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The RPGPundit reviewed Wretched Country and… he didn’t hate it. He actually liked it. I think this is a pretty good sign, he can be a bit harsh in his reviews. Well, go watch the video and, if you think it’s worth it, pick up Wretched Country.
Later today (11pm GM; 6pm Central Time) I and Silvia Clemente are going to face the Final Boss of the Internet Shitlords, the RPGPundit, for the second time. Time to level up again! It will be a Livestream, so show up and ask him some questions.
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.
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.
The Invisible College is the starting point for the RPGPundit to discuss the Age of Enlightenment, real Magick, Aleister Crowley, his own interest in mysticism, religion and History and how all that fits into his newest role-playing game. He also talked about the different factions in the OSR movement, mockery as the best weapon against the woke and how more and more people are joining the fight against cancel culture.