Kobold Guide to Game Design from Open Design just got called out as being one of the three best books to improve your game by The Core Mechanic. Perhaps sometimes you don’t want to be tied to a computer? Perhaps you might prefer to sit fireside… … books that roleplayers from all games can enjoy […]
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Gaming blog RPG Blog II has just started their “The Best & Worst of Gaming 2009” series. You only get one guess at who placed in the category Best Gaming Company. Go check it out, and get the scoop on an entire year of the world of gaming’s ups and downs.
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What are reviewers saying about Imperial Gazetteer, Open Design’s source for the legions of the dead in Zobeck for 4th Edition? … 5/5 best value I’ve gotten for a while in 4E PDF products… Read the full review at RPG Now. We’ve got a little something for everybody. Pick up your own copy of Imperial
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What are reviewers saying about Iron Gazetteer, Open Design’s source for the dwarves of Zobeck in 4th Edition? … the authors clearly made sure that the majority of the material can be used in almost any 4e campaign world. … really eye-catching was one of the ten paragon paths… the gearforged… in which the once
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What are reviewers saying about the latest issue of Kobold Quarterly? … Not only does it have great art to capture your attention, but the content covers everything from vampires to the myth of the Philosopher’s Stone and far beyond. … The issue starts off with “A Broken Mind“… I love the idea of merging
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What does Critical Hits think about the latest issue of Kobold Quarterly? … the whole interior of the publication that screams nostalgia while providing tons of new content for our favorite systems. … interesting ideas for you to use in your games, even the system specific articles come with so much written material in addition
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The reviews keep pouring in. And what are reviewers saying about the latest issue of Kobold Quarterly? … I couldn’t be more pleased with this magazine. It’s been quite a while since I’ve gotten this many ideas out of a gaming mag. Please excuse me while I go subscribe and look up back issues. Read
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And just what are reviewers saying about the latest issue of Kobold Quarterly? That was awesome! They have fright rules for 4E, which is very Call of Cthulhu’esque… If your characters are plane hopping and you want to introduce them to some really [messed]-up [stuff], it’s perfect… I may introduce those rules [in our own
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And just what are reviewers saying about the latest issue of Kobold Quarterly? I’d always thought of KQ as Dragon’s little sister… Well, I just got my hands on a review copy of KQ #11, and let me tell you something: little sister’s all grown up, and she’s looking pretty hot. …Great artwork and interesting
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The 2d6 Feet in a Random Direction podcast gave glowing reviews to KQ and Open Design in their latest installment, Episode 46. The show is a project of Brian Isikoff and Chris Hanranhan, an owner of the Endgame store in Oakland CA.The whole show is worth listening to, though if you are mostly interested in
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Possibly the most awesome KQ10 review we will blurb all week comes from super-powered funnyman Wyatt Salazar over at The Spirits of Eden blog. The Spirits of Eden: Kobold Quarterly #10 gave me some good times. We laughed together, we cried together, we wondered whether the Haffun racial power was really sexual innuendo. Do I
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The first review of the Open Design podcast is in, from Emerson’s Bookshelf.
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Did you miss Part I of our Greenweek interview series? It’s easy to get caught up! In the opening scene of Ed Greenwood’s <href=”http: www.amazon.com=”” gp=”” product=”” 1844166171?ie=”UTF8&tag=themonkeyki04-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1844166171″”>Dark Lord, the protagonist Rod Everlar awakes to a bloody winged female warrior named Taeauna falling onto his bed. Everlar is scared and confused, Taeauna begs for mercy,
A Glowing Handful of Scenes:
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Scarrport: City of Secrets is a supplement from Reality Deviant Publications that offers a “campaign cutout”, a single city that can easily be dropped into any campaign setting. For me, Scarrport was love at first sight. In addition to a city full of plot hooks, inventive monsters, and and even new equipment, it also had
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Lots of attention for KQ#9, including reviews and expanded 4E rules for the kitsune. Lots of reviews hitting right now, as the print edition has gone to the newsstands. * RPGAggression: The Rudis Review * Game Cryer: Review by Chris Perrin * Allgeektout: Unleash Your Inner Fox: The Kyubi Epic Destiny * Dice Monkey: Kobold
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There’s a quick review of the new issue over on ENWorld. I think it is especially on track with this key quote: [Monte Cook’s column and the interviews] especially help cement KQ’s position as a gaming magazine, rather than an OGL or 4E publication. We are working to make Kobold Quarterly as broadly useful to
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