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The use of various components (zeppelins, cavalry, melee weapons), puts the warfare here into a less familiar but very surreal place.īattling a Zeppelin crewed by the living dead is a unique experience, and Weird Wars 1 delivers on those sorts of stories repeatedly and with the ease and elegance of the Savage Worlds ruleset. The morally grey era of World War 1 is a stark contrast to the more black and white conflicts of World War 2. Weird War I is the perfect fit into the game line and expands to a perfect place. I’m a big Savage World fan and a big fan of their pseudo-historical Weird Wars game line. It’s fun, clever, and beautiful, marrying card game mechanics, roleplaying game fun, and clever design into a wonderful experience. I’ve got a copy on the way, and I can not wait to introduce it to my group. But it’s a card game that tells a RPG like story.

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Well no more! This book is beautiful, full of maps, locations, stories, two new cultures to play, rules for mounted combat, and hits every button for me. I’ve been in love with the culture, vision, and style of Rohan since I read the books as a teen, and my single biggest complaint with TOR has always been the lack of playable cultures. That being said, this book delivers the piece that was always missing, that of Rohan and the Rohirrim.

Cubicle 7 does a great job with the line, and I’m ecstatic with every release they do. I consider it a triumph in the RPG space, and one of the best made and most beautiful games I play and own. If you dig D&D, and you really wanna dive into monsters, this book is perfect.įirst off, my love for The One Ring is entirely unabashed. Additionally, the addition of several new playable races to the D&D 5e ruleset is fantastic. It’s clearly a labor of love from game designers who love what they do, and want to share that with fans. Entire page spreads dedicated to details about monsters, where they live, their cultures, and so much more. Volo’s is a book best described as luxurious. So, there was a small slew of Dungeons & Dragons 5e product this year (all of which is excellent), but Volo’s stood out. It was hard to choose the best of list, and there are many more I wish I could mention.

This is simply my impressions and responses to products that have come out.Ĭonsider these recommendations, but there are so many great RPGs out there. I don’t review RPG products anymore, but I can certainly tell you what I loved. So, I’m doing a non-review of my favorite RPG products of the year.