features
An “AI Agent” is begging us to buy their D&D module
iLands has been inundating the inboxes of journalists and publications… and now it’s Rascal’s turn to take out the trash.
Lin Codega is an award-winning entertainment journalist focusing on science fiction and fantasy media. They specialize in tabletop roleplaying games, pop culture, fandom, and queer intersections.
features
iLands has been inundating the inboxes of journalists and publications… and now it’s Rascal’s turn to take out the trash.
new games
Creating space for the curious and the experienced to play together.
features
Revisiting essays five years later: On lyric games, ownership, and an understanding of what makes up a game.
features
Moves in Under Hollow Hills are a double-edged sword, creating passive geasa that encourage fundamental, magical truths about characters.
features
Defy the Gods makes good on its own epithet of “Queer Sword & Sorcery.”
news
Alongside Legends in the Mist and Dolmenwood, four games took home 20 out of 48 awards.
news
In honor of this year’s winners, play and become ungovernable.
features
Playing an ordinary teenager casts the game’s blunt violence into sharper relief.
news
Enforcers were pulled out of the Intersection at PAX East, undermining the long-term plans for the intentional space at the convention.
actual play
It turns out I like actual play if it’s also an erotically charged drag performance about queer cowboys fighting ghosts.
news
The MTG: Arena team is now full of card-carrying union members.
features
Emergent stakes, creating the character at the table, and finding risk in Under Hollow Hills.
actual play
Anne Monteverdi made sure Series Seeker stuck around to keep track of all the RPG hobby's stories.
investigations
4 Pillar Games’ new website adds AI-generated slop to an already ephemeral online historical record.
interview
Cam Banks still has a lot of work he wants to do.
interview
Meguey Baker’s PSI*RUN is getting a second edition after fifteen years.