Our fantasy RPG Argor isn’t specifically aimed at kids so doesn’t qualify for DrivethruRPG’s Teach Your Kids To Game Week sale. However, with it’s easy-to-learn game mechanics and Argor Lite option, it’s very suitable for use with younger gamers. So we’re running our very own sale from now through to 22nd November: during that period you can get Argor FRPG at a whopping 30% discount! Just click on the image below to go straight to the sale page.
Okay so Ellen really doesn’t like undead stuff and was very insistent that none appear in the Argor FRPGrules… however, you can’t not have undead, really, can you? Hence the release of our first supplement for Argor, The Bale: Undead in Argor.
The supplement gives you full descriptions of seven undead races, plus information about a creed dedicated to fighting them, along with nine new spells and three magic items.
It’s available for just $1 at driverthrupg.com and rpgnow.com. Click on the image below for more information, including the chance to look at some preview pages.
Why is this a big deal I hear you ask? Well, because drivethrurpg/RPGnow only allow companies selling original full RPG rules to enter… and the publication of Argor FRPGmeans we qualify for the first time ever!
So if you fancy spending some Christmas money on our classic fantasy RPG while its discounted by 15%, just check it out at the link below:
Draken Games Catalogue 7 is now available for download! And in keeping with recent tradition, there’s a gaming freebie included. Previous freebies have been simple hex-and-counter games, but to mark the recent launch of Argor FRPGwe’re offering a game resource this time. The School of Axiosgives full details of the wandering southman magic user Axios and the small school of magic he has set up on Mainisle. There’s a full description of Axios himself, stats for his servants and the complete School of Axios spell book, featuring six new spells. There is also a description of the College House, with floor plans.
Obviously this resource is designed for Argor, but with a bit of work it could be made useable with a wide range of fantasy RPGs.
Click on the link below to download the catalogue for free .
Well, I did the Q&A session that Dan Davenport kindly set up for me at RPGnet’s webchat channel. Dan logged the session, and if you want to find out more about Argor FRPGit’s a good place to start, as I go into some depth about the game mechanics, the races, character creation etc.
If you want to talk about Argor, I’ll be doing a Q&A session on RPGnet’s live chat channel. The session will start at 7pm CST on Tuesday 28th October. I’ll have to work out what time that is in the UK as I have a horrible feeling they change their clocks at a different time to us. Anyway, it will be stupid o’clock in the morning for me, but well worth it and I’m really pleased to be invited. Pleased and a bit nervous!