Hey, so I'm starting a new tabletop RPG website with @lincodega and @RowanZeoli called Rascal. We're really excited and also nervous for this project, and I'd super appreciate y'all's support!
We're gonna do some cool shit.
Hi, We’re Rascal, a new, independent, reader-supported, worker-owned outlet for journalism about TTRPGs, actual plays, and the people who make them.
We strive to sustainably publish compelling, deeply-reported, and fearlessly honest journalism
We’re also a little cheeky.
The Porters, a board game about Black railway workers fighting to unionise, has triumphed in this year's Zenobia Award - a contest aimed at lifting up game designers from marginalised groups
Full story in the replies:
It’s Aftermath’s first birthday, so we’re having our first-ever birthday sale! From today through November 29, new subscribers can get a month of Aftermath for only $1. https://t.co/meBDWmY7Y4
https://t.co/8FKx0N0gJA
Rascal speaks to game designer and academic, Malcolm Craig, about how the cold war influenced games like Twilight 2000, Gamma World, Morrow Project and Aftermath!
For a Halloween Treat, contributor Aaron Voigt takes us through the labyrinthine corridors of the haunted house genre, and shows how recent tabletop games have been building on well-worn foundations.
https://t.co/KtlcAyl8t8
Back at Gen Con, I spoke with @WCgameco about horror as a film genre and a vein for tabletop design.
As an early Halloween treat, here's the resulting interview and a little peek behind the ominously crest door at what they're working on next!
If you want to help the Rascals get more voices on the site AND make a living wage (especially now that there are four of us) please subscribe if you can!
We're currently at 1476 paying subscribers, just 24 subs away from our next goal!
A months-long investigation into tabletop distributor World of Game Design revealed a company characterized as abusive and predatory. The complete picture includes accounts from over a dozen former clients and employees that chart its rise and fall.
https://t.co/TdfWFvRCSU
@CHofferCBus Layoff numbers also confirmed by a local Rhode Island news affiliate, which mentions Hasbro's efforts to move their physical headquarters to Massachusetts could be part of the decision:
https://t.co/o2Ss69vB3K