In this Flip Through Matt Takes a look at Rifts Ultimate Edition. He chats about everything from art, to new rules, and the layout of the book.
I realize that this book has been out some time now, but I felt this could be beneficial for newer players.
PAIZO RETURNS TO FREE RPG DAY WITH OFFICIAL STARFINDER ALIEN PREVIEW MANUAL
REDMOND, WA (June 13, 2017): Paizo Inc., publisher of the award-winning Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and Pathfinder Adventure Card Game, is proud to return to Free RPG Day as a Platinum-level sponsor with Starfinder: First Contact, an exclusive first look at more than a dozen creatures from the highly anticipated forthcoming science fantasy RPG Starfinder. More than 10,500 Starfinder: First Contact manuals have been provided to friendly local game stores participating in Free RPG Day and will be available June 17, while supplies last.
The Starfinder Roleplaying Game releases in August 2017, but the first aliens will land on Free RPG Day in Starfinder: First Contact, a 16-page manual previewing otherworldly foes, from the asteroid-dwelling sarcesians who ride solar winds on wings of light, to technomagical undead horrors capable of ruling forever as the sinister Bone Sages of Eox. Starfinder: First Contact includes:
For more information about Starfinder, visit paizo.com/starfinder.
About Paizo Inc.
Paizo Inc. is publisher of the award-winning Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Pathfinder Adventure Card Game, Pathfinder Tales novels, as well as board games and accessories. The Pathfinder world, in which players take on the role of brave adventurers fighting to survive in a world beset by magic and evil, is currently translated into eight languages, and has been licensed for comic book series, graphic novels, toys, and apparel. Paizo.com is also a leading online hobby retail store, offering tens of thousands of products from a variety of publishers to customers all over the world.
Fireside Games is thrilled to announce the release of Kaiju Crush on November 1, 2017. Designed by Tim Armstrong and Justin De Witt (creator of Castle Panic), Kaiju Crush is a light strategy game with limited grid movement, shared objectives, and intransitive combat on a modular board.
Players choose 1 of 4 giant monsters to play and proceed to crush buildings and fight other kaiju for victory points. On each player’s turn, they choose to play either their own Movement Card or the Shared Movement Card to land on and crush a City Tile (a building). The player picks up the City Tile and drops a Territory Marker in its place. City Tiles score different points and Territory Markers can yield victory points based on Objective Cards, such as connected or unconnected Territory Markers, the number of City Tile Groups a player claims, and shapes created on the city grid.
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