Crafty Games

Crafty Games is a roleplaying games company publishing the acclaimed Spycraft espionage RPG. It supports both Spycraft v1 (published under the d20 System licence) and Spycraft v2 (published under the Open Gaming Licence - OGL)

Game Design

Crafty Games Joins the (RPG) Circus

A couple days ago Alex and Pat grumbled something unintelligible and hitched a ride in an rainbow-colored car reeking of cabbage. We haven't seen them since but we did get this strange link in our email this morning. The message said the recording would repeat on GeekRadio Monday, November 16, at 1pm EST. We're not sure what to make of it but we're prepared to pay a ransom in the zillions of rubles for their return. Well no, not really. We can't back that up... Maybe a well maintained and only slightly battered toaster?

Crafty Games on The Game's the Thing

Ron and Veronica Blessing are joined by Boyan Radakovich, Patrick Kapera, and Alex Flagg to discuss Fantasy Craft and choosing a system for your setting. Of course, Bo also plugs RinCon '09, Southern Arizona's premier game convention!

Crafty Games/Fantasy Craft featured on Atomic Array

Alex Flagg, Loren Dean, and Patrick Kapera talk about Fantasy Craft and the Mastercraft system in the latest episode of Atomic Array. Listen in here...

...and be sure to visit the Atomic Array website for a slew of new reviews and a special, limited-time $5.00 off discount code for the Fantasy Craft PDF!

Sometimes Inspiration Wins

So I'm scripting some comments for a new (unannounced) licensee this morning and I fire up the World is Not Enough soundtrack, which is among my favorites in the Bond catalog, and it hits me: the cover of one of next year's products, who should do it, and how - all at once. I suspect we'll reveal this one with some fanfare, when the time is right, as it could become pivotal to the middle of next year's schedule - and a point of pride for all of us (including all of you).

Crafty Games Seminar: GenCon 2009

For all of you who couldn't attend the Best Four Days in Gaming this year, and those who made it but couldn't attend our annual seminar, we bring you a complete and unedited recording of the event!

Crafty Games Seminar: GenCon 2009

Many thanks to our A/V guy, Jim, for bringing his gear and making this happen!

EDIT: Our partners at Pen & Paper Games also made an audio recording of the seminar, which you can find here!

Living Dice Interview with Crafty Games

Living Dice has posted Part 1 of an interview with Alex Flagg, Scott Gearin, and Patrick Kapera. Read the whole sordid affair here!

UPDATE! They've just posted the second half. Read it here!

 

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