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There’s also Delta Green, which uses a variant D100 system called (for some reason which escapes me just now...) the Misery Engine Apocthulhu by Cthulhu Reborn and a range of SRDs from Cthulhu Eternal are also based on this I believe.

All I have seen was an announcement on the Mothership discord with a link to the prelaunch page - not much else to go on at the moment. Posted by Sean McCoy on 1st September: We're getting closer to launching the Mothership® boxed set Hit the "notify me on launch" button to know the minute the...

Glynn Seal (Monkey Blood Design) is midway through a new kickstarter for The Bats of St Abbans - An OSR Adventure. A vertigo-inducing adventure inside a crumbling cathedral. For all OSR games. As with all Monkey Blood Design products the maps, art and design looks gorgeous.

Since there’s a whole special thread and everything, it would seem rude not to mention The Dee Sanction: Elizabethan Agents of the Supernatural - a kickstarter from All Rolled Up, by the creator of The Cthulhu Hack. The Dee Sanction is a standalone tabletop role-playing game of traitors seeking...

Looks like The Company is going/gone out of publication - this post on BRP Forum says 18th September, but it is still on the D101 webstore as I type. Alternatively it is available (along with lots of other good stuff) as on of the add ons in the OpenQuest 3 kickstarter which has just over 60...

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The three core WOIN games - O.L.D., N.E.W. and N.O.W. - are currently available in a free WOIN Core Bundle on DriveThruRPG. Thanks EN Publishing!

From an email I had from Game Designer’s Workshop just now: The Science Fiction in Traveller by Shannon Appelcline is free on DriveThruRPG in various formats until the end of May.

Found that Grunt review at FATAL & Friends if anyone wants to follow that up.

Zozer Games (Paul Elliott) recently released their Modern War rules, based on Cepheus Engine. I don’t have it (not my thing) but I do own a lot of their SciFi stuff and it’s excellent. They also have Grunt (not Cepheus based) which is set in the Vietnam war - I read a review somewhere recently...

I just had this from Free League Publishing - hopefully it is of interest: Subject: 24 hours offer: Free Symbaroum Core Rules Dear gamer, to celebrate the launch of SYMBAR - MOTHER OF DARKNESS, the digital version of the acclaimed SYMBAROUM dark fantasy RPG Core Rulebook is now completely FREE...

Had an email from DriveThruRPG about an upcoming release (Kickstarting in October) from Sine Nomine, which I will just leave here, making no comment about the goodness (or not) inherent in Kickstarters... Munificent patron, Listen! A cold shadow groans on the October horizon. It is a promise...

As an enthusiastic Midderlander I couldn’t let the new Monkey Blood Designs kickstarter pass by unbacked or unmentioned: HandyMaps - Town & Village A5 Card Handouts for RPGs Double-sided, A5 town & village map card handouts by Gold ENnie award-winning cartographer, Glynn Seal. For all...

From the Zozer Games Facebook page, looks like Paul Elliott (Hostile, Zaibatsu, Solo among others) has had a hand in this, which is a good sign in my book if any of the feel of Hostile carries over.

Only 42 hours to go but nearly all stretch goals funded so there's still a good chance to make Glynn come up with some more!

Great Lunden funded last night, and is now heading towards the first of the stretch goals. Here's hoping for the full set, which includes 64 pages of adventure!

I’m in for the big, beautiful maps (including the sewers and rooftops); fantastic, quirky building artwork and layouts; and the whole Midderlands vibe. Just got the previous two books and maps (got to get the maps) and Great Lunden looks like it might be even better. Oh, and it’s green.

Definitely - glad I picked up the area/country maps with the books, as they are not reprinted in the books (to be fair the books are A5/digest, so those large maps would not be easy to reproduce/read down at that size).

Thanks - yes, I am backing the City of Great Lunden. If it’s as good as the other Midderlands books are, and the campaign page looks, it will be well worth it.

Liking it so far - the dark, gritty feel works for me. Struggling to shake the mental association of British Leyland (not very successful car manufacturer of the 70s) with Leyland-Okuda though.