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WE’VE GOT OUR WAYS AND MEANS COVERED 

Get hype and delve deeper into the making of the newest sourcebook for Heart: the City Beneath, with our series of behind the scenes developer blogs for Ways and Means – starting with the cover…

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Free RPG Day? Try Free RPG FOREVER!

It’s Free RPG Day on 21st June! It’s happening at a game store near you! There’s so much cool stuff in the big box of goodies this year! Notably, there’s nothing from us in there,…

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On Pride, and on Anger

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It’s June, which means it’s time once again for us to remind the world that (a) queer people exist and (b) many of us at RR&D are them. Last year we wrote a piece about…

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No Rezzes: The Godbinder

Our latest volume of DIE RPG: Scenarios is out! Eagle-eyed readers will notice that Kieron’s scenario, No Rezes, is scoped for four players and doesn’t include anything for the Godbinder Paragon. The simple truth is…

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We’re not coming to GENCon this year

From Matt Sanders (head of conventions) and Grant Howitt (head of words) We made a tough decision this week. We’re not bringing any staff from the UK to GenCon 2025. Crossing the border into the…

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Spring Fling 2025

Gosh, it’s a weird time, isn’t it. Let’s try and ignore it for a moment while we tell you that we’ve partnered with seven other excellent RPG publishers to bring you a delicious 25% off…

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What The New USA Tariffs Mean For Our Games

As I write this, in one day’s time, the US will implement a massive global tariff programme that will place new taxes of between 10% and 60% on all goods coming through the US border.…

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Voidheart Symphony: How Does It Work?

Three ancient dice sitting on a reflective surface.

An exploration of the core rules of Voidheart Symphony: how and why your rebels roll dice, and how that changes across realities.

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Voidheart Symphony: What is it?

Learn all about this game of occult revolution in the modern city.

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Things we nearly made in 2024

That’s another one down, then. Another annual calendar that no longer has dominion over us. Another lap around an uncaring orbital body that doesn’t even try to chase us back. So long, 2024, eat our…