Category: D20

Tyranny Games has announced that The End: Lost Souls Edition will use the D20 system. According to the press release, “The End promises to challenge the d20 system conventions with realistic injury effects, achievement-base experience, and a single starting class: the Meek. The class levels for the Meek reflect experience

Mongoose Publishing just let us know about their acquisition of the exclusive licence to produce RPG products based on the 2000 AD Comics. What this means to you is ’round GenCon next year (August), you should watch for the Judge Dredd RPG to hit stores, a fully-supported D20 System game

According to the official Star Wars site, the Star Wars Roleplaying Game will get an upgrade late next year with a Revised Rulebook. The revised edition will make “rules improvements drawn from customer feedback” and will have material based on Star Wars: Episode 2 (whose name we dare not speak

According to Ryan Dancey’s post on the OGL mailing list, companies taking advantage of the D20 license will soon have to stay away from doing D20 miniature figures: When the STL was drafted, there was no firm commitment to proceed with a D&D-based miniatures game. Internally, the business managers all

Some pre-release details and the cover art have been posted for Mongoose Publishing‘s next Encyclopedia Arcane, Chaos Magic. I’ve been dubious about wild magic since 2nd Edition wasted the opportunity and made it silly. I’ll be interested to see how Mongoose handles the topic.

Holistic Design has a new page up for Fading Suns D20. The page currently provides downloadable character sheets, some setting info, and a short adventure. The sci-fi RPG will invade the D20 market later this month, so you’ll have to wait just a bit longer. Hang in there. New Rule:

Fiery Dragon Productions has released an adventure I heartily endorse, despite never having read it: The Giant’s Skull. Why do I put OgreCave’s Seal of Approval (TM) on this one? Well, I read the description, of course. Not only can the players portray the heroes who must retrieve a valuable

Columbia Games today announced Trobridge Inn: Pepper & Spice, a HârnMaster/D20 module detailing “a fortified trading post on the major trade route between east and west Hârn.” This new module expands on articles from the old Kaldor “kingdom module,” zooming in to city-book levels of detail. Get ready to meet

Fast Forward Entertainment has announced plans for their next three D20 supplements. Looks like they’re making a play for the title of “Most D20 pages published in Q4.” Encyclopedia of Demons and Devils ($29.99; Ships Nov 12) – 224 page hardcover with all manner of demons and devils. Rings of

Privateer Press announced that the conclusion of the Witchfire Trilogy, The Legion of Lost Souls, shipped to the printer yesterday, and should be arriving in stores in about a month. The Trilogy’s final installment has been expanded to 96 pages, and will retail for $12.95. Definitely worth waiting for, though