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Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Shadows Over Sol Final Open Beta » April 07, 2015 19:56:20

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Today we have release the third and final open beta for Shadows Over Sol, our upcoming science fiction horror roleplaying game. All this is in preparation for the game's upcoming September Kickstarter. A quick-start preview of the game is also available at DriveThruRPG.

This phase of the beta takes into account the feedback we received during the first two phases of the open beta. We have made numerous fixes and tweaks to the game. Shadows Over Sol uses the latest iteration of the Saga Machine system - the same system used by Against the Dark Yogi.

Anyone can sign up for the open beta today, and download a fully-playable draft of the game rules! Just enter your email into the signup form here!

Want to know more about Shadows Over Sol? Here's the blurb:


Two hundred years from now what should be the shining beacon of the future is instead cloaked in conspiracy and horror. Humankind has expanded throughout the solar system, and there discovered mysteries older than humanity. The culture has shattered into myriad subcultures; nation-states are the hollow shells of what they once were. Corporations and other groups wage small-scale wars in the streets or in space. Bioengineered horrors left over from these conflicts stalk the hulls of ruined stations and abandoned colonies. But for an enterprising team willing to brave the horrors, there's always a profit to be made.

Shadows Over Sol is a hard-science fiction horror roleplaying game using the Saga Machine system. It's features include:


Support for a wide spectrum of tones in the science fiction and horror genres.
Fully-realized setting with detailed breakdown of both social dynamics and the solar system, from Mercury to the Oort Cloud.
Systems for personal combat, engineering, hacking and spaceships.
Discover the secrets of the Sol system, with multiple GM options to keep players on their toes.


Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Tab Update: Q2 2015 » April 06, 2015 17:19:22

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The last quarter has been a roller coaster at Tab Creations. On the upside, we released the Print & Play version of our Ganjifa cards. We also released the Quick-Start preview of Shadows Over Sol in PDF. It’s now available for free on DriveThruRPG! The latter product has seen a great deal of popularity, and has received stellar reviews (pun not intended).

On the downside, we are on the third printing proof for the Shadows Over Sol: Quick-Start (we’ll get it right this time!). Also, our treasurer and marketing person has had to take a leave of absence for personal reasons, and this has resulted in a good deal of internal financial work we need to deal with. More time spent dealing with administrative issues means less time developing games, and you do the math.

Despite our setback in personnel, we still plan to have a presence at GenCon later this year, although we may have to dial back the events we had planned. We also are still sponsoring TopCon, although we’re having to rework out the details regarding our presence there.

Our Shadows Over Sol Kickstarter is still on target for September.

Speaking of cons and other things, we were sponsors of Intercon again this year. Our open playtest of Shadows Over Sol was also updated from Beta 1 to Beta 2 in the last quarter. We plan to update it from Beta 2 to Beta 3 - the final open beta - sometime in the upcoming week.

Work in this quarter is mostly going to focus on getting administrative issues taken care of, and preparing for the Shadows Over Sol Kickstarter next quarter. If we’re lucky we may also see a small Against the Dark Yogi release.

That’s it for now. Have a good quarter!

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Shadows Over Sol Quick-Start Now Available! » March 18, 2015 14:53:45

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The quick-start preview of our new science fiction horror RPG, Shadows Over Sol, is now available on DriveThruRPG. The quick-start contains a brief overview of the Shadows Over Sol setting, a fully playable albeit stripped down version of the rules, four pre-generated player characters and a complete scenario suitable for an evening’s play.

Currently the quick-start is available in PDF format, with a print version on the way in the next few weeks. It comes in at 64 full-color pages. Did we mention that the PDF is free and the print version will only be $2.99? It’s a real bargain!

Look for the full version of Shadows Over Sol to be Kickstarted in September. Meanwhile, the open playtest is about ready to head into its final stage.

Tab Games Forum » [Development Blog] Playtest Report: Shadows Over Sol #3 » March 03, 2015 13:30:45

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Progress on Shadows Over Sol continues at a breakneck pace. Reports from the second open playtest have been coming in, revisions have been made and we’re soon going to ramp up to get ready for the final round of playtesting. Most systems have reached a stable state in playtest, but the ship-to-ship combat system is going get a bit more attention and polish in this upcoming round.

On other fronts, the writing is fully complete and we’ve hired our editor. Much of the text has already moved onto editing. We’ve also written our promotional quick-start scenario, edited it and received an initial layout for the quick-start booklet. We ought to be finalizing the quick-start and releasing it within the next month.

We’re planning a few supplements that will hopefully be green-lit as stretch goals when the core game Kickstarts. Right now these supplements are in outlines, but more work will be starting on them as soon as the quick-start gets out the door.

Everything is shaping up great! Stay turned for previews to begin in the spring, as well as demo sessions being featured at GenCon this year. The Kickstarter itself should begin in September.

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Ganjifa Now Available in Print & Play! » February 26, 2015 09:53:04

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Our Ganjifa: Indian Playing Cards are now available on DriveThruRPG in a print-and-play format! This 19-page PDF comes complete with rules for four historic card games playable with the Ganjifa, as well as a full copy of the 96-card Ganjifa deck. Just print off a copy and you're ready to play!

As always, these cards are suitable for stand-alone card games, and are compatible with Against the Dark Yogi: Mythic India Roleplaying.

Tab Games Forum » [Development Blog] Playtest Report: Shadows Over Sol #2 » January 27, 2015 19:19:27

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Progress on Shadows Over Sol is coming right along. In the last week the first draft of the game was finished, a few more revisions to the rules were made and the open beta of the game was updated to its second phase. This draft of the game stands at around 110,909 words, and the second playtest has already been downloaded quite a few times. This version of the playtest includes our new vehicles, engineering and hacking systems. Feedback from the first playtest was invaluable for improving the game. We hope the feedback keeps coming.

Meanwhile, we have begun the process of commissioning art in preparation for the game's Kickstarter in the fall. The first couple drafts of artwork came in just earlier today, and we are excited! We've also started the process of looking for an editor.

We're planning to release a quick-start version of the game ahead of the Kickstarter to promote the coming Kickstater and to demonstrate the game's potential. Already we're beginning to put the text together for this. The quick-start will include a stripped-down version of the rules (necessary for its small page count), as well as a ready-to-run scenario. We have layout already lined up for this quick-start.

So all-in-all things are coming together nicely! Stay tuned, because in the not-too-distant future we ought to have some art previews on their way.

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Shadows Over Sol Open Beta #2 » January 25, 2015 18:23:51

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Today we are pleased to announce the beginning of the second phase of the open beta for Shadows Over Sol, our upcoming science fiction horror roleplaying game. Taking into account the feedback we received during the first open beta, we have made numerous fixes and tweaks to the game. Shadows Over Sol uses the latest iteration of the Saga Machine system - the same system used by Against the Dark Yogi.

Anyone can sign up for the open beta today, and download a fully-playable draft of the game rules! Just enter your email into the signup form here!

Want to know more about Shadows Over Sol? Here's the blurb:

Two hundred years from now what should be the shining beacon of the future is instead cloaked in conspiracy and horror. Mankind has expanded throughout the solar system, and there discovered mysteries older than humanity. But the real threat has always come from mankind itself. The culture has shattered into myriad subcultures; nation-states are the hollow shells of what they once were. Corporations and other groups wage small-scale wars in the streets or in space. Bio-engineered horrors left over from these conflicts stalk the hulls of ruined stations or colonies. But for an enterprising team willing to brave the horrors, there's always there's a profit to be made.

Shadows Over Sol is a science fiction horror role-playing game using the Saga Machine system.

Tab Games Forum » [SOS] Beta 2 Confirmed Changes » January 16, 2015 12:34:40

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There following changes have been confirmed going forward after the Beta 1 rules.
  • Stun property, shocksticks and stun grenades revised
  • Canceling an action no longer gives back AP
  • Rules for surgery moved to Systems chapter from surgery listings under gear
  • Expense of surgery kit clarified
  • Sidebar added regarding adding and removing same consequence in same phase
  • Suits are now associated with specific stats rather than stat values.
  • Modern Superman now gives -3 edge.
  • Refocus reaction removed.
  • Stun consequence altered to be reduced when actions cannot be executed or with extra AP at end of round.

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Tab Update: Q1 2015 » January 04, 2015 15:34:21

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Things have been remarkably busy in Tab Creations-land - so busy that we even missed our Tab Update last quarter. But rest assured, this update covers everything we've done in the past year, as well as everything we're planning for the upcoming year.

Let’s start with the year’s biggest news. In Q1 of this year we launched and funded our company’s second and largest Kickstarter, the mythic India RPG Against the Dark Yogi! Funding to over $11,000, we hit every stretch goal we set out to achieve and then some. We spent most of the year readying the game for release. It finally saw print in Q3, and we followed it up with a variety of expansions and add-ons.

Against the Dark Yogi is now available to purchase in print or PDF/eBook at DriveThruRPG, as is its supplement Against the Dark Yogi: Campaign Options, Consequence Cards, Zone Consequence Cards, GM Screen Inserts and Poster Map. We also have basic and form-fillable character sheets for the game available on our website.

In the upcoming quarter we hope to release a pack of Pre-Gen characters for Against the Dark Yogi, and then an adventure later in the year.

All through this year we’ve continued to support our Ganjifa: Indian Playing Cards. Although we’ve had some trouble with selling them through Amazon, we hopefully have that ironed out now and the cards will resume sale in the next couple weeks. Should the Amazon issues not be resolved soon, we plan to look for sales alternatives.

In the upcoming year we plan to begin to offer a print-and-play version of Ganjifa through DriveThruCards.

The most disappointing news of the year came from the casual horror-themed card game we’ve been working on, We’re All Going to Die Here. This game had a Kickstarter launched in Q4, but the funding goal as not reached. This was our first failed Kickstarter as a company, and it provoked a lot of reflection on what went wrong and what we could do better in the future.

In the end we believe that We’re All Going to Die Here is a game with a lot of potential - and we continue to play it in house, making tweaks ad we go along. It is likely to see publication in some form in the future, but that form is unlikely to be another Kickstarter in 2015. Right now we’re keeping our options open, and considering the best way to fund the game.

Finally, in Q4 we started the first phase of the public playtest for our upcoming science fiction horror RPG, Shadows Over Sol. The playtest is going well, and we continue to have feedback coming in. This game is likely to be a major focus throughout 2015. We’re planning to begin the second phase of the playtest later this quarter. Some chapters will also likely find their way to editing by the quarter’s end, and some art will be commissioned. We’re aiming for a Fall 2015 Kickstarter.

Last year Tab Creations had a presence at two cons, as well as being a sponsor of another. In the upcoming year we plan to maintain a similar con presence, as well as making an unofficial appearance at GenCon as well. If you’re going to GenCon look for games of Against the Dark Yogi and Shadows Over Sol!

That’s it for now. We hope that everyone has a great year. And keep on gaming!

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Ganjifa Back on Amazon » December 17, 2014 11:36:16

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After a three-week absence from Amazon, our Ganjifa: Indian Playing Cards are once again available. The reason for the absence is that we did not want a repeat of last year when Amazon removed the cards for purchase for the duration of the holiday season. As a side effect, we've moved to Amazon doing the fulfilling for purchased cards. This also means that the Ganjifa cards are now available with free shipping through Amazon Prime and other shipping offers.

Happy holidays!

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Bhurloka Poster Map Released » December 04, 2014 14:57:52

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Recently we have released the Against the Dark Yogi: Bhurloka Poster Map in both print and electronic formats. The blurb for the map is below.


A thousand cities with myriad customs fill the subcontinent of Bhurloka. Wandering ascetics practice austerities on mountaintops, seeking spiritual enlightenment and supernatural powers. Rajas stand before their palaces speaking to their peoples. Chariots roll and elephants march with armies to war.

Now you can have your own 12" x 18" poster map of the Bhurloka subcontinent, a perfect companion to any Against the Dark Yogi: Mythic India Roleplaying campaign.

Features include:


Map featuring all kingdoms, major cities, landforms and mystic locations in Bhurloka.
Colorful art featured in the Against the Dark Yogi roleplaying game.
Labels, legend and scale.


Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Shadows Over Sol Open Beta Begins » November 10, 2014 11:38:51

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Today we are pleased to announce the start of the open beta test for Shadows Over Sol, our upcoming science fiction horror roleplaying game. Shadows Over Sol uses the latest iteration of the Saga Machine system - the same system used by Against the Dark Yogi.

Anyone can sign up for the open beta today, and download a fully-playable draft of the game rules! Just enter your email into the signup form here!

Want to know more about Shadows Over Sol? Here's the blurb:

Two hundred years from now what should be the shining beacon of the future is instead cloaked in conspiracy and dread. Mankind has expanded throughout the solar system, and there discovered mysteries older than humanity. But the real mysteries have always come from mankind itself. The culture has shattered into myriad subcultures; nation-states are the hollow shells of what they once were. Corporations and other groups wage small-scale wars in the streets or in space. Bio-engineered horrors left over from these conflicts stalk the hulls of ruined stations and colonies. But always there's profit to be made.

Shadows Over Sol is a science fiction horror role-playing game using the Saga Machine system.

Tab Games Forum » [Development Blog] Playtest Report: Shadows Over Sol » November 07, 2014 14:55:26

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The initial closed beta test of Shadows Over Sol just came to an end, and our first open beta test is scheduled to begin in the next few days.

For those of you who do not know, Shadows Over Sol is our upcoming sci-fi horror roleplaying game. It uses the next evolution of Saga Machine as its core system—the same system we used in Against the Dark Yogi! Here is the blurb:

Two hundred years from now what should be the shining beacon of the future is instead cloaked in conspiracy and dread. Mankind has expanded throughout the solar system, and there discovered mysteries older than humanity. But the real mysteries have always come from mankind itself. The culture has shattered into myriad subcultures; nation-states are the hollow shells of what they once were. Corporations and other groups wage small-scale wars in the streets, and in space. Bio-engineered horrors left over from these conflicts stalk the hulls of ruined stations and colonies. But always there's profit to be made.

The closed beta shed a lot of light on how the game is coming together. Overall, things looks pretty good, and we will be excited to get the game out there for others to play and provide feedback on. A variety of issues that were discovered in the closed beta—for example, an issue with the skill system and one with the phases in combat rounds—were tweaked, and hopefully completely fixed. Those wanting to see a list of what we’ve tweaked going into the open beta can find it here.

We’re planning somewhere between three and hour phases to the open beta. This will work much like our open beta process for Against the Dark Yogi. To sign up for the open beta one will simply need to provide us with an email, and then their download of the beta documents will begin.

We’ll update the playtest documents once per phase, sending out an email when that happens. These emails will also contain a link to a feedback survey for giving feedback about the game. Of course, we also have our forums as well.

We don’t want to spam people, so the total number of emails through the whole process shouldn’t be more than 3 or 4 total—one per phase of the playtest. We expect the playtest itself to last until late next spring or early next summer.

We'll get everyone the documents soon!

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] We're All Going to Die Here Kickstarter Live! » October 01, 2014 14:03:27

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Today we have launched our third Kickstarter project, a tongue-in-cheek horror card game by the name of We're All Going to Die Here!

We’ve all seen the movies. A group of naive teenagers go off to explore a haunted house, or an abandoned hotel, or the woods at night. Everything seems fine at first. They party. They drink. They engage in the usual portrayal of teenage shenanigans. Things may get a little spooky, but everything’s alright until that first fateful scream. Before too long one of them turns to the others and says, “We’re all going to die here.”

We’re All Going to Die Here is a tongue-in-cheek card game about these usual victims exploring their ill-fated surroundings as they try to make the most of the night. Most will die. Some may survive to see the dawn. But it’s not a game about being the last person standing. It’s a game about the proper gory death.

If you’re a horror movie aficionado watching a new flick, you can probably tell pretty early on who’s going to be among the first to die and who’s likely to make it to the end. The early victims all enact certain cliches: They drink. They split up from the group. They sleep around. The characters likely to survive to the end are a little more sensible. And they get a good deal of spotlight.

In We’re All Going to Die Here every player takes on the role of one of the victims trying to survive the night. At the end of every round one or more of them will be killed. Over the course of the game victims will accumulate two kinds of points: Cliche determines which victim will die next. Spotlight, on the other hand, determines which player will win in the end.

Once a player’s victim dies they typically can no longer accumulate more Spotlight or Cliche—these values are locked in. Instead they switch sides. The players join the haunt, playing detrimental haunt effects that make the night all the more difficult for the remaining survivors. It's their goal at this point to keep the surviving victims from maintaining more spotlight than they have.

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Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Against the Dark Yogi Errata » September 19, 2014 10:56:18

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Even with so many eyes zealously looking over the text, some errors will always slip through the production process. Today we have released an update of the Against the Dark Yogi errata, taking into account feedback from all of our loyal fans who have received the PDF or hardback versions of the game. You can find the errata document here.

Thank you to everyone who has helped point out the issues!

Tab Games Forum » [Development Blog] Designer’s Notes: Axioms of Horror » September 18, 2014 12:33:53

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Shadows Over Sol is our upcoming science fiction horror RPG using the Saga Machine system. Set in the early twenty-third century, humankind has reached out across the solar system, bringing a splintered and broken culture along with it. Humankind might be alone in the universe, but it’s long been its own worst enemy.

Shadows Over Sol is scheduled for the first round of it’s open beta test later this year.

When I first set down to design the new edition of Shadows Over Sol I wanted to make sure that rules were adapted well to the genre. As a science fiction and horror game, it calls for significantly different assumptions than the mythic fantasy game we did in Against the Dark Yogi. In order to start designing the rules adaptations, I first set down and examined the general truths surrounding science fiction and horror genres.

Horror is a difficult genre to do well in a role-playing game. In many ways the power fantasy and exploratory agency that make up many RPGs run counter to the horror genre. This is not to say that these cannot be meshed, bur rather that doing so takes an extra degree of care and forethought.

That said, I want to examine here some of the truths about the horror genre, and how it has influenced the game design.

Horror Axiom #1: Science fiction is largely about speculative technology and culture. Without access to new tech science fiction loses much of its essence. At the same time, horror is largely about being unprepared for the horrific situation. Imagine Alien or The Thing if the protagonists had the best of the best sci-fi tech. They would cease to be horror movies. Sci-fi horror requires striking a balance between these two competing goals.

This was a key point when designing the gear and wealth systems for Shadows Over Sol. I wanted to make sure that players had enough fun science fiction tech to play with, and furthermore had the ability to acquire and use this tech. At the same time I also wanted to make sure that the system had ways to keep the gear in check, keeping it from steamrolling over horror scenarios.

At character creation every PC gets a certain number of purchases that she can use to acquire new gear. This allows her a great deal of choice, and the ability to outfit herself with some cool gear, while at the same time ensuring that no character is going to have gear for every possible situation.

In play every character has a certain number of encumbrance slots, and most pieces of gear will occupy a slot. Stay with me here, I know that encumbrance is a dirty word in some gaming circles, but think of it like this: In sci-fi a character abilities are largely defined by what tech she has. The spy is going to have some fun covert ops tech. The engineer is going to have cool robots or toolkits for constructing things. The gunbunny is going to have a wide selection of weapons.

In Shadows Over Sol gear does a lot of the special ability heavy lifting that traits did in Against the Dark Yogi. So you can think of your current load-out of gear as your ability set in the given situation. Encumbrance slots in Shadows Over Sol are a point of game balance, as they essentially ability slots.

Horror Axiom #2: A good horror story is all about the tension. It’s about the impending doom, the oncoming desperation, the inevitable moment of shock and terror. Then—once the moment of violence arrives—it’s swift, it’s brutal and it’s a game-changer.

This influenced my thinking about the combat system in several ways. In horror you need to know that something terrible is coming and ultimately it needs a degree of inevitability, otherwise the situation doesn’t resolve as horror. At the same time the players need enough capability and agency to really affect the situation and make a difference.

In the Shadows Over Sol combat system actions are declared at the beginning of the round and then executed in phases—moves, manipulating the environment, tricks, then finally violence. What I want here is for players to see the violence coming as long as possible when resolving the actions in the round. That builds suspense. I also want to maximize the ability for characters to stave off the violence another round by messing with the environment or trying tricks. This delays the inevitable and draws out the tension.

That said, the violence does finally occur, it’s pretty brutal—it it wasn’t there wouldn’t be the dread or tension waiting for it to happen.

Horror Axiom #3: Analysis is the enemy of horror. Really, the more you know about something—understanding its capabilities and limits—the less horrific it is. This is counter to a lot of science fiction where exploring and understanding new situations is a common theme.

This axiom is perhaps less of an influence when designing whole subsystems rather than an influence when designing specific gear or specific horrific elements of the setting. The key element here is that there can’t be an easy way to fully understand the source of the horror. There are no Star Trek-style tricorders for analyzing the capabilities of creatures, nor is there any database of common monster facts. For the most part player characters are figuring this sort of stuff out as they go, probably making some mistakes along the way. And this fits right in with science fiction’s exploration themes.

Tab Games Forum » A new way to use Ganjifa » September 09, 2014 08:52:16

It looks like there is a new way to use Ganjifa cards from Tab Creations. They are now being offered by MicroElements for their 4Kingdoms RPG as an action mechanic. Check it out!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/microelements/4kingdoms-epic-role-playing-game-for-everyone

Open Forum » Tropes You Love and Hate (non-genre-specific) » September 04, 2014 12:25:58

I was thinking about tropes recently (because we keep being asked about them) and I realized one that I don't really like and thought would be an interesting discussion. So I'm starting this thread.

A trope I hate:

Magic Wand Limited by Plot - I would say that the sonic screwdriver from Doctor Who is the biggest offender, in my mind, of this trope. The sonic screwdriver can do anything at all, unless it is inconvenient to the plot. Then it just doesn't work. Basically, the Doctor has this device that is, for all intents and purposes, a magic wand, and the only weakness it has is a writer who needs it not to work to solve a problem.

another one, while I'm thinking of Doctor Who:

Obvious Trap Landscape - What put me in the mind of this was actually the second episode of the new series. When they're on the space station, they find a room full of giant, rotating fans with a catwalk passing right underneath them so that anyone walking on it has to walk through the fans. The moment you see it, you know they're going to have to walk through the fans at some point in the episode. I hate that. Who builds a maintenance room and then turns it into a meat grinder in the first place? It's something that brings disbelief crashing back to the fore. Like I said, the moment you see it, you know someone's going to have to go through it and risk their life, even die. That's the sole reason it's there in the first place. And it's stupid.

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Final Dark Yogi Update » September 03, 2014 14:03:36

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This will be our final update related to the Against the Dark Yogi Kickstarter, as at this point we have released all the products promised by the Kickstarter, and all the rewards have been shipped to backers.

Neither Tab Creations, nor the Against the Dark Yogi game line, are going to end, however! We are hard at work preparing our next two games: a casual horror spoof card game called We’re All Going to Die Here and a hard science fiction RPG called Shadows Over Sol. We may also have a couple more Against the Dark Yogi products in the planning stages as well. In the future look for occasional updates regarding our upcoming games.

Today, however, we released our official Against the Dark Yogi: GM Screen Inserts. These are three pages of important item properties, consequences and combat options, designed to make the Against the Dark Yogi GM’s life easier. The GM Screen Inserts are in landscape letter-sized format, designed for use with a variety of customizable GM Screen products.

That’s it for now. Happy gaming!

Tab Games Forum » [TabBlog] Against the Dark Yogi: Zone Consequence Cards Released! » August 23, 2014 12:41:19

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Earlier this week we released a new Against the Dark Yogi product, Zone Consequence Cards, in both print and PDF!

Introduced in Against the Dark Yogi: Campaign Options, zone consequences are effects that can be attached to regions of a battlefield to produce more dynamic and exciting battles. Various mechanics within the game can cause consequences, including special traits, critical successes and failures - or any situation where the GM thinks that consequence will heighten the action of the game!

Against the Dark Yogi: Zone Consequence Cards are a quick and easy way to keep track of zone consequences in your game. Simply set them on the table in the area drawn for the zone, and all of the effects are there and easy to reference! Each of the 21 zone consequences introduced in Against the Dark Yogi: Campaign Options are featured.

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