Are you a role-player, board-gamer or card-gamer? We’re looking for the best recipe you’ve used to feed your friends on game night. Anything from simple snacks or finger food (not actual fingers please), to D20 shaped muffins, full meals or “health potion” cocktails.

Chicken Kebabs over the fire. Sign me up!

Your recipe will feature on risingphoenixgames.com, so please include your name and a short bio. We’d love to know where you’re from and what you’re playing at the moment. Please note that by sending in your recipe, you give us the right to publish it on the website or in a book later on, with your bio and name acknowledged of course.

Drive Thru RPG is currently having a sale on Old School RPG’s. You can check out the sale here, and use this coupon code to get 15% off featured titles: OSRF711F2.

One of the hot topics for Pathfinder fans at the moment is the Pathfinder Online Kickstarter. This sandbox MMO, built by Goblinworks Inc., sister company of Paizo, has some nice rewards on offer. Even if you don’t play digital (and good for you) there’s something to catch your interest. Checkout the Crowdforger PDF Superpack, which includes work by yours truly, or the Emerald Spire Super Dungeon.

If you’ve never tried the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game or pen and paper role-playing games then check out the Beginners Box, which includes everything you need to get started.

Green Ronin announced today the launch of their first Kickstarter project. The Mutants & Masterminds 10 Year Anniversary Edition! And it has almost reached their funding goals!

Lunatic Labyrinth, a neat little one-on-one or solo adventure for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game is now available on Paizo.com. The PDF is only $3.13 and includes a re-usable maze tile set. While the adventure is set in Avernos, you can easily include the adventure in just about any fantasy setting with minimal effort.

Recently I released Claustrophobia!, the game of gnome mayhem on-board a terrestrial submarine headed for the Earth’s core and certain doom. The game is currently in play testing until the end of July this year. In Claustrophobia! you can use garden gnomes found in the wild (or bought at a store) as your “character sheet” and so today I’ll review some of the coolest garden gnomes out there.

Comments were down for some time, sorry. I guess no one could tell me because no one could comment. Anyway, the good news is that you can comment again. Hopefully I’ll be able to manage the ton of spam this blog was getting and not have to use a plugin again.

Tidy Tidy

In other news, I’ve tidied up some posts to make things a little easier on you. I’m working towards making this blog truly awesome, so leave a comment if there’s anything you’d like to see on this blog.

Star Players

Our current series is all about players. You can check out the first two posts here and here. Next we’ll look at getting to grip with the rules, so stay tuned.

Learn hiragana the easy way with Kanji Flipper

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