#ca suleiman

[geekandsundry]

What good are sword & spell against those already dead?

http://geekandsundry.com/this-fantasy-rpg-takes-lord-of-the-rings-and-adds-zombies/

The Lost Citadel is an apocalyptic fantasy role-playing game set in the last city which uses the D&D 5th edition rules set. Hewn together by the minds that brought you games such as Vampire: The Masquerade, I Am Zombie, and the Freeport fantasy setting, it is on Kickstarter right now. The...

[geekandsundry]

The creator of Vampire: The Masquerade is working on a Cthulhu RPG? Yes, you need to know more!

http://geekandsundry.com/youre-the-cultist-in-this-the-cthulhu-rpg-sign-sigil/

Who doesn’t love to play the villain? Mark Rein-Hagen, creator of the legendary Vampire: The Masquerade, is teaming up with Cubicle 7, publisher of stunning products such as Adventures in Middle-earth, to produce CA Suleiman‘s The Unspeakable: Sigil & Sign, a Cthulhu Mythos...

[thespookybookshelf]

Book Review: Halloween Carnival Volume 4 by Brian James Freeman

Book Review: Halloween Carnival Volume 4 by Brian James Freeman

I have no words. This anthology in the Halloween Carnival series was terrible. Literally, the only story that was in any way particularly memorable was The Mannequin Challenge. Even that story wasn’t all that great.

The Mannequin Challengewas the best story in the book. Even then, it seemed like I’d read it before – definitely not in Volume 4 as unlike Volume 1, I’ve only read Volume 4…

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[nerdandtie]

Game Designer C.A. Suleiman Banned From StokerCon Due to Sexual Harassment Allegations

[pauljacobevans]

This Fantasy RPG Takes Lord of The Rings And Adds Zombies http://pje.fyi/PMZ2Qw

[pauljacobevans]

You’re The Cultist In This ‘Unspeakable’ Cthulhu RPG: Sigil & Sign http://pje.fyi/P54JTG

[geekandsundry]

A star-studded selection of game designers answers this question.

http://geekandsundry.com/are-rpgs-art/

Role-playing games are games, that’s certain, but they’re games where the players have to act and tell stories. Furthermore, a role-playing game is infinite, with no “win” condition. RPGs are vibrant, fascinating, and addictive, but are they art? We asked some of our...