System Spotlights

Explore Lancer RPG and master tactical mech combat. Discover how modular licenses, heat management, and mission-first teamwork drive campaigns.

Master the Cypher System and elevate your Numenera campaign. Learn how one-use tech, resource pools, and GM intrusions fuel discovery-driven play.

Discover seven TTRPGs that deserve a TV or movie adaptation. Learn how their unique gameplay mechanics could shape the next major Hollywood franchise.

Learn how Mothership RPG delivers sci-fi horror with minimal prep using rules-light stress and panic mechanics that keep sessions fast, tense, and deadly.

Call of Cthulhu explained for D&D/Pathfinder fans: investigation-first play, Sanity rules, lethal combat, and how scenarios use clues, handouts, and time.

Compare Pathfinder 2e vs D&D 5e vs Deadlands with practical table impact on character builds, combat pacing, and what each system rewards.

Pathfinder is a popular fantasy tabletop role-playing game launched in 2009, emerging from Paizo Publishing’s previous connections with Dungeons & Dragons. It developed as a response to player dissatisfaction with D&D’s 4th edition. Pathfinder's customizable characters and mechanics contributed to its rise, briefly surpassing D&D in sales between 2011 and 2014.

Dungeons & Dragons has reigned as the quintessential tabletop role-playing game (TTRPG) for a really long time because of its epic quests and immersive storytelling. I would truly recommend it to any fantasy fan out there.

Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder are some of the most popular tabletop RPGs out there and rightfully so - both offer players the chance to embark on epic adventures, battle horrifying monsters, and explore amazing worlds full of magic and wonder.

In recent years I have noticed that more and more DnD players are interested in games such as Deadlands. The wild west experience is, from my perspective, something that will…