Cyberpunk RED is a game that thrives when the art and the setting’s lore and aesthetic sync up, but there were a few cases in the gun section of Black Chrome where it all came apart, so it’s time to look at When Lore and Art Collide: Black Chrome’s Weird Weapons! Read my original review of Black Chrome here.
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In my last two Pathfinder reviews, I was deep into the Mwangi Expanse. It was good. Then I picked up some more Pathfinder 2nd Edition books in pdf format. I read them. Most of them. Some of them. There’s a lot of them. But I finished one, and it’s the Lost Omens Travel Guide. So it’s time to dive into a review!
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R. Talsorian Games is all about putting info into the hands of the players and GMs and uses their monthly DLC programme to do it. With Cyberpunk RED, the also periodically collect some of the best DLC, bundle it with some exclusive content, and release it as a book in the Interface RED series of supplements. The latest issue is out now, so let’s do a review!
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In my last post on the subject of Nomads in the Cyberpunk universe, I outlined some of the issues they’ve had past and present in terms of gameplay. I also touched on the issue of their simultaneous status of being both a full-blown culture and an in game role (read: class). But to dig down into what I think a better approach to Nomads would have been, we need to understand Nomads in the game. So it’s time to go in depth on the lore of Nomads in Cyberpunk.
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Back in 2017, I stumbled over Fantasy AGE, a 3d6 based fantasy tabletop RPG by Green Ronin. I was all in. It was the breath of fresh air I needed from D&D and D&D-esque games. I even featured it a few times in articles about games to try or alternatives to D&D. So when I heard there was a 2nd edition coming, I knew that I had to check it out!
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