Category Archives: LateGaming

This is the category for LateGaming (and Crucible Design) books.

Twilight Tangents: LEGION

Posted on March 5, 2022 by matt

I just started watching the Legion TV series (bought on iTunes) and it’s absolutely compelling. And then that made me think that it could easily be modelled using The 23rd Letter or Twilight:2000 with Twilight Tangents 1.0. David is obviously … Continue reading →

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Announcing Twilight Tangents – a multi-world sourcebook for Twilight: 2000 4th Edition

Posted on February 11, 2022 by matt

I’ve produced a couple of books for T2K4e but I’m really enjoying putting together this latest one. This book describes three alternate futures for the T:2000 game. Things to spice up the game. GET IT NOW on DTRPG Here’s some … Continue reading →

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T2000: CZTERY – Four Mystery Scenarios for Twilight:2000

Posted on February 1, 2022 by matt

Now available through the Free League Workshop, four mysteries for Twilight: 2000 referees who want something mysterious in their game. Ready to slot into an existing campaign or you can use the places (and maps) provided. This does the work … Continue reading →

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An old ZOMBI review…

Posted on December 16, 2021 by matt

Because ZOMBI is back on sale, I figured looking at an old review might be timely. From Caliverbooks (Valkyrie mag) Zombi RPG Crucible Design Zombies have appeared in RPGs since D&D first appeared. Those early zombies were the sword fodder … Continue reading →

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ZOMBI now available on DTRPG

Posted on December 14, 2021 by matt

ZOMBI is now on DTRPG. Originally distributed in hardcopy through the US and Europe, this is the first digital version. The first few pages of this journal have been destroyed by fire and by weathering. The actual location of the … Continue reading →

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