ALT Five authors at a table with their sample books in front of them

ALT Last week saw the initial digital release of Triangle Agency, which I backed on Kickstarter. I haven’t had this much fun reading a tabletop RPG book in a long while and I read a lot of ttrpg books. I have taken screenshots to send to friends! Triangle Agency is a sort of Control-meets-Paranoia (the ttrpg) take of the “working for a Mysterious Organization fighting the supernatural” material—it belongs on a shelf next to Apocalypse Keys probably but they’re asking different questions very differently, and bringing a lot of fresh ideas to the genre. And, really, the book itself is so much fun that it’s worth a read even if you don’t plan on playing it (though if so, be careful about the Binding Contract Sentence at the beginning of the GM section). You can buy the digital edition here and download a free demo.

ALT [image desc: DEAD COUNTRY and WICKED PROBLEMS side by side on a rusted barrel.]

ALT A copy of The Practice, the Horizon, and the Chain by Sofia Samatar resting on a white and black striped background.

ALT A copy of Wicked Problems by Max Gladstone standing in front of a yellow background.