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Your thoughts on Free RPG Day or remembrances of Paul Lindberg? Send them to opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the writer, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial staff of . KeenGamer: Hailed by players as a Hogwarts simulator, Spellcaster University mixes elements from different genres to create a truly unique gaming experience. If you would like to make a donation to help, here is a link to a GoFundMe campaign. As the only income source in his family, they are under quite a bit of stress right now, both emotionally and financially.
He had a quirky sense of humor (a line from $tarCorp$ was "Fed Ex Rangers, when it absolutely positively has to be blown up overnight! ") and loved the small press aspect of the industry he brought to the table. Though I never met him, I stocked a number of the games he wrote and published over the years including $tar Corp$, Critter Commandos, and Toy War as well as miniatures for the games and several RPGs, such as Vampire Hunter$ and Doomed. I was sorry to read of the passing of Paul Arden Lindberg from a stroke this past Monday. Free RPG Day allows publishers to utilize the distribution capabilities of participating stores to get their rules or sample into interested customer hands.
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Sure, publishers can post the item for free on their website later, but that means the customer must remember the game and take the time to look at it.
However, if you are going to promote your game to customers stopping in at some 500 game stores, sending more than three copies of the item you spent time and money to create to promote your game seems a good idea. I do not have a problem with the paint kits and dice included in the kit, as those are comparatively pricey to produce and assembly. A Familiar Problem: Sprinkle’s Incredible Journey will replay on YouTube, available on Free RPG Day itself, June 25th.Īs I have mentioned in the past, a major problem with Free RPG Day since its inception has been the limited number of items available from some publishers (see " Six Thoughts about Free RPG Day"). Ray is scheduled to run a session using the rules on Critical Role’s Twitch and YouTube channels at 7 pm PDT June 23. Created by Marisha Ray of Critical Role fame and designed by Grant Howitt, this one-page rule set allows the players to take the role of spellcasters’ familiars on their own adventure. One of the cooler items, at least to my thinking, is A Familiar Problem from Darrington Press.
This year’s offerings vary widely with companies providing 5E scenarios, Paizo offering a scenario for Pathfinder 2E (departing from the goblins theme the company has used for the past decade) and another for Starfinder Quickstart rules for Cyberpunk 2077 Iron Kingdoms and Root dice from Q-workshop and Foam Brain and paint kits from WizKids.
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