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The Book of Extinction is a bestiary for Fifth Edition - similar to D&D’s iconic Monster Manual - that includes more than 100 real-life animals made extinct via anthropogenic extinction. Included among the animals are familiar extinct creatures such as the sabre-toothed tiger and dodo, as well as perhaps lesser-known fauna wiped out by humanity’s actions, such as the great auk and North American passenger pigeon. (Read More)

If you're a fan of old-school solo adventure books, then Choose Cthulhu is going to make a fantastic addition to your library. Each book is a stand-alone game, and you can play any or all of them in any order you wish. (Read More)

Formify, a Canadian start-up dedicated to producing custom 3D printed gaming mice, is already being used by professional gamers, but is now available for everyone, after the company launched its Kickstarter campaign. The company aims to improve player performance in Esports competitions with products that are created from a scan of a customer’s hand. (Read More)

The Fiberseats carbon fiber office chair isn't marketed towards gamers, but rather high-end buyers, like C-suite executives. This is reflected in the price, with the MSRP set at €3499, although you can get it cheaper during a limited-time Kickstarter run, during super early bird level backers will be able to pre-order the chair for €1888. (Read More)

The Kickstarter project consists of three waves of release with plenty of figures and accessories packs for Reptiles, Barbarians, and Aquatics. New Stretch Goal Unlocks have now arrived with more accessories for Waves 2 and 3, along with an unlockable 3D printer file for an Abyss Throne! (Read More)

In the pages of the book, find 172 ready-to-play characters built as individuals. Each has a brief story, describing something of their past, motivations, and salient details. Not all are combat monsters: Some must resort to duplicity, cunning, seduction, and guile to get by. (Read More)

In RPGs, a well-designed simulation can serve as the foundation for exciting and enjoyable dramatist and gamist experiences, but the converse is not true. Ascendant was designed to be a physics-based simulation of a superhero universe with 1990s Image Comics aesthetics. (Read More)

In an update on the Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign page for the upcoming board game, Wehrle revealed that they had been working on designing a two-player game mode for Arcs. Though Arcs’ core game is intended to support between three to four players, Wehrle decided to conjure up a version that would enable a couple of people to play it. (Read More)

The book follows Abigail, a young girl – based on Pey’s daughter, Abigail – diagnosed with EDS, but because others can’t see she has medical issues, it is hard for them to understand why she needs special accommodations at school, Abigail’s friendships grow stronger over time. (Read More)

Pasta Supply Co. is the brainchild of chef Anthony Strong who has honed his pasta-making skills in Italy with the help of Italian grandmothers, as reported by SFist. Strong has transformed a former furniture store at 236 Clement into the pasta mecca of his dreams. Strong is using a campaign on Kickstarter to help raise funds to get Pasta Supply Co fully up and running and has been doing a lot of the work on the space himself. (Read More)