Call of Cthulhu publishers Chaosium have announced they’re developing a tabletop RPG adaption of Rivers of London,Ben Aaranovitch’s series of paranormal police procedural novels. The announcement came, rather appropriately, at the Dragonmeet convention in London, UK. Though details are still fairly light on the ground it’s been confirmed that the game will use the Basic Roleplaying system found in many
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There’s something delightfully ramshackle about Modiphius’ quest to bring roleplaying into the nuclear wastes of Fallout.
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The Big Book of Battle Mats is based around an idea so simple that you’ll kick yourself for not thinking of it earlier, and while it’s not the most sophisticated product out there it takes the hassle out of running grid-based RPGs away from home.
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After only a couple hours with the quickstart guide, it’s clear that Wrath & Glory is something completely different to Fantasy Flight’s range of Warhammer 40k RPGs. The rules are smoother and are definitely closer to the sweet-spot between grim depression and wild power fantasy that is the series’ hallmark, though there’s a definite lack of polish that really needs to be
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