We talked to Chris Miller about his own role-playing game, science-fantasy ANKUR: Kingdom of the Gods, and also about Sword and Caravan, an upcoming RPGPundit OSR setting book about the Crusades and the Silk Road,, which will be published by Miller’s Mad Scribe Games.
We have such sights to show you! Planned role-playing game releases for 2022: Two Double Features (Grindhouse and Spaguetti cinema, including Sílvia’s debut, sleazy dark fantasy The Seven Bastards), Nouveaupunk: Chronicles of the Belle Époque, atompunk setting Tales of Future Past and more…
It’s Valentine’s Day and we are in a sentimental mood at the Red Room. That’s why we dedicated this special to a couple of the most romantic role-playing games out there: Venger Satanis’ sleazy sci-fi Alpha Blue and Tales of Gor: Gorean Roleplaying by James Grim Desborough.
We had a lovely chat with James Raggi about horror films, heavy metal music, how not to learn Finnish while living in Finland, transgression, Satanic Panics, easily offended people and self-censorship. We might have mentioned a role-playing game called Lamentations of the Flame Princess…
Today’s guest at the Red Room is Hungarian game designer Gabor Lux, the author of Helvéczia: Picaresque RPG, an OSR historical game of swashbuckling adventure, set in 17th century Switzerland.
The Red Room Reviews: Escape from the Flesh Catacombs a fantasy/ horror OSR adventure for Dungeons & Delvers by David Guyll and Melissa Guyll.
Not a good unboxing, but it’s the first one and I can’t repeat it, it’s already out of the box: Lamentations of the Flame Princess and two adventure anthologies (Death and Fire).
In this Red Room Review we have some recommendations on how to use RPGPundit’s The Invisible College as a modern day horror game, or even as a sourcebook for other RPGs, such as Call of Cthulhu, Kult, Noctum, Conspiracy X, Chronicles of Darkness, etc.
We talked to David Guyll about the upcoming Dungeons & Delvers’ second edition and some other projects from Awful Good Games: new scenarios and settings for the OSR fantasy role-playing game and other RPGs coming down the line, such as a western with Lovecraftian influences and a science fantasy world. We also discussed some of out pet peeves, like PbtA and bad art in role-playing games.
Richard J. Selatti (aka @bluddwolf), our latest guest at the Red Room, proposes a return to the old “safety tool” paradigm, based on common sense and four decades of role-playing game experience.
