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Are you afraid of the dark? You're gonna be after you play Campfire. This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we talk to @worldchampgameco and @WillJobst about their Kickstarter for their new storytelling horror game, featuring art by the one and only @TrevorHenderson. Check it…

Different Worlds 6 (December/January 1980) sports a fun cover by Rick Becker, one of many artists in the early days who seems to have done one or two pieces for RPGs then vanished, but who might also be fine art painters now, though I can’t confirm it. ¶ Not much jumping out…

Ares 4 (September, 1980). Holy crap this cover, right? That’s an early work of Joe Jusko. I love everything about it. Arena of Death is one of only a handful of supporting materials created from DragonQuest, which seems a shame. ¶ #RPG #TTRPG #TabletopRPG #roleplayinggame #D…

The world is dying. Will you rage hopelessly against the end or cower in robbed graves in your final days? That's the central question of Mörk Borg, the heaviest metal RPG we have encountered thus far (which says something, considering the connection between Bolt Thrower and…

Building off our recent episode on Chivalry & Sorcery, this week on the Vintage RPG Podcast we look at another realistic medieval RPG world, N. Robin Crossby's Hârn. Unlike C&S, though, Hârn was originally created as a system agnostic setting. That'd change later, with the H…

(Repost from December 12, 2018; revised) Dragon 36’s cover is by one of my faves, Dean Morrissey. This guy does dark like nobody else. This is positively murky. The petrified mage is spooky as all get out and I get pleasantly Grey Mouser vibes from the swordsman. ¶ Morrissey…

The Guardians series of novels by Peter Saxon (not a real person – Saxon was a house name that several authors wrote under) isn’t in Appendix N, but The Haunting of Alan Mais (1968) has a great cover painting by Jeffrey Catherine Jones so I figured why not? ¶ The Guardians b…

Deathwatch on the Bayou (1985) is two standalone scenarios. The first is a pretty predictable zombie tale, though it is rather unpredictable that the zombie master is a headless, handless corpse that can send swarms of flies out of its wounds. Shades of Candyman. Didn’t see …

Dungeon 27 (Jan/Feb 1991) has one of my favorite covers, by Tom Miller. Dracolichs are cool. Except…that isn’t a dracolich. It is a dragon under the effects of the spell Flesh to Air. It's weird. ¶ #RPG #TTRPG #TabletopRPG #roleplayinggame #DnD #DungeonsAndDragons #DungeonMa…