Did you know KiwiRPG has a mailing list? It’s for KiwiRPG week, giving you reminders, pointing out the best stuff, sharing a few secrets, and then going into hibernation until the next KiwiRPG week.
We’ve just sent out our final email for this year’s KiwiRPG week, and it seems like a good idea to include some of the urgent items right here. CUT AND PASTE POWERS ACTIVATE:
URGENT ITEMS!
Hurry! Hurry! The clock is tickling!
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DriveThruRPG is doing its huge Xmas in July sale right now for another week! As well as all the KiwiRPG titles in the main sale category, many publishers are jumping in with their own special offers, like…
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FSpace Publications have a special bundle on offer throughout the sale period: the Tayana Fantasy Collection of tabletop terrain tiles, character counters, papercraft scenary and STL files! (There’s also a bunch of FSpace RPG science fiction items included in the main Xmas in July sale!)
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Anyone hitting GenCon this year will want to hit the main stage on Saturday (1 August) forDungeons & Darby, as Steve Wrigley gives Rhys Darby his first ever D&D experience!
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VOTE! The CRIT Awards have nominated Gothhoblin’s Thus Spake Agathis (Trophy Dark) for “Best Homebrew, Supplement, or Third Party Content”. Find the voting form is linked on the CRIT Awards website https://www.critawards.org/; Gothhoblin has made a bunch of community copies available if you want to check it out. “Thus Spake Agathis is inspired by the near total decimation of the Kauri forests in New Zealand as a result of European colonisation in the 18th and 19th centuries, along with the Kauri tree’s profound place in Māori mythology as connected to the spiritual realm.”
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One week to go on the Bloodthirst crowdfund! Bloodthirst is a fast-paced vampire roleplaying game built on Gila RPGs’ LUMEN system. Find it on Backerkit here.
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And this kickstarter is launching soon: Sage Council, a comedic story game about being the city council in a fantasy town!
END CUT AND PASTE SECTION! See? Good stuff in there!
(This has been an attempt to encourage signups to the KiwiRPG week email list. Did it work?)