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Atheneum: Mystic Library Coming From Renegade

Atheneum: Mystic Library Coming From Renegade

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Renegade Game Studios has announced Atheneum: Mystic Library, a tabletop fantasy game powered by the magic of card drawing. In this adventure, you and your friends play students of a magical school…who forgot to study for a major test. They slacked off all week, it happens tomorrow and they don’t know a thing! Oh, wait….it’s a MAGICAL school. They can just spell the knowledge into their own brains, right? Well, it’s against the rules for obvious reasons. So the students will have to be sneaky. The guard in charge of watching the library at night is willing to break the rules if you scratch his back. This library is a mess, it’s his job to tidy it up, and he’d rather not. If you clean it up for him, straighten and organize the book collection (while absorbing the knowledge in those books magically)….you will both come off spelling like a rose. Er, smelling. Study for your exam with magical books from the library! Organize the shelves while keeping an eye

Kids on Brooms Available for Pre-Order

Kids on Brooms Available for Pre-Order

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Renegade Studios has made Kids on Brooms available for pre-order for $25.00. Those who pre-order the rulebook are also entitled to a PDF copy. The anticipated ship date for the collaborative tabletop game is August 2020. Kids on Brooms is a role-playing game where players each take on the identity of a wizard or witch where they all attend a magic school. It’s a place full of danger, mystery, and adventure. Players will deal with strict professors, wave wands, brew potions, ride brooms, stare down beasts of myth, and cast magic, all while they discover the secrets of the school and its community. Built using the Kids on Bikes framework, Kids on Brooms is a narrative-first storytelling game, with light rules, that’s intended for both new players and veterans of tabletop alive. The game is for two to six players, ages 12 and up. It includes a 100-page full-color softcover rule book. The tabletop RPG was designed by Jonathan Gilmour, Doug Levandowski, and Spenser Starke, with Art by Heather Vaughan.

Bargain Heroes Introduces Sunk Costs Expansion

Bargain Heroes Introduces Sunk Costs Expansion

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In most RPGs you play as the monster-hunting adventurer/warrior, who slays daily to earn his keep and purchase strong armor and goods. In Bargain Heroes, the tabletop game from Renegade Game Studios, you experience the story from the opposite perspective…you’re the shopkeeper that the heroes rely on. This task turns out to be just as difficult as the monster-slaying life, if not harder. Draft item cards to fill your shelves, and make sure everything is well-stocked and available. You’ll also have the other players in the game to think about…each player is tending their own shop, and only the one with the most attractive goods and deals will rope in the wealthiest warriors. Will you go out of business, or become a franchise in every county? Now Bargain Heroes is getting a new expansion: Sunk Costs. This addition throws in a boatload of sailors, nautical shopwares and monsters, along with the new Supply Ships game mode. The expansion isn’t out yet, but you can pre-order it today, and if you

Preorders Now Open For Cat Tower

Preorders Now Open For Cat Tower

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If you’re looking for things to do while stuck at home, a board game about stacking cats sounds like as good an activity as any. Renegade Game Studios is about to release their papercraft game Cat Tower, and preorders opened today. Gameplay is pretty simple. You and your friends (two to six players) are each given a pile of stackable cats. You each roll the dice and take turns stacking the cats on top of each other in the center tower. If any of the cats fall, you have to take them back and try again. The first player to successfully get rid of all their cats is the winner. What’s that, you say….you need a reason to do this? Why do you need a reason to stack cats? It’s because they’re there, that’s why. But if it’s a motive you truly want, Renegade actually wrote a backstory for the game… “Meow! It looks so delicious!” Fatty Catty stares, drooling at the dried fish hung high on the shelf. It’s