This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article …

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article …

This review is made possible by the generosity of Vortex Verlag who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. I was supposed to review this book last year. Vortex Verlag reached out to me to ask if I would be interested in checking out a game set in a fantasy version of Renaissance Italy, particularly one inspired by Dante's Inferno.

Just last weekend, I was able to spend 2 days working on the official Chaosium Inc booth at the All aBoard Expo here in Quezon City, Philippines. For context, All aBoard Expo claims to be the biggest board game convention in the Southeast Asian Region, and has been going strong for several years now. Most of the previous years have had some participation in the tabletop RPG space in the form of Dungeons & Dragons events being held there, but it was largely without any other tabletop RPGs.

If the scene looks familiar, it's not just you! I know it's been a while since I last posted, but I'm back in the saddle with some great news. tomorrow I'll be running demo sessions of Stealing the Eye, an adventure for RuneQuest Glorantha over at the All aBoard 2026 Expo in Quezon City. For the curious, All aBoard 2026 is Southeast Asia's Biggest Board Game show organized by…

A collaborative narrative storygame about hope, memory, and surviving despair.

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I've always been a sucker for the Super-Spy genre, having been a massive fan of the Spycraft game back on the early D20 era. That said, the only game that managed to get close to delivering that experience as of late is The Spy Game by Black Cats Gaming, which brings the modern Spy genre to 5e mechanics. I actually backed their first kickstarter project for the corebook, and so I was more than happy to see that they're getting their first full-sized supplement with the Spymaster's Toolkit now currently on…

unofficial character sheet for Untamed Worlds. Printable and Form Fillable

An action-packed roleplaying game of animals uplifted to serve as humanity's agents among the stars. Welcome to space, the last great wilderness. While humanity…

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Untamed Worlds is clearly a product of love for 90's anthropomorphic cartoon adventures, but seasoned with more than a little bit of gritty realism that elevates it beyond just being a simple homage.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Moving on from yesterday's articles we're taking a look at the Advancement Systems and GMing Chapters for Untamed Worlds. Experience, Commendations, Promotions and Influence…

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Welcome back! Today we're looking at Character Creation for Untamed Worlds. While the game allows us to make Uplift or Human characters, I'll be sticking with an Uplift for this one.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Now that we've had a chance to look through the setting of Untamed Worlds, we'll be taking a look at the rules that power the game.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Today we're having a quick tour of the Setting chapter for Osprey Games' Untamed Worlds. As mentioned in the prior article, the game is all about Heroic space commandos (mostly Anthropomorphic creatures with the occasional human) fighting off the threats to humanity.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Untamed Worlds: Anthropomorphic Science Fiction Roleplaying describes itself as An action-packed roleplaying game of animals uplifted to serve as humanity's agents among the stars.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Son of Oak Game Studio, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Legend in the Mist is firmly set in the concept that the game is a conversation. As such, majority of the game loop itself is set along the assumption that if it makes story sense, then it can follow.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Coriolis: the Great Dark is everything that Free League does best: Moody, Thematic, and Beautiful. Much like in their other games, the writing and the artwork holds to a singular, powerful vision and executes it with such grim determination that it can't help but be inspiring.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. If there's one thing I really like about the new core books that Free League releases, it's the fact that there's always an appendix now for Solo Play.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. At the heart of Coriolis: The Great Dark is the Delve. At this point if you've been following along you're already familiar that the The Lost Horizon is full of ancient ruins and hidden spaces from the Builders, and any of these could hold lost secrets and ancient artifacts.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Today we'll be taking a quick look at two of the chapters for Coriolis: The Great Dark, covering some of the most relevant details about the setting: Technology and The Lost Horizon.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. One of the interesting elements in the setting of Coriolis: the Great Dark are the Garuda, or the Birds. These bioengineered artifacts were rediscovered by the people of The Great Dark and appear to be living beings that have a strange ability to interact with the Blight and possess other powers.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Son of Oak Game Studio, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Today we're looking at the Character Creation chapter for Legend in the Mist. For those familiar with City of Mist and Metro: Otherscape, things should be pretty familiar.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Picking up from where we left off today we're having a look at the rules around Vehicles. Like characters, Vehicles have their own Attributes which come into play when they're in use.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Son of Oak Game Studio, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Hot on the heels of Metro: Otherscape is Legend in the Mist, Son of Oak's "Rustic Fantasy Role-Playing Game" and one that I've been honestly eagerly waiting for.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Today we'll be taking a look at the combat mechanics for Coriolis: The Great Dark. If you've noticed, there's been a lot of talk about the adventure aspect of the game, but there's a lot *less* talk about fighting.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Today we'll be taking a quick look at the Year Zero Engine that powers Coriolis: The Great Dark. Fans of Free League's other games will find this very familiar, but to those who haven't had a chance to see it, here are the basics:

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Now that we've got our Explorer, the next step would be to put together the crew. This is obviously done as a group, but since we're in the process of learning how it's done we'll just handle everything ourselves.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. The next chapter in the Coriolis: The Great Dark core rulebook covers character creation. This process is similar to many of the other Year Zero Games, and doesn't involve too much math.

This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Coriolis: The Third Horizon is one of the greatest sleeper hits in Free League's library. Even before the days of their big-name licenses titles like The One Ring or Blade Runner or Alien, they had some phenomenal titles and Coriolis stood tall among them.

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Image from Brotherhood of the Wolf Dark Fantasy, Gothic, Action-Adventure The chains weighed heavy on your ankles and wrists today as you shuffled along with the rest of the condemned. Whatever your crime, it was decided that today would be the day that justice would be served. You flinch from the brightness of the noonday sun, seeing the gallows arrayed before you, and the small crowd of onlookers.

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