Some of you might remember the two german fanworks Barsaives Bestiarium and Verborgene Talente made by Nico Pendzialek. His most recent publication, well the title says it all, is an english Poor Attack Test Table. It is made for use with D4 and D6. Have a look.

UPDATE February 16th 2013

The Poor Attack Test table is now available in 3 editions:

Easy penalties	Moderate penalties	Hard penalties

Again a great project:  Over at Game-Icons.net a huge collection of free Game Icons awaits RPG  fans. The icons can be downloaded in the vector format .svg and  in .png format. The graphics are provided under the terms of Creative Commons 3.0 BY license. The collection is still growing week by week.

About the project

All the images are downloadable in a vector format, so you can easily tweak colors, rotation and adjust effects like blur, bevels or shadows.

Another direct benefit is infinite scaling, it means no size limit for the resulting files which can be used for high resolution interfaces, logos, stencils etc...

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I recently got in touch with SaDe again. For those who don’t know SaDe, she is a Hungarian artist and admin of the Hungarian Earthdawn fan page. I already interviewed her about her art and relation to Earthdawn over here.

Her recent project is the iRPG fantasy app which is now available for Android and iPhone. The description of the app reads:

iRPG Fantasy is a tool for medieval fantasy lovers and role players, it contains random images, names generator, thematic musics, counter tool and dice roller.

* 150 HD Images: Characters, Weapons and Magic Items;
* 600 Names: Elf, Dwarf, Orcs, Dragon, Tavern, Magic Item, Ship and General;
* 5 Thematic Songs with Loop option: Tavern, Battle, Village, Travel and Enigmatic Music;
* Counter Tool, customizable and with categories;
* Dice Roller: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20.

SaDe was so kind to leave me 3 promotional codes for the iPhone app. Those of you who want a promo code, leave a comment. First come first serve!

• A Parlainth scenery
• A well done Fantasy World Map
• Urupa: Information with a description of the city, the people, locations and events
• “Monsters are people too” 12-year old inspires his science dad with a Dungeons & Dragons experiment
• How-to convert your living room into Bilbo Baggins Bag End …………….. with balloons!
• Ancient Egyptian D20
• Dice fonts
• Monstropedia

Yes I know, I am late telling you about the latest issues of Earthdawn Tableau Infractus fanzine. You’ll find the complete list of releases at the Tableau Infractus archive page.

But nevertheless, in case you missed these last two:

Issue #13 covers the following topics:

• Iopan Philosophy of magic
• Alchemical Codex Preview
• Shields of Iopos
• Earthdawn Miniatures Gallery

Issue #14 has the following contents:

• What’s in a Name
• Chronicler of the Ancient Files interview (recommended!)
• Sperethiel: Language & Dictionary
• Earthdawn Miniatures Gallery (Dragons)

The release of issue #15 was delayed because of some technical problems. Follow the Tableau Infractus Facebook page to read about the upcoming release of issue #15.