Ptolus Character Portfolios
Ptolus is a setting for epic campaigns, and epic campaigns mean epic characters! The Ptolus Character Portfolio does your character…
Help! GMs Needed!
(Not going to Gen Con? We need GMs for Gamehole Con too!) Are you going to Gen Con? Or want …
Cypher Chronicles, vol. 2022-25
In this issue of Cypher Chronicles, the Devil’s Dandy Dogs have been set free, and we talk about in-person conventions, …
Cypher Chronicles, vol. 2022-24
In this issue of Cypher Chronicles, we explore prior-world ruins in Vertices, gather the pack in The Devil’s Dandy Dogs, …
Cypher Chronicles, vol. 2022-23
In this issue of Cypher Chronicles, we reveal more about Stealing Stories for the Devil, and we ask Who the …
Cypher Chronicles, vol. 2022-22
In this issue of Cypher Chronicles, we confess that we’re making deals with the devil, and we’ll tell you about …
The Devil Made Us Do It!
The perfect heist. Getting in, getting out. The disguises. The smooth talk and careful bluffs. The stealth, the hacking, and—when …
Cypher Chronicles, vol. 2021-22
Step into eight mysterious prior-world sites with Vertices, or into The Darkest House with LaTia. Plus creepy camo, writing your …
Cypher Chronicles, vol. 2021-21
Things have been a little quiet here at MCG HQ but we have a lot of things coming down the pipeline that we can’t wait to share with you all! In the meantime, here are some very cool things we can share, as well as the awesome and wonderful things happening in our community.
ISSUE #1: BROOD X IS BORN | Claim the Sky Designer Playtest Report
We wanted a fresh at-the-table experience to help guide our design on a book dedicated to superheroes. So, here’s what happened during our first playtest of Claim the Sky, where we played our original heroes in a session run by Monte.
Game Design Challenge: Converting Ptolus Part 2
Converting Ptolus wasn’t simply a matter of opening the original files, updating the rules information, and sending the revised files off to the printer—it took a lot of work and attention to detail, all with the dual intentions of preserving the feel of the original Ptolus and making sure that the new versions were as user-friendly as possible.