By Christopher Helton Shocking news in tabletop gaming came down the other day as it was announced that Paradox Interactive, publishers of video games
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By Christopher Helton I call these posts about the actual Gen Con experience themselves "Bleeding Gen Con" mostly as a joke, but this year was a hectic
By Christopher Helton Wednesday I will be in Indianapolis, Indiana for the "Best Four Days In Gaming," Gen Con. The convention itself doesn't start until
by Christopher Helton Gen Con is coming. In just over a week I will be in scenic Indianapolis, Indiana, soaking in the local charm, heavy carbohydrate
By Christopher Helton One of the big announcements at Gen Con next week will be the return of the classic roleplaying game TORG from German
By Christopher Helton Depending on whom you ask, Green Ronin's Blue Rose tabletop roleplaying game is the best...or the worst...thing to happen to
By Christopher Helton Coming out of the Edgar Rice Burroughs panel at San Diego Comic-Con came the announcement that the John Carter property was being
By Christopher Helton With Gen Con at the end of the month, award season for tabletop roleplaying games is in full swing. Last week the ENnies were
By Christopher Helton On a rainy afternoon in Florida, I braved the thunder and lightning to check out the Free RPG Day festivities at Serenity Games here
By Christopher Helton Saturday, June 20th is the eighth annual Free RPG Day, and where will you be? Much like the bigger, and better known, Free Comic
By Christopher Helton Chaosium Games is one of the very few tabletop roleplaying game companies from the early days of gaming that is still in operation.
By Christopher Helton As we’ve reported already, The Sixth Gun comic from creators Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt, and published by Oni Press is going to be
Want to recreate your favorite scenes from the Mars Attacks movie or trading cards in your tabletop roleplaying game campaigns? Look no further
It seems that Hell has frozen over, at least in part. There really are not many publishers from the early days of tabletop gaming that are still in
Previously available as a set of three boxed sets, Green Ronin Publishing has announced the release of a Core Rulebook for their Dragon Age Roleplaying
The newest campaign arc for the 5th edition of the Dungeons & Dragons tabletop roleplaying game from Wizards of the Coast is now available in your
With the upcoming Lankhmar: City of Thieves supplement, Pinnacle Entertainment brings the worlds of Fritz Lieber's classic fantasy characters Fafhrd and
The universe of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay and Warhammer 40K is one of the richest settings in tabletop gaming. Stretching across novels, tabletop games,
By Christopher Helton For tabletop and computer gamers of a certain age there is a certain level of nostalgia and awe to games like Pool of Radiance,
By Christopher Helton Red & Pleasant Land is a combination of a setting and adventures, ostensibly for early editions of the Dungeons & Dragons
By Christopher Helton Subscription services are a hot thing right now. Pay your monthly fee and have something cool and geeky delivered straight to your
By Christopher Helton All too often the co-author, or co-creator, of something big gets forgotten or dismissed, and the main voice gets much of the
By Christopher Helton Painter, writer and porn actor Zak Smith is a controversial figure in the tabletop roleplaying game communities, for some people
By Christopher Helton Dynamite Entertainment and Paizo Publishing have announced a new miniseries of Pathfinder comics to be published by Dynamite. Called
By Christopher Helton In 2008, what would become Extra Life started when video gamers came together to send video games and gifts to Victoria Enmon, a
By Christopher Helton Art of the Game is a new, monthly video cast that is going to be featured on Bleeding Cool. Each month we will talk about tabletop
By Christopher Helton This past week our weekly gaming group decided that it was time to start up a new game, playing the new edition of Dungeons &
By Christopher Helton Back at Gen Con, Pinnacle Entertainment Group announced that they were moving their Savage Worlds game books from having two sizes
By Christopher Helton Despite being one of the oldest tabletop roleplaying games on the market, Tunnels & Trolls has never really received a lot of
By Christopher Helton There is always demand for good tools that will help lighten the work load for a busy fantasy roleplaying game master. At Gen Con I