Kyoudai Games is looking to expand all three of their RPGs, Tunderscape: The World of Aden, Infinity's Edge, and Tiny Legacies. They're looking to publish new sourcebooks for each. And instead of doing a Kickstarter for each, they've decided to give you all three in one campaign.

From the campaign:

Hello, and welcome to the sixth Kickstarter for Kyoudai Games! We're so happy to have you here with us, and we hope you'll like what you see. This is a unique Kickstarter for us, in that it is creating not one but three different books, one for each of our game lines. By combining them together into a single campaign, we thought it would be easier for people to pick and choose what they like and allow us to get those things to you as quickly as possible! So let's get right into the fun stuff so you can see what we have on offer for you. It's like a buffet of awesomeness!

Kyoudai Games is proud to have ongoing publishing for a number of different game lines, but we have three that dominate most of our releases: Thunderscape TinyD6, Tiny Legacies, and Infinity's Edge. The first two use the TinyD6 system, which we have licensed from our good friends at Gallant Knight Games (makers of many magnificent games you should absolutely check out at your first available opportunity), while Infinity's Edge uses a unique system found nowhere else! 

The goal of this campaign is to produce a new sourcebook for each of those three lines. These books are already written, and the final art ordered for all of them should arrive at roughly the same time as this campaign ends, meaning that these books will go to layout very, very shortly after your pledge is processed, if not slightly beforehand. The books vary from 12,000 to 15,000 words (roughly 40 pages) and will take the form of a 5.5 by 8.5 inch book in full color (for Thunderscape or Infinity's Edge) or black & white (for Tiny Legacies). At public release, these books will retail for about $6 per PDF and about $12 or thereabouts for a POD. This means, of course, that you are saving money if you pledge and get them here on Kickstarter, which is always something we look for when backing a campaign. If you purchase a PDF, there is no additional charge at all when the Kickstarter is fulfilled. If you purchase a print-on-demand copy, you'll have to pay shipping (as will anyone who purchases it after, obviously), as well as the print cost. DriveThruRPG's price calculator currently places that fee at $2.62 for a color book, and $2.03 for a black and white book. Combined with your $8 pledge, that still saves you a couple of bucks compared to the post-release price, and you'll get it sooner, too!

The campaign's about halfway to its goal with 11 days left to go.

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Another week, another set of pre-releases available from Games Workshop. But what about this upcoming week? Well, there's yet a whole new set of pre-releases coming. This time around, it's Grey Knights and Tzeentch for 40k. There's some new Blood Bowl. And there's even some Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game figures on the way.

From the article:

You know the drill. It’s Sunday, and we’re here to show you all the shiny stuff that’ll be available to pre-order from next week – and Throne, is it a big one. Let’s take a cheeky peek at what’s coming up.

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Do you really want a retro-style RPG but all the ones you've found are all rather same-y? Well, Neoclassical Greek Revival - Acidic Edition might just be for you. It's a retro-style game that doesn't fall into the same format traps as others. This game is up on Kickstarter now.

From the campaign:

Neoclassical Geek Revival (NGR) is a fantasy roleplaying game. Many reviews of it have been completed over the years, but the core purpose that differentiates it from things like retroclones (beyond that it is not an OGL game) is that it is focused on player driven shenanigans. It has different mechanics for class, conflict, stealth, magic, and experience which create a wildly different play experience while maintaining the old school adventure vibe.

We are out of copies and so we decided to do another print run, and this time a full fledged off-set print run.  While we are at it we decided to do some updates to make it easier to pick up for new players by recruiting FM Geist of Mothership fame to help with improved layout.  It features art by Chris Huth and Dyson Logos.

 We have also created a Content Guide full of useful tools to help Referees, featuring art by Alex Mayo. 

The campaign's over 2x funded with 29 days left to go.

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Tired of all the regular RPG settings? Want something a little different for your players to explore around in? Then you'll want to check out the The Travellers Guide to Prymordia Kickstarter. This setting guide is system-neutral, so no matter what rules set you're using, you can add it on in.

From the campaign:

Within these pages you will find overviews of the various regions of Prymordia, and information on its locations, people and creatures to enrich an established roleplaying game or as a gateway to new stories and adventures of your own in the ever growing setting of Prymordia.

• Details of the various races that can be found within the Nightfall Empire and beyond.
• A compendium of creatures great and small, descriptions of their habits and their place in the ecosystem.
• Towns, cities, landmarks and oddities (constructed, natural and unnatural) for all your sight-seeing and exploration needs.
• Maps! Battle maps & region maps (powered by DungeonFog)!

The campaign's halfway to its goal with 53 days left to go. Yeah, you've got some time to save up your nickels for this one.

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Games Workshop has new Sisters of Battle and House Delaque pre-releases available to order over in their webshop. So, why is this tagged as a Terrain Corner? Because there's also a big, new, sci-fi terrain kit and terrain cards that you can order as well.

From the article:

This week we answer the age-old Warhammer conundrum: how many Battlezones could a Battle Sister battle over if they were both up for pre-order this week? More than a few, we reckon… 

In fact, you can discover the answer to our tongue-twister today, as a planetary tithe’s worth of 41st Millennium goodies is now available to pre-order, including four terrain kits, a deck of terrain cards, and a clutch of brilliant Adepta Sororitas units. 

On top of that, new dice, tactics, cards, and rules for House Delaque have arrived for Necromunda. Reinforcements for Delaque gangs are also up for pre-order today in the nightmare-fuelling form of Nacht-Ghuls, Psy-Gheists, and Piscean Spektors, AND we’ve got an all-new set of plastic weapons for House Orlock to boot.

Let’s begin with the reinforcements for the Adepta Sororitas.

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Just about all of us have missed a Kickstarter we meant to back. The money wasn't there at the time. We missed the reminder. Whatever. Thankfully, there's often a chance to late pledge to it. And that's where Goblin King Games is now with their latest Moonstone Kickstarter. You can still head over and get all the exclusives and special pricing. But don't be late again.

From the announcement:

Did you or a friend miss out on The Arising Kickstarter? Well it's not too late! We have now opened up late backing via our pledge manager, Backerkit. All exclusive and limited edition items are available, but be quick: late backing will close for good on August the 20th!

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Earth is going to be attacked. That means, we should all prepare ourselves with some <whoop! whoop! whoop!> yes, giant robots. Catalyst Game Labs is previewing the table of contents of the upcoming ilClan sourcebook as well as updating its release date.

From the preview:

The ilClan is nigh, and we wanted to get you ready for the assault on Terra with an exclusive preview of the sourcebook’s table of contents! You’ll find them as images below.

Remember, this sourcebook will be available as a hardcover, full-color print volume and as a PDF from the Catalyst Game Labs web shop on Friday, August 6, and through retail outlets on Wednesday, August 11.

This book has been a long time in the making, and we are beyond excited to get it into your hands!

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The latest batch of figures is now available from Corvus Belli. Head over and check out these new Infinity kits to add to your squads.

From the post:

The new products of the month are out, and after knowing a little more about Varanguian Guard and Trinitarian Tertiaries, we leave you here some background of Shàn Jí Invincibles, 6th Airborne Reg. and Cyberghosts.

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The new edition of Kill Team is almost upon us. These skirmish games can be played in several ways. That includes a new narrative campaign that you and your fellow players can progress along as you battle it out. We get a look at this campaign in this preview.

From the article:

One of our favourite things about Warhammer 40,000 is the choice of game modes on offer, going from fighting intense competitive showdowns one day to writing a new chapter in our army’s ongoing story the next. Kill Team, too, gives you multiple ways to play, and following on from our look at matched play games on Wednesday we’re diving deep into the world of narrative play Spec Ops campaigns today.

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Longtime readers know that my favorite miniatures are the ones that stretch the bounds of the term "miniature." The Colossals are just such figures and Infernal players in Warmachine have not just one but two new colossals that they can now add to their collection.

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To break the valiant defense of those occupying the portal at Henge Hold, the infernal masters summoned something truly terrifying. The rituals took time and numerous sacrifices, but once completed, it brought forth these new behemoth horrors torn from the fabric of reality. With each massive step they took, the ground quaked, and their mere presence caused an aura of dread strong enough to disable all but the most stalwart heroes.

It’s the day all infernalists have been waiting for: both the Guardian and Harvester of Souls are now available. These models are part of the Black Anchor Heavy Industries (BAHI) line, so they are available only directly through our webstore. But before you jump directly over to the store, I’ll go over the rules for these two Colossal horrors and some of the development process for making them come to life.

Before getting to the first Colossal horror, I want to let you know that in forthcoming errata, we’ll add a slight update to how Colossal horrors work in general. For now, it is important to note that they effectively work exactly like Colossal warjacks and Gargantuan warbeasts, though they aren’t actually either warjacks or warbeasts. They will have new rule names (and will refer to Colossal horrors exclusively) but will use the same text as the rules on page 73 of the rulebook: Controlling a Gargantuan, Gargantuan Movement, Great Beast, Massive, and Ranged Attacks While in Melee.

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