Rogues: A Blackguards RPG Powered By Tombpunk Released
Outland Entertainment is pleased to announce that Rogues: A Blackguards RPG, powered by Alan Bahr’s Tombpunk, is now available!
OUTLAND ENTERTAINMENT ACQUIRES ALAN BAHR’S TABLETOP RPG RULES SYSTEM TOMBPUNK
Tombpunk is a high-octane, high-action system with a rules-light approach that allows you to enter the world, jump into your adventure, and have a fun and successful campaign with your friends. Bahr developed a classically-inspired roleplaying game with a structure to ensure accessible gameplay while preventing power creep.
Women in Dark Fantasy Have Changed by Linda Robertson
In doing a bit of research looking for a dark-fantasy-related topic for this article, I sought something that I knew
The Secret Origin of “Daughter of Sorrow” by Maurice Broaddus
“Mr. Broaddus, you need to start a Creative Writing Club.” Thus began a four week campaign in which different members
Knaves Has Funded, and Then Some!
Thanks to our awesome backers and readers, the Kickstarter for our anthology, Knaves, has been a success! Four hundred eighty-nine
You Like Me Because I’m a Scoundrel
I remember watching Phantom Menace in the movie theater wondering what the movie was missing. There was awesome Jedi action
Powerful Words from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, by Anton Strout
Anton Strout is the author of urban fantasy, including the Simon Canderous paranormal detective series and the Spellmason Chronicles. He’s
Press Release: Blackguards Anthology Gets Facelift
Outland Entertainment is please to announce a new look and edition for the anthology Blackguards, dividing the book into two volumes and including two never-before-seen stories. Blackguards, originally published by Ragnarok Publications, was a massive volume containing stories from some of the best dark fantasy and grim dark authors in the industry…
Press Release: Announcing Knaves, A New Blackguards Anthology
Outland Entertainment is pleased to announce they will be publishing a new collection of stories where protagonists’ moral compasses don’t always point north, and where villains are the heroes of their own stories.