DCC Lifestyles: The License Plate Edition
Hey DCC fans! It’s a well-known fact that you guys are the best, most supportive fans in the world, so we’ve got an offer for you. Anyone who gets an official, state-provided license plate celebrating Dungeon Crawl Classics for their vehicle, and drives said vehicle to Gen Con, will get a free Gen Con badge courtesy of Goodman Games! Rick Hull, who is from Kentucky, was our first person to take us up on the offer. And we’ll keep...
The Music of DCC Is Chaos!
The release of DCC #100: The Music of the Spheres (is Chaos) is on the horizon, so Dieter Zimmerman takes a look at the relationship between DCC RPG and music in a series of blog posts appropriately titled “The Music of DCC (is Chaos).” Join him as he decides which Goodman Games person has the most embarrassing taste in music, as he interviews some bands associated with DCC RPG, and as he examines songs that specifically reference...
Three Cheers for DCC RPG!
Go Cougars! Goodman Games is proud to sponsor the San Lorenzo Valley High School Cheer Team. DCC RPG is a family game that crosses generations, and some of the Cougar girls are big Dungeon Crawl Classics fans. This is thanks in part to the tutelage of Stephen Newton, author of many fine DCC products including: The Corpse That Love Built They Served Brandolyn Red Attack of the Frawgs Children of the Sun...
The Lost Art of Scratchboard – Returning At Goodman Games
Scratching My Way Back to the Pulp Era, Or, How to Do State-of-the Art Illustration…Circa 1933 By Bradley K McDevitt, Editorial Assistance by Carol Karbowiak Gilbert Goodman Games prides itself on publishing works that harken back to a golden age of gaming. In many ways that golden age of gaming is closely connected with the golden age of pulp magazines, since most of Appendix N was originally published in pulp format. Those...
Dungeon Crawl Crafters: Tommy and the DCC Throne
One of the most amazing things about our fans is their creativity. Their ability to take concepts and bring them to life in exciting ways. That’s why we’re proud to include a new feature to the site: Dungeon Crawl Crafters. It’s a way for us to showcase fans and the incredible creations they put out in celebration of Dungeon Crawl Classics and all things Goodman. This time out we have some amazing talent. One...
DCC Around The World, Part Three
A couple of days back we presented pictures of the Goodman Games gang promoting DCC in some amazing places, then yesterday we showed you some of our publishing partners displaying DCC in and around Europe, and today we’re back with one more outing! And here are some of our own once more, again displaying DCC photos at a few more landmarks—some silly, some not! This is our last set (for now) of DCC pics from around the...
DCC Around The World, Part Two
Yesterday we showed you some pictures of the Goodman Games gang promoting DCC in some amazing places, and today we’re back with even more! These photos were compiled with the assistance of our DCC translation partners. They include DCC in the Burg Vondern, a 13th century castle in Germany, and two locations in Spain: Casa de Cisneros in Spain (which would be perfectly at home in Punjar—picture scoundrels running about the...
DCC Around The World, Part One
It’s a global sensation! Dungeon Crawl Classics (and Mutant Crawl Classics!) fans are everywhere! We’re continually surprised to hear from our fans in every part of the USA—and every part of the world. For the next three days we’ll be sharing some photos of both Goodman Games folks, and DCC fans in all sorts of amazing places. We hope this inspires you to send us photos of DCC in your local town! Let’s start with the last...
Young Reavers: Running DCC RPG For Kids
A lot of us running Dungeon Crawl Classics have been playing since its inception in 2012, and a few of us can even recall what gaming was like back in 1974. But some of our most fervent players were in kindergarten or preschool when DCC rolled out, and are only now coming of age as tabletop gamers. In preparation for this holiday season when family time is upon us, we spoke with Harley Stroh to see how he runs games for the next...
Dungeon Crawl Crafters: David Wilt
One of the most amazing things about our fans is their creativity. Their ability to take concepts and bring them to life in exciting ways. That’s why we’re proud to introduce a new feature to the site: Dungeon Crawl Crafters. It’s a way for us to showcase fans and the incredible creations they put out in celebration of Dungeon Crawl Classics and all things Goodman. We’ve got a great first entry to...
Real Life Adventures: Doug and Wayne Visit the Frazetta Museum
It can be argued that the single most influential artist of the 20th century was Frank Frazetta. He is one of the most famous illustrators of the 20th century, with works that ranged from comics and advertising, to book covers and film designs and storyboards. For many, he is thought of as an iconic illustrator of Conan. Even in the realm of the classic fantasy genre most commonly associated him with, his career went much further. He...
DCC RPG License Plate Spotted in Kentucky!
We have fans. Lots of fans. The best fans in the world. And there are thsoe fans who go to the next level. Hard core fans. We previously showed you Smendzbee and his tattoo, and Judge Ogrebeef and his rented gong, and now we bring you Rick Hull of Kentucky, who has an “official” DCC RPG license plate! Here’s what Rick had to say about the plate: I have had people recognize, or at least ask about, the license plate....
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