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If you follow our Facebook page, you will have noticed a recent post from Paco, or Art Director on the 2nd Edition. This post, in fact: “Today I have been sending emails around to people. They are emails about Dark … Continue reading →

Whole bunch of stuff to cover today, which is just how we like it. 🙂 Barring natural disasters of an unprecedented scale, I’m delighted to confirm that Frankenstein’s Bodies passed its Kick Starter target with 43 hours to go. We’ll … Continue reading →

With things stepping up a gear, with the team coming together and solid work already being done on the system for the 2nd edition, I’ve been picking up some new reference texts. Took a trip today to Barter Books in … Continue reading →

AT Conpulsion 2014 in Edinburgh this past weekend, the DH:LoF-related tabletop card game Frankenstein’s Bodies launched its Kickstarter campaign. More lighthearted than the RPG, Frankenstein’s Bodies sees players become Promethean surgeons and compete to build two perfect creatures in an … Continue reading →

I can keep quiet no longer! Well, more accurately, I can actually talk about this now in some confidence. Barring the accidental release of attack cyber-chickens from the secret laboratory they are being developed somewhere in Devon, Dark Harvest: The … Continue reading →

Thanks to the help of Scott and Matt at RPG.net, we have another bit of news for you. As of now, the PDF version of the 1st edition core book for Dark Harvest: The Legacy of Frankenstein is available to download … Continue reading →

Right, announcement time! At last… The keen-eyed (and slightly obsessive) amongst you may have noted that, over on DriveThru RPG, Dark Harvest: The Legacy of Frankenstein is no longer listed as part of the Cubicle 7 stable of games. This … Continue reading →

The gorgeous folks over at Haunted Eyeball have reviewed Tales of Promethea. Do pop over and have a look. Cheers guys! 🙂

Thanks to Tim and Salome at Ghostwoods, the DH:LoF Anthology is now available on Kindle stores both in the UK and the US. Follow the link to find the details.

Over on Eric Franklin’s site Talking Game, there’s a chance to meet a new character to perhaps introduce to your own campaign. Eric’s wife, Stephanie, is a huge fan of all things Frankenstein. This drew her to DH:LoF, and to … Continue reading →