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Tag Archives: rpg
Villagesong RPG Review
Villagesong by By Vee Hendro & Storybrewers Santi and Arjun watched the river, not looking at each other. There was enough peace between then that they could meet and talk about what to do since the bridges between their villages … Continue reading
RPG Quest 2023 – February
I’ve realised I haven’t posted how I’ve been doing in my quest to read every RPG I’ve Kickstarted, so here’s February’s offerings. The first month went pretty well. This one dragged. My RPG reading happens all over the place and … Continue reading
Posted in General, rpg
Tagged atlas games, Capitalites, cavalry games, exalted, extreme Meatpunks forever, Feng shui 2, john wick, last days of Anglekite, magpie games, oli jeffery, onyx path, our shores, play dirty 2, rpg, rpg quest, Samuel Mui, sinister beard, ten candles, time cellist, wheel tree press
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RPG Quest 2023 – January
I’ve been reading my way through all of the roleplaying games I’ve backed on Kickstarter. Some will get full reviews online either on Who Dares Rolls or on this blog. I thought I’d share some of my thoughts about what … Continue reading
Indie RPGs to look out for in 2023
It’s the start of another year and there are so many roleplaying games out there already, not to mention so many due to be released in the year to come. There will always be surprises and blind spots, but I thought I would have a look and share a few that have caught my attention. Continue reading
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Tagged agon, arkham herald, black armada games, blades in the dark, chaosium, darkmouth university, deathmatch island, evil hat productions, gauntlet publishing, girl by moonlight, hellwhalers, hollows, lovecraftesque, machine age games, monster of the week, moonlight vile, pendragon, plasmodics, public access, rowan rook and decard, rpg, silt verses
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RPG Quest 2023
I love a weird quest, so it’s time to work out a new one. In 2021 I played every board game in my collection. It helped me discover some games I’d not played before, dust off some forgotten classics and … Continue reading
Welcome to Faked Tales!
Welcome, I’m Charlie Etheridge-Nunn, a writer and waffler about various things like comics and games in all forms. Explosion High & Mad Robot Comics First of all, I write comics at Mad Robot. If you see us at conventions you … Continue reading
Who Dares Roles: Zinequest Zine-Fest
It’s Zinequest 3! Zinequ3st? Either way, it’s the start of a month of fascinating, weird projects on Kickstarter. I’ve recorded a video about two projects I’ve backed, several active ones I’m interested in and some which have since come out. … Continue reading
Who Dares Roles: Cyberpunks and Missing Teens
My second video for Who Dares Roles ran a little long, but covered a good amount of RPG content. My copy of Alice is Missing (which I’ve now had a chance to virtually play and will review after another playthrough) … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice is Missing, CBR+PNK, cyberpunk red, rpg, who dares roles, who dares rolls
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Who Dares Roles: I make videos now!
Hey, I’ve started doing something new for Who Dares Rolls. Yes, I’ve pivoted to video. I write reviews and general chatter about indie RPGS as well as the occasional board game. Until recently we had a podcast, but busy schedules … Continue reading
The Top 36 RPGs I Played in 2020, in Alphabetical Order – Part Three (Green Dawn Mall to Masks: A New Generation)
My list of RPGs I played or ran this year continues, with a few I’ve reviewed, a few I haven’t and some general fun experiences to share. Green Dawn Mall This was part of Zinequest, and I regret not backing … Continue reading
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Tagged green Dawn mall, history dig live, ihunt, lasers and feelings, last fleet, legacy of Dragonholt, Masks, masks a new generation, rpg, the machine
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