Supplement Supplemental! – Special Edition: Four Signposts To Chaosium’s Future

Time for another stab at my regular feature where I look over a cluster of game supplements all in one go. Usually I just use this for putting out reviews I don’t fancy doing as their own article for whatever reason, but this time I’ve got more of a theme going on – each of these Chaosium supplements tells us, I think, interesting things about their current strategy for their RPG lines. A Chaosium that actually has a strategy feels like something of an anomaly for those of us who came into the hobby in the time when Charlie Krank was calling the shots there, but Greg Stafford and Sandy Petersen put Moon Design in charge of the company for a reason: as well as being fans, they also had shown themselves to have some business sense. Is that translating to sensible plans for their game lines? Let’s take the temperature and see. (No Pendragon this time, but fear not – I’ve got another article coming soon looking at a bunch of new releases.) Lands of RuneQuest: Sartar (RuneQuest) This is a…

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