…A small bubble in the fleshless web of words of the digital plane, called an "Html Page".

Enter the Avenger, the role-playing game in the first issue, is a great example of a solidly sword and sorcery game. The list of places to visit in that game . . . I just want to grab my sword and leap into that world.

That's Overeditor Eppy Ravachol being extra-kind to me in an interview conducted by author Donna Ansari.

To celebrate flattery, being as I am highly susceptible to praise, here's the full game, freely available to all of the world at last:

Enter the Avenger

Go tell all your friends and make them fall for it!

(Artwork by Tazio Bettin, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Italy)

P.S. per i miei lettori italiani: è ovvio che voglio farne al più presto anche la traduzione in italiano, ma il tempo a disposizione nella vita è quello che è. Potete aiutarmi più di quanto non immaginiate abbonandovi alla mia pagina Patreon e/o spargendo la voce fra i vostri amici di fare lo stesso.

Enter: Enter the Avenger

Worlds Without Master, Volume 1, Issue 1 is out.

(Artwork by Tazio Bettin, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Italy)

Curated by the egregious Epidiah Ravachol, this issue includes:

• "In Ssef Seat: The Cannibal Queen", a tale of Jakko Orange, by the wonderful Vincent Baker;
• "Strange Bireme", a tale of Manyara and Snorri, by the eponymous Epidiah Ravachol;
• a handy collection of strange and wondrous thing, places and events, also compiled by Epidiah Ravachol;
• "Oh, the Beating Drum", a comic by Briant Paul Johnson;
• luscious illustrations by Storn Cook, Ed Heil and Tazio Bettin;
• and… Enter the Avenger, a role-playing game by Rafu (yes, that's me).

If you are a member of the patron horde (i.e. subscriber), I think you've already got it. But what if you aren't? Well, you can buy Worlds Without Master, Volume 1, Issue 1 for $ 3.99 (as a .PDF file):

Full disclosure: if you buy it through the above button, I get a $ 1.00 share out of the sale.