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Blade Runner RPG: Fiery Angels Is Out Now

Blade Runner RPG: Fiery Angels Is Out Now

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The first expansion to Free League’s Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game is officially out. Fiery Angels is the name, and it’s listed as “Case File 02” because the scenario included with the base game, Electric Dreams, is considered Case File 01. There will be a Case File 03 at some point. Says Free League, “This new investigation starts off with the Blade Runners assigned to question a suspect arrested while trying to infiltrate the Wallace Corporation Memory Vaults. The case leads the team down a perilous path that explores the boundaries of Replicant technology and its consequences. The player characters need to contend with an array of physical, mental, and moral challenges.” This scenario was written by Tomas Härenstam and Joe LeFavi (lead designers of Blade Runner RPG) and illustrated by Martin Grip, David Brasgalla, and Eelco Sebring. Fiery Angels comes in a big box set with all these things inside: A beautifully illustrated and detailed scenario book with locations, characters, events, and leads to follow. Eleven handouts, including a

Blade Runner RPG: Fiery Angels Coming April 2

Blade Runner RPG: Fiery Angels Coming April 2

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We’ve at last got a solid release date for Fiery Angels, the first expansion to Free League’s Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game. You’ll be able to go on this noir-punk adventure as soon as April 2. Fiery Angels is listed as “Case File 02” because the scenario included with the base game, Electric Dreams, is considered Case File 01. Says Free League, “This new investigation starts off with the Blade Runners assigned to question a suspect arrested while trying to infiltrate the Wallace Corporation Memory Vaults. The case leads the team down a perilous path that explores the boundaries of Replicant technology and its consequences. The player characters need to contend with an array of physical, mental, and moral challenges.” This scenario was written by Tomas Härenstam and Joe LeFavi (lead designers of Blade Runner RPG) and illustrated by Martin Grip, David Brasgalla, and Eelco Sebring. Fiery Angels comes in a big box set with all these things inside: A beautifully illustrated and detailed scenario book with locations, characters, events,

ALIEN The Roleplaying Game Now Supported By Demiplane

ALIEN The Roleplaying Game Now Supported By Demiplane

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Free League announced today the RPG digital companion app Demiplane now offers support for their ALIEN roleplaying game. Said support comes in the form of the ALIEN RPG NEXUS, an official digital supplement to the game. Demiplane is an app that enhances tabletop roleplaying games by providing easy-to-access digital versions of the rules, mechanics and systems on your phone or tablet. Their support of ALIEN: The Roleplaying Game means the following features are now accessible: ● The core rules to play and create your own space adventure ● A state-of-the-art character creation system and interactive character sheet ● A digital game compendium that contains all of the Careers, Alien Species, Spacecrafts, and more to make playing and running the game easier than ever ● Immersive, in-world artifacts to incorporate into your sessions ● Digital dice mechanics ● And much more Introduced in 2019, ALIEN: The Roleplaying Game is set in a time frame shortly after the events of Aliens, The game promises to “propel players into the vast possibilities of

Dragonbane Bestiary Now Available

Dragonbane Bestiary Now Available

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After months of teasing, Free League has finally released the Dragonbane Bestiary — an expansion book for the Dragonbane RPG that adds 63 additional, never before seen monsters to the roster. The creatures of Dragonbane Bestiary are brought to life by artists Johan Egerkrans and David Brasgalla. The book contains info for nine new playable kin, each with their own unique ability, and as with Dragonbane itself, there are both physical and digital versions of the Bestiary. The physical is now available both in a standard edition and in a premium Collector’s Edition with a faux leather cover and gold foil print. Oh, will no good deed go unpunished? I suppose time will tell, but right now things are looking bleak indeed. I have wandered, ridden, climbed, crawled, and swum all over this earth; I have spoken with all manners of creatures, observed, analyzed, and recorded almost everything worth knowing about the people and beings of the world. And yet here I am, unthanked and crouched in a godforsaken crevice,

Coriolis: The Great Dark Roleplaying Game Announced

Coriolis: The Great Dark Roleplaying Game Announced

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If you enjoyed Free League’s Coriolis – The Third Horizon, we have some good news: the company just announced a sequel, Coriolis: The Great Dark, is now in development. The original Coriolis was Free League’s first original sci-fi RPG — though it started out as an independent creation. Coriolis: The Third Horizon was conceived by game designers Mattias Johnsson Haake, Mattias Lilja and Martin Grip. The game is set in a remote cluster of star systems called The Third Horizon — a place ravaged by conflicts and war, but also home to proud civilizations, both new and old. Here, the First Come colonists of old worship the Icons, while the newly arrived Zenithians pursue an aggressive imperialistic agenda through trade and military power. Free League purchased the rights to the game in 2020, and developed several expansions over the next few years. Now it’s time for a sequel! Coriolis: The Great Dark launches you into a harsh, remote corner of space – The Lost Horizon. “Here, a fledgling human civilization

Free League’s 2024 Game Portfolio

Free League’s 2024 Game Portfolio

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Free League Publishing just sent us a list of everything they plan to release in the 2024 calendar year. Keep in mind they might have an unrevealed surprise or two waiting within that time. In fact, we’d guess as much, because currently their schedule only has two brand-new products set for release, and they’re ones we’ve known are coming for a while. In the second quarter of 2024 Free League will release Mutant Year Zero: Zone Wars, the latest installment of the long-running tabletop classic. “Lead a band of mutant Stalkers into the Zone and fight others to scavenge artifacts from the Ancients,” FL  describes. “Stake out your claim in the post-apocalyptic wasteland – or die trying. Designed to be played by up to four players, Zone Wars is all about embracing mayhem and emergent narrative to create a fun and fast-flowing experience.” In the third quarter of 2024 we’ll finally get The Electric State, the hyped-up RPG from the creators of Tales From The Loop. It is set in

Dragonbane Bestiary Targeted For February 27 Release

Dragonbane Bestiary Targeted For February 27 Release

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Dragonbane was released by Free League last year: a remake of a classic Swedish TTRPG that’s been made available globally for the first time. The game’s first expansion was announced a couple months later: Dragonbane Bestiary, an additional volume that will introduce 63 additional monsters to the roster. The creatures of Dragonbane Bestiary are brought to life by artists Johan Egerkrans and David Brasgalla. The book will contain info for nine new playable kin, each with their own unique ability, and as with Dragonbane itself, there will be both physical and digital versions of the Bestiary book. The physical will be available both in a standard edition and in a premium Collector’s Edition with a faux leather cover and gold foil print. An optional, but snazzy cardboard Standee Set will include all the creatures of the Bestiary, for use on a battle map that will be released the same day. A hardback version of the Dragonbane Rulebook is also coming, and like the Bestiary it too will be produced in

Mutant Year Zero: Ad Astra Coming February 13

Mutant Year Zero: Ad Astra Coming February 13

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One of Free League’s longest-running RPGs is Mutant: Year Zero, based on the classic Swedish TTRPG Mutant which was first released back in 1984. The Free League version has received several expansions, and the latest, titled Ad Astra, takes the series where it’s never gone before — outer space. A February 13 release date was just announced for the game. The world of Year Zero post-apocalyptic, and until now has been grounded on the remains of Earth, because who would be able to access the technology to escape it? Someone must’ve figured out a way, however, because this particular subset of the Mutant world has you exploring space stations orbiting high above the planet. Through the tiny portholes of the space capsule, you see the city hanging weightlessly beneath the stars –  like a huge hanging mobile over Earth, the poisoned cradle of humanity. Drawing closer, it becomes clear that there is something wrong with this star city. You float past large holes, torn wires, and cracked satellite dishes. It

Vaesen: A Nordic Horror Weekend Starts Today

Vaesen: A Nordic Horror Weekend Starts Today

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This week, Free League and the Alchemy Virtual Tabletop have teamed up to bring you VAESEN: A NORDIC HORROR WEEKEND — five days of free virtual gaming where anyone can play. The event starts today, the day Vaesen’s full content module officially becomes available on the Alchemy platform. To play, all participants have to do is sign up on StartPlaying and head to the designated spot. “Experienced Gamemasters are ready to guide them through immersive mysteries within the Mythic North, regardless of their experience with Alchemy, Vaesen, or tabletop roleplaying games,” says Free League. In other words, if you’ve never tried this game, today’s the perfect opportunity. Vaesen was first introduced in 2020 and has since gained spinoffs and expansions. The RPG’s world is based in Nordic folklore and the old myths of Scandinavia, as well as the creations of Swedish illustrator and author Johan Egerkrans. In Vaesen, you and your friends play paranormal investigators in the 19th century who happen to be somewhat paranormal themselves. You have the gift

Throne of Thorns Announced For Ruins of Symbaroum 5E

Throne of Thorns Announced For Ruins of Symbaroum 5E

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Two new expansions are on the way for Free League’s TTRPG Ruins of Symbaroum, and one is so big this isn’t even all of it. The new campaign book The Throme Of Thorns will be released in two halves — only Part 1 has been announced for release. Let’s cover Throne of Thorns first. Part 1 is compatible with the 5E ruleset and the Ruins of Symbaroum core rulebooks (you’ll need one of them). The hardcover book will be over 200 pages long, pack lots of color illustrations, and contain the following: The two full-length adventures Wrath of the Warden and The Witch Hammer, for characters of levels 7–9. More than 20 color maps, detailing adventure locations in towns, forests, and ruins. Over 50 stat blocks, covering non-player characters of different types – monsters, potential allies or adversaries, as well as famous/notorious individuals. A dozen journey events that can be used to make the characters’ travels in the forest even more exciting. A dozen handouts to be used during play,

Free League Announces Partnership For Printable Dragonbane Miniatures

Free League Announces Partnership For Printable Dragonbane Miniatures

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If you have access to a 3D printer (lucky), you no doubt have thought it might be useful to create original elements of a tabletop RPG campaign. Free League thinks so too, and they’ve just announced a partnership with with MyMiniFactory and Titan Forge to create a subscription service for just that sort of product. The service is called The Adventure and it works like this: you pay a fee and you get 3D printable files of heroes and monsters each month. The current catch is that they’re only meant for one game:  Free League’s own Dragonbane. Dragonbane was originally released in Scandinavia in 1982 under the title “Drakar och Demoner” and became the first TTRPG to reach hit status in that country. The narrative behind Dragonbane is not an entirely serious one, and some adventures can get downright silly, but that doesn’t mean the game is easy — far from it. Dragonbane is reportedly quite challenging and the situations it conjures are tense. Should you subscribe to The Adventure, you’ll

The Walking Dead Universe RPG Review – How Many PC Deaths Await You?

The Walking Dead Universe RPG Review – How Many PC Deaths Await You?

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Walker slaying and gruesome death await you in this Walking Dead Universe RPG review Free league are fast becoming a household name in the RPG community. Have they got another hit? Find out in this Walking Dead Universe RPG review. The Swedish publisher is famous for releasing high quality, easy to learn, quick to table, and most importantly; fun RPG games. Also renown for acquiring big budget IPs, they have done it again with the acquisition of AMC’s The Walking Dead TV series. Free League and AMC’s; The Walking Dead Universe RPG Review Free league have created some big name IPs into great RPGs. The Lord of the Rings, Blade Runner, and Alien to name a few. Their latest attempt is the Walking Dead series from AMC. I was a fan of the show for a long time myself, but fell out of love with it in the later seasons.  In this Walking Dead Universe RPG review, I will be covering only the core rule book in digital format. If

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