The Dungeon Alphabet  compiles inspirational tables on classic dungeon design elements to assist the game master in creating subterranean challenges. The 4th printing is expanded with 16 pages of additional content for a total of 80 pages.

Check out some of these great new features:

The Rodney Award-winning adventure from Gamehole Con IV, now a Level 6 Adventure for  DCC RPG .

The adventurers have been summoned to a mysterious black tower made of glass. They are given a simple mission: protect the mage’s estate while he is distracted weaving a mighty spell. Surviving the five days of his spell casting requires quick wits and sharp blades, for the estate has mischievous guests and strange visitors. In the end, the mage demands one final task: stand by his side as he binds a great horror from beyond!

Tales From the Magician’s Skull  is a printed fantasy magazine dedicated to presenting all-new sword-and-sorcery fiction by the finest modern crafters in the genre. These stories are the real thing, crammed with sword-swinging action, dark sorceries, dread, and ferocious monsters — and they hurtle forward at a headlong pace. Plus every issue includes DCC stats for the stories inside!

Issue #1 features fiction by James Enge, John C. Hocking, Howard Andrew Jones, Aeryn Rudel, Bill Ward, C. L. Werner, and Chris Willrich. The magazine is edited by Howard Andrew Jones. Each story is lovingly illustrated by industry stalwarts, and issue #1 features art by Jennell Jaquays, Doug Kovacs, Willam McAusland, Brad McDevitt, Ian Miller, Russ Nicholson, and Stefan Poag.

A pair of new supplements for  The Umerican Survival Guide  have hit our online store, and we've got the details!

First up, we've got  The Children of the Sun . This 54-page supplement for  Dungeon Crawl Classics  is an Umerican gazetteer for the Valley of Mexico including new classes, a new Patron, and a host of new monsters.

At the same time, Shield of Faith has released  The Killer of Giants , an Umerican adventure for 3+ level characters.  Killer of Giants  is usable in your existing campaign or as the jumping-off point for any number of long-term campaigns.

Because nothing says adventure like an entire temple filled with deadly hamsters. 

The town of Kamis lies in a panic. Townsfolk are missing and city watchmen lie dead; their sides split open from being over stuffed with grain. A stalwart cadre of adventurers must explore the town of Kamis and uncover the terrible mysteries of  The Temple of the Hamster . These adventurers must brave terrible traps and minions before facing the dread peril at the heart of the temple.

The adventure is promised to have 100% more hamster wheels and mayhem, all to make your adventurers brave the terrible traps and minions they must overcome before facing the dread peril at the heart of the temple.

This level 3 adventure is 40 pages of absurdity guaranteed to entertain even the stoutest hamster hating heart.

We've got three brand new zines that have popped up in our  online store !

Whether you are looking for something a little nightmare inducing, something for the working class stiff, or some details on some familiar art, we've got options for you today!

Check out Crawl-Thulu , Night Soil , and Working Class Alphabet !

From his citadel on the Face of Mars, Koraz-hu, Vizier of the Red Planet, watches the cosmos. Here he offers insights into one of the newest adventures put forth by the talented scribes at Goodman Games...

A short while back, we mentioned that someone had finally solved the secret message seen in the art (shown here) by Stefan Poag. But that wasn't our only secret message.

The second secret message in the 4th printing of  DCC RPG  is inspired by one of Joseph Goodman’s all-time favorite industry easter eggs. In the mid-1980’s, Games Workshop was purchased by a new owner and their offices were moved to Nottingham. The move unfortunately caused a lot of unrest with the staff, most of whom couldn’t move with the company. Games Workshop’s house magazine,  White Dwarf , published issue #77 (May 1986) as their final issue with the ‘old’ editorial staff, before the ‘new’ editorial staff took over in Nottingham...

When you run just your SECOND Road Crew game in 2018, we will get you one of our brand-new  DCC Judge’s Screen: Road Crew Version ,  absolutely free . 

This special  Road Crew Judges Screen  is designed to complement the  standard DCC Judges Screen . It has some additional tables that you won’t encounter as often as the ones on the main screen, but which are still handy: wizard spells with level and page number, cleric spells with level and page number, disapproval, and crit tables II and III...

We continue to bring out the best of our Road Crew in our brand new feature. We take a moment to look at some members of our Road Crew who have stood out and made us take notice. Each are given a moment to bask in the glory of their accomplishment and take a bow as a member of the Goodman Games crew that we consider.... ROADWORTHY!

And finish with a look at Judge Matt!