interview
PSI*RUN catches its second wind
Meguey Baker’s PSI*RUN is getting a second edition after fifteen years.
features
From blog posts to mighty 1,200-page books: Stonetop's creators reflect on a decade-long journey
And how their belief in the power of community has only sharpened.
tabletop
The Meow Wolf RPG takes the rule of cool to extremes
Designer Tiger Wizard answers questions about TAVERS, the newest vibes-heavy, rules-light game from Exalted Funeral.
tabletop
Children of Time: The Roleplaying Game puts the fate of two civilizations in players’ hands
Your own personal "facsimile Adrian" Tchaikovsky.
tabletop
The groovy retrofuture of Blades '68 owes plenty to the past
Designer Tim Denee says modernizing the beloved tabletop RPG was a "reclamation" of his creative roots.
tabletop
Why We Fight sees a connection between dice and direct action
Play as praxis boasts one ardent defender.
tabletop
Lancer is a brain worm, and 50,000 people have it
What is the community doing over there? A lot, apparently!
tabletop
Despite a tumultuous year, Monte Cook Games seems more stable than ever
Is Cypher’s crowdfunding success the cipher to crack their secret?
tabletop
Localizing MÖRK BORG required a deft hand and a dedication to the details
An interview with Malstrom’s Montro on translation, new fonts, and how to create an aesthetic.
tabletop
Carved in Stone is both a history book and an eye-catching RPG
Publisher Brian Tyrrell and archeologist Heather Christie paint a pretty Pict-ure.
culture
Solving secret puzzles at the Japanese mystery school
Alanna Yeo talks nazo, design cultures, and her unique ARG-style experience at Nazogaku.
tabletop
Sirens’ Oath: Tides Turning is here to literally make waves
Play a pissed off mermaid witch in this “revenge-driven eco-fantasy.”
tabletop
#iHunt’s monster hunting gig economy stalks onto the screen
Turning a punk satire RPG into a transmedia project.
tabletop
Laura Lang brings user-experience design to craft an adventure for new players
More like "use your experience", am I right?
tabletop
Chris Spivey and Shane Ivey on organizing the future of Arc Dream
"The obstacle is going to be giving Shane two jobs and saying he can't do the other five or six.”
culture
The history of RPGs, one hour at a time
Anna Anthropy talks about the laborious but rewarding process of condensing historically important RPGs into classroom sessions.