekend, including Joe Kushner. He’s tracked the orcs back to their lair for an interview.

Kenzer & Company had one of the nice big booths at the front of the GenCon exhibit hall. There was a long, winding table that displayed the various product lines from Fairy Meat to Hackmaster, and the traditional doodle wall, of course. The Villain Design Handbook for d20 was selling