Author: Loira

From Momatoes comes Astounding Tales and the Gods who Sing Them, a competitive 3-5 player storytelling game where the winner’s tales are remembered throughout time, while the rest fade into obscurity.

From Basil Wright comes Well Wishers, a narrative-focused, roleplay-heavy supernatural game, dealing with humanity’s attempts to avert the apocalypse.

From No Names Games and Shouting Crow comes Wandsand Lasers, a rules-lite solo game about a series of ridiculous fights.

From Awfully Queer Heroes, Saphyx Spectacular Spell Compendiums provide two spell books with 100 spells in each. As someone who plays casters almost exclusively, I’m always looking for new ways to spice things up and so getting access to this many brand new spells is incredible to me!

From David Jensen (Stories Tavern), Monster Adoption Center is a GMless RPG designed for small groups (2-3) or solo play. Light-hearted, cozy, and open-ended, M.A.C. is straightforward to set up, allowing you to jump right into gameplay!

With a focus on roleplay and exploration, Mystery at the Starlight Festival from La Lionne Publishing is a cozy, low-stakes mystery that will have you eager to explore the region's other seasonal festivals.

I went throught their thread about October's offerings with absolute glee, and wound up picking up a tarot deck and three new games - two of which I'm talking about today!