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July 27, 2022 by Jeremy Mohler

Outland Entertainment to bring the VIKINGVERSE to digital life with Roll20

When The Wolf Comes is a game of storytelling, heroism, and epic struggle set during a reimagined Norse End of Days. A complete stand alone roleplaying game, the When The Wolf Comes Compendium provides everything you need to create and play characters, form warbands in pursuit of fame and plunder, and tell sci-fi sagas with your friends.

June 28, 2022 by Jeremy Mohler

Outland Entertainment announces When the Wolf Comes, a Norse-themed RPG with a Sci-Fi twist

New table-top RPG utilizes Robert J. Schwalb’s Shadow of the Demon Lord rules and is based on Ian Sharpe’s popular Vikingverse books and comics

April 28, 2022 by Tara Cloud Clark

Outland Entertainment Acquires Christopher Helton’s Action Heroes RPG

Outland Entertainment is proud to announce the acquisition of Christopher Helton’s Action-Heroes: Adventure RPG. Action-Heroes is a cinematic toolkit role-playing

April 21, 2022 by Jeremy Mohler

Outland Entertainment Acquires Pocket Odyssey & Dice Odyssey

Outland Entertainment announces the acquisition of both Pocket Odyssey and Dice Odyssey.

April 7, 2022 by Alana Abbott

Outland Entertainment Acquires Cupcake Dragon for Children’s Game and Book

Outland Entertainment announces the forthcoming card game and picture book collection, Cupcake Dragon.

March 31, 2022 by Tara Cloud Clark

Outland Acquires Audacity Interactive’s Scarlet Republics

Outland Entertainment is happy to announce the acquisition of the transmedia rights to the turn-based tactical RPG Scarlet Republics. We will bring its Renaissance-inspired world to new life in tabletop gaming. Scarlet Republics was developed by Audacity Interactive, a Denmark-based independent game studio.

January 20, 2022 by Christopher Helton

Worldbuilders- A Discussion About Setting in RPGs

There are basically two ways to approach introducing a setting in a role-playing game: implicit and explicit. The explicit setting is what you are probably most familiar with, but the implicit setting still has its fans among gamers and designers. So, what’s the difference? Read more to find out.