The Level Up is a custom, lightweight platform that helps add a second level to your tabletop for board games & tabletop RPGs (or any game that can take up a lot of table space, really).
Sentinel Comics Roleplaying Game on Kickstarter Now
We’re in the final week of the Sentinel Comics Roleplaying Game Kickstarter, and we’d love for you to check it out.
Sentinel Comics Roleplaying Game Starter Kit Released
The Starter Kit serves as an introduction to the Sentinel Comics Roleplaying Game system, as well as to the universe of Sentinel Comics, made popular in the Sentinels of the Multiverse card game.
Rodney Thompson on “Dusk City Outlaws” RPG
Assemble your crew and case the joint by checking out this interview with “Dusk City Outlaws” creator Rodney Thompson.
In Memory of a True Adventurer: Randall Walker
A few words on Randall “deadorcs” Walker.
Magic: the Gathering Officially Comes to D&D
For years, gamers have wondered why two of the biggest fantasy brands in the world, Magic: the Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons, couldn’t come together, especially since they’re both made in the same building.
From Thieves to Seas to Apocalypses: On Kickstarter Right Now
Some weeks, you just have to say to yourself, “wow, there’s a lot of good games out there.” Nowhere has that hit me so strongly by seeing all the games being funded on Kickstarter this week.
Let Your Ambitions Drive You to “House of Bards” for Fate Core
In House of Bards, the kingdom of Costracinni exists in a constant state of war. And war means turmoil, but for the ambitious back on the home front, that’s just another word for opportunity.
The Decade of Blogging Nerdily: Critical Hits is 10
Our first post went up October 6th, 2005. Ten years later, we’re still blogging. Here’s a look back at the last decade, along with some reminiscing, our favorite posts, stats, and what’s happening next.
Preview: “Out of the Abyss” Adventure for D&D
The next big campaign for D&D 5e is Out of the Abyss, and it involves unleashing every demon ever into the midst of the Underdark. That sounds like a bad thing.
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