I have been using Inkarnate to make battlemaps for my tabletop rpg campaigns for years. Now that the Cosmere RPG is finally here, I've really started to explore the texture packs that fit the unique atmosphere of Roshar and beyond.

While we don't have our hands on the physical rewards just yet, the digital assets for the Cosmere RPG have been released to backers, and I have to say, it was worth the wait.

My copy of Isles of the Emberdark came early, so I thought I would do a spoiler-free review of the book to judge how it sits amongst the pantheon of secret project books.

Like many who were fortunate enough to get Isles of Emberdark as part of the Words of Radiance bundle, I was thrilled to finally get my hands on my copy today.

You will roll for leadership when you’re in situations where you are trying to inspire or command people; maybe you’re on the battlefield, ready to take charge, or attempting to inspire a crowd to rally to your cause.

I am thrilled to announce that I will be at Dragonsteel Nexus 2025 in the Indie Row within the Exhibitor Hall!

The Cosmere RPG is right around the corner and players and GM alike are preparing themselves for a new adventure set in Roshar.

A quick video on the Life and Travels of Jastes Lekal. As I progress through my 2025 Cosmere Reread I have been paying special attention to the side characters that drive the story in a significant way.

Those familiar with tabletop role playing games like dungeons and dragons or pathfinder will find familiar ground within the Cosmere RPG, but the plotweaver system has a unique feature that makes it stand out from other systems: the Plot Die.

To be released alongside the world books and players guide, the Cosmere RPG will see its first full campaign release in September of this year.

Teft is one of the most important Windrunners of this age in Roshar, and one of the best characters in the entire Cosmere. This video will examine the effect Teft had on the world of Roshar, and explore his contributions to the Stormlight Archive.

If you read my article about the many names of Hoid from a week back, you saw that I had been working on the mystery of Nohadon in Wind and Truth. During one of his visions within the spiritual realm, Dalinar ends up encountering a very lucid version of Nohadon.

The Veden civil war started after the assassination of King Hanavanar in 1173. While the war only lasted one year, the toll would be devastating; cities burned and whole princedoms eliminated while Veden fought Veden in brutal combat stoked by the Thrill. 

Based on my research through all of the published books, dozens of WoBs in the Arcanum, several Coppermind pages, and a scattering of other sources, I’ve assembled the locations and context for each of Hoid’s aliases.

Now that Wind and Truth is out and behind us, those well Invested in the Cosmere may find themselves ready to dive into the backlog of books they’ve been holding off on while waiting for the conclusion of the first era of the Stormlight Archive. 

Now that I've opened an entire box of Story Deck, I can share my pull rates and share the data for those interested in starting their collection.

Once we stood against all that was dark. Adolin, we stand again. We. Stand. Again.

Now that it is officially released for public sale, those well invested in the Cosmere may be wondering: should I buy Story deck? 

We have at last come to the journey’s end on ranking the interludes in the Stormlight Archive, at least for this era.

So your party is about to be jumped in the warcamps on the Shattered Plains. You'll need a battle map to set the scene, and I'm here to help.