tabletop
Blinking Birch Puzzle Hunt 2025 puts your TTRPG knowledge to the test
Bringing the community together through puzzle hunting.
culture
Game designers are experiencing persistent payout issues from itch.io
The indie platform’s payout delays are a symptom of a bigger issue.
Rascal Radio
Fear of Hights
And our fantasy heartbreaker predictions.
culture
Diamond distributors levy adversary lawsuits against tabletop RPG, comic publishers
Delays in bankruptcy proceedings leaves everyone bleeding time and money.
tabletop
London board game cafe workers to strike throughout October
Draughts workers unionized with United Voices of the World want an end to zero-hour contracts, among other demands.
itch bundle
Game designers raise funds for Palestinians via Play for Peace Bundle
Putting games and art together for Palestinian aid.
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.
tabletop
Canadian Creators United seeks to build a collective for Canadian designers
Overcoming the odds together.
Rascal Radio
Rogue's Gallery
T-Posing in Sex Mode.
tabletop
Tiny Table Index, a directory for small and solo TTRPGs, has shuttered
When hobbyist projects become overwhelming.
tabletop
How I Myers-Briggs’d my way to the Shattered Plain
A novel course charted directly into familiar bogs.
rascal on rascal
State of the Rascal: September 2025
Staff changes and more!
culture
You're going to keep getting 40K prequel novels, and you're going to like it
🎮This article originally appeared on our sibling site, Rogue.site. They just launched, so go support worker-owned, independent video game journalism. If you’re a fan of the Warhammer 40,000 setting — and maybe even if you’re not —then you know that the fanbase has a ravenous hunger
culture
Rogue joins the worker-owned journalism crew
Congratulations, it's a website!
culture
Tabletop designers rush to prepare for another looming US tariff storm
Another hole in the boat, while everyone frantically bails.
culture
Tabletop industry becomes poster children of tariff collapse
The Gray Lady is about 15 years too late noticing the cracks in the facade.