We’ve decided at Irregular Magazine to start making use of our YouTube channel. We’ve not really made much use of video as means of content in the last 10 years, apart from a few interviews.
Away from your gaming group and looking for some fun?Chaosium invite gamers to try out our solo Call of Cthulhu adventures! Their solo adventure Alone Against the Flames is a free download, and teaches you the rules of Call of Cthulhu as you play through it. Just don’t sit too close to the fire… The latest solo adventure … More Call of Cthulhu Solo Adventures
A introduction to the world of solo gaming. … More Introduction to Solo Gaming
Last week was spent mostly on putting together this special edition of Irregular Magazine.
This issue our theme is Frontiers, and our themed content includes: Palm Crossing – a Frontier town for Traveller RPG; two fantastic short stories; a historical article on the Zulu War; artist Brynn Metheney tells us about the landscape and creatures of Morae River as well as reviews of Tea Wars, Musket & Tomahawk, New … More Irregular Magazine Issue 7 Out Now
Starting this weekend on Sunday 6th November, The Telegraph will be giving away a DVD series called A Century of Warfare, covering warfare in the 2oth Century, from WW1 through to the Gulf War. further five discs to collect from WHSmith high street stores from Monday to Friday. If you cannot make it to WHSmith, … More Free DVD series with the Telegraph
Its been a while since I lasted posted here, which I apologise for. My first post for a while is a quickie looking at a D20 Modern Pulp style D20 background, that could easily be used as a background for a skirmish wargame with a pulp feel. So for the first part of this post … More Bronze Campaign Setting
The new Magic themed issue is available to download now http://irregularmagazine.com
Now I’m a big fan of simple, free and old school RPG. I came across the Castles and Crusades RPG in my quest for free gaming, now this isn’t a free system, but it does have a free downloadable quick start rules, plus there are plenty of freebies out there on the net for this … More Castles and Crusades
Nafziger Collection Recently George Nafziger donated his collection of military history and army list books to the United States Arms Research Library (CARL). As a result these are now free to download in PDF format. There are some real gems amongst the collection and well worth a read. To view the collection go; http://www.cgsc.edu/carl/nafziger.htm
Musket, Sword and Paint 