Sure, kobolds hate gnomes. But not ALL gnomes.
In particular, we like Gnome Stew. While the meat dish is delectable, it’s more than that. Gnome Stew is a new game mastering blog written by GMs, and it s founded by Martin Ralya, the same mad genius who brought you Treasure Tables.
Like Kobold Quarterly, Gnome Stew is an open, community-based gig and that means they want to hear from you. You can subscribe to Gnome Stew’s RSS feed, sign up for Gnome Stew via email or just visit them on launch day. Because with a name like Gnome Stew, you know it’s going to be good.
You may have noticed that Kobold Quarterly is the official magazine of Open Design. Many of you will already know what this means, but you may not know that the Open Design projects are now open for discussion in their own subsection of the Kobold Quarterly boards. Since right now is the commissioning period for two projects (one 4E, one 3E), it’s a good time to take a look and see if there’s one you’d like to support.
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Just a note to say that you can vote for what Zobeck article will appear next in Kobold Quarterly, and make your own suggestions, in this thread.
The last couple months have been good times for KQ, with one important exception. Subscriptions are up. I’m seeing great articles from freelancers, full of fire and vinegar. And not least, KQ is a semi-finalist for the Origins Award.
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