From Tier 3 Press - Get Ready for Ex Machina, the Cybernetic, the Stormrider, and more for DRAW STEEL

Today, October 6, 2026, the designers, artists, writers, producers, and workers behind Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, Duel Masters, D&D Beyond, and countless other games are uniting in soli...

Hello and thank you for taking the time to read this. It feels like more and mo… Wesley Franks needs your support for Wes & Bran's Move: Onward to New Orleans

Official YouTube channel for Spencer Campbell of Gila RPGs. Creator of Slayers, NOVA, LUMEN, LIGHT, RUNE, and more. Indie tabletop RPGs made in Chicago, served worldwide.

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Recently I started working with Isabelle Ruebsaat on her award-winning TTRPG Girl Frame, providing developmental editing for her work. A lot

Quest Hooks for Every Craftable in Draw Steel

I’m just making this because certain dark and gothic monster hunting Daggerheart campaign frames seemed to be missing something… borne… of the strange Age of Enlightenment type passions for experiment...

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I'm raising funds for my dear friend Nicholas, who was recently in a ter… David Gales needs your support for Support Nicholas's Recovery and Car Replacement

Pilot mechs in a sunless world in this exciting second edition of the NOVA TTRPG!

Android espionage in a city that abandoned you

You can’t without supporting Rowling’s transphobic bigotry.

This ain't Swords in the Light.

Set in a hopeful apocalypse where junk is better than gold and music stops armies. Are you ready to make some noise?

"The Godmother of Actual Play" reflects on getting The Guild back together, the realities of film production, and what it's like doing everything before it was cool

Rustbelt grit

My name is Avery Alder, and for the past eighteen years I’ve been designing tabletop roleplaying games. These are games about community, relationships, doubt, queerness, and the collapse of civilizati...

Let’s begin with a statement of fact: mega mergers in Hollywood are bad for writers. They’re also bad for actors and directors, for production designers and caterers, for carpenters and Teamsters and electricians and set decorators. They are bad for consumers, who get fewer choices in entertainment controlled by fewer bosses with narrower worldviews. Mergers are bad for local businesses, who lose paying customers from disappearing productions. They are bad for high level TV and film executives, and entry-level assistants, and everyone in between.

Android espionage in a city that abandoned you

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