This early access to Pugmire has gotten me even more interested in picking up the game once it's completed. It gives a good idea of what the rules and the world will be like and I can't wait to see more.

A nice preview of various characters from the Iron Gate Universe. It definitely makes me interested in picking up future publications.

I continue to be a big fan of the Storm and Shield series. The series is a good reference source for adventures of all kinds and Galatic Gadgets is no exception to this. I highly recommend checking out the entire set.

Between the high quality artwork, the easy to follow to design, and the dozens and dozens of plot hooks, this is an excellent book for anyone looking for inspiration for a Conan or Lost World feel.

The game wasn't what I expected from the title, but I was pleasantly surprised on the depth and interesting nature of the premise and backstory of the game. Definitely worth a look if you're looking for a good dark science fiction setting.

The preview just has the character of Sinder Ella in it, but I definitely can't wait for the finished product to come out.

Sanctum Secorum is one of the best smaller RPG magazines out there. It's always packed full of useful content and every issues had a different variety of material.

If you're looking for a seemingly normal adventure with some very bizarre antagonists, this is the adventure for you. I had to read it twice to process it. It's definitely not for everyone, but if your players don't mind disturbing monsters, give it a shot.

I found this depiction of RPers to be amusing and look forward to reading further issues.

I really was interested in reading this and the #2 issue but the file was far larger than any other comic I've downloaded so I made the decision to not read it since I wasn't going to keep it or get any more. There was no point of getting interested in it. For a 20 something page comic it was 5 times the size of comics 5 times its length. I'm not sure if that could be addressed.

This is an excellent resource with dozens of different fantasy locations with enough detail to spawn hundreds of adventures. Great for a home brew world or even to add flavor in smaller locations in more familiar gaming worlds.

This feels like it will an excellent game for children to start out RPing. Right now my nephews are a couple of years to young for it but I'm definitely saving the game for when they get old enough to play.

An interesting premise for a story. Definitely makes the reader interested in finding out what came before and what's going happen next.

As usual, the Fat Goblin Gazette delivers loads of useful material for your Vathak campaign and beyond.

Simple to use and handy for both PCs and NPCs that toss the runes in game. A lot easier than trying to keep track my bag of runes that I don't usually use every session.