The Gaming Den

None of this is going to matter unless, of course, your feeble attempt to try and ruin CGL's chances of getting the license renewed succeeds. Obvious troll is obvious, but let's make the level of incompetence here even more obvious. RPG writers who are paid for their work -- and who depend on that ...

The new company is going to have to hit the ground running, because they will want to have a product to unveil at GenCon in August. And they won't have the deal signed to have the license until May. And with the people left at the old company barely able to feed themselves , the new folks aren't go...

Face-Stabbings and Fortunes.