What is it? The Saga is a free bi-monthly fandom zine. It usually focuses on gaming-related content, but this can branch out into anything within Fandom. What do I need to do? Fill in the form below with your article idea and contact information, and I will contact you. If we are interested, I will … Read more
Cruise through your futuristic city on a large map of a city interstate. About the map This cyberpunk city highway is the heart of the city. Neon lights and holograms of advertisements float over the road, casting a fluorescent glow on the busy street below. The sleek cars driving on the highway move in perfect … Read more
Published by Lone Wanderer Entertainment A zine for the Sagaborn Roleplaying System and other old school RPGs. We are celebrating one year of Saga zine! This past year, we have published amazing stories, articles, and artwork from many talented creators. We are so grateful for all the incredible support we have received, and we look forward to … Read more
I don’t know about you, but to me, heavy metal and D&D just went hand in hand back when we first started. I am not sure if it was the outsider status of both, but I am positive it was not just us. From Black Sabbath’s The Wizard to Frazetta’s paintings on Molly Hatchet, there … Read more
A staple of my routine is listening to the Vintage RPG podcast. Like most good things, I forget how I got exposed to it, but now I can’t imagine not having it as a part of my weekly entertainment. One of the hosts, John Hambone McGuire, is a man of many talents. Game designer, bassist, … Read more
A New Short Story by Dane Clark Collins Description A group of survivors from a shipwreck survive on a small rowboat adrift in an eerily calm sea. An unrelenting fog has robbed them of their sense of direction. Among them are a father and daughter determined to find their way to a mysterious island for … Read more
The last week has been quite a ride! The OGL drama has hit almost all corners of the tabletop industry. But I think the industry will become stronger in the long run. WoTC broke the illusion spell that they were still this hip, cool, indie-loving company. We have now seen behind the spell and witnessed … Read more
So here I am, writing an indie ttrpg game. Again. I am not doing this for ego, money, or fame. I am only doing this to make a streamlined game that I can play with friends that reflects the world of my writing and art. That’s all I ever wanted. I have seen some people … Read more
Well, it seems that the path that many indie developers are taking is to rewrite a d20 system and make it open with creative commons licenses. This got me really excited! Maybe I could work with a new company; collaboration is always great. As I dug in, I started to realize the issue with this … Read more
I am sure everyone has heard the buzz about the new OGL 1.1 . At first, I thought, well, they can do what they want, and I’ll just keep doing my little indie thing. But today, I realized if they can change OGL 1 (and from what I can tell, they can, I listened to … Read more