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Rage addiction is apparently still a serious problem

September 29, 2004 Mike Sugarbaker Card Games 2 comments

Fans of the old Rage CCG have produced an entire expansion, complete with art, called Gauntlet. (“Red– Werewolf– is about to die!!”) White Wolf appears pretty proud of this – they’ve even designated the new set tournament-legal. At first I thought this was another CCG Workshop deal, like for

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Egyptian Adventures preview at Green Ronin

September 28, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games

Looks like a preview is up on the Green Ronin site for Egyptian Adventures: Hamunaptra. An uber-setting in the Mythic Vistas d20 line, Hamunaptra is coming to you in full effect: a boxed, three book set. The press release has more details, or you can just jump directly to the

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MSN’s Catan page looks like something all of a sudden

September 27, 2004 Mike Sugarbaker Board Games

Those who are interested in the challenges of transitioning the most popular board game of the last ten years to the screen (not that screen – stop being difficult) might want to have a look at the updates on the official Catan Online site. You can read a developer diary

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The Fine Art of Ronin

September 24, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker D20, Dungeons & Dragons, Roleplaying Games 2 comments

There’s been a veritable flood of releases from Ronin Arts in the past week, for all d20 occasions. Athenaeum Arcane: A Score of Malevolent Special Abilities, written by former Mongoose employee Patric Younts, presents twenty special abilities magic items can have, from saw tooth to corpse eater. In Athenaeum Arcane:

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All the joke titles I thought of for this post were too depressing

September 21, 2004 Mike Sugarbaker Board Games 3 comments

Election USA‘s marketing text begins with the following: “Why not run for President in this first boardgame from Mongoose Publishing? Remember, though, you have to be a Republican!” Yes, it’s a bit of political satire from the other side of the pond (where maybe it’s a little safer, commercially speaking).

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Warpstone #22: Chris Pramas on WFRP2

September 20, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games, Roleplaying Games 4 comments

Ever since Green Ronin’s original announcement that it would develop Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play: Second Edition for Games Workshop, gamers have been itching to get more details. In issue 22 of Warpstone Magazine (shipping now), more details will be revealed in an interview with Green Ronin founder Chris Pramas. When asked

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Deep7 takes to the skies

September 18, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Roleplaying Games

Having just come back from seeing Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow at my local megamovieplex, I find Deep7‘s latest release, The Aviator’s Handbook, quite timely. A supplement for the pulp 1PG RPG Dime Heroes, this new 15-page PDF supplement includes new character options, rules for aerial combat, sample

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More ways to help former TSR artist

September 16, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Dungeons & Dragons, Industry, Roleplaying Games One comment

We’ve received word from Paul J. Stormberg, the fellow who is helping to run the Ebay auctions for ailing former TSR artist David Sutherland. In addition to the auctions, a PayPal account has been established to allow Sutherland’s family to receive donations from his many fans (click “Read more” for

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OgreCave review: Omlevex

September 16, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Reviews, Roleplaying Games

Sounds like a futuristic shopping complex, doesn’t it? But no, Omlevex by Z-Man Games is a multi-system superhero RPG supplement, and the latest addition to our reviews. Have a look at what Matthew had to say, and get into the proper mindset for some Silver Age comic book heroism. But

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Ex-40k guy does Starship Troopers; Mobile Infantry goes “waaaugh!”

September 16, 2004 Mike Sugarbaker Miniatures Games

Well, now we know what former Warhammer 40,000 lead designer Andy “Return to the 36” Chambers will do next. He’s co-designing the Starship Troopers minis game for Mongoose. It’s still slated to hit early next year. Bugs vs. fascists, yummy.

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Sid Sackson's legacy

September 16, 2004 Mike Sugarbaker Board Games

I was just playing a little online Acquire (a friend of mine hacked it up, and it’s still aggressively beta so be gentle) and did a quick search to see if I remembered, back at Origins, to post about the Face 2 Face Games folks and their line of reprints

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Early TSR artist ill, auctioning game collection

September 15, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Industry 4 comments

Many in the industry have been saddened to learn that David C. Sutherland III, one of the first well-known TSR artists, has a terminal illness. An auction of Sutherland’s gaming collection is currently being held on Ebay to help pay for his medical bills and supplement his estate for his

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Stealing an expansion

September 15, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Miniatures Games One comment

The new expansion for MLB SportsClix hits the streets today, according to the Wiz Kids press release below. Extra Bases brings another 104 figures to the popular miniatures game, including “hot rookies,” which sounds a bit pornographic. What’ll be the next set’s title? Extra Innings?

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Saint Petersburg wins Deutscher Spiele Preis

September 14, 2004 Mike Sugarbaker Board Games

The comparatively open-ballot, gamer-ish answer to the juried Spiel des Jahres award has announced Michael Tummelhofer’s card-ish market board game Saint Petersburg as its top vote-getter for the year. Here’s the whole list of honorees.

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OgreCave reviews: Hero Force, Disaster, & Snipe Hunt

September 14, 2004 Allan Sugarbaker Board Games, Reviews, Roleplaying Games

We’re going back to our Tuesday-Thursday pattern of review updates, starting with a batch of three fun little games. First, Demian gives us his take on two 1PG titles from Deep7, namely Hero Force: Super Adventure and Disaster! Survival Adventure: Third Edition. Then Merwin points out a lesser-known company, Pegamoose

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