Halls of the Blood King by Necrotic Gnome.Ĭongratulations to Renegade for multiple listings in the league table and taking on a franchise that hasn’t been easy to steer in recent years.Delta Green: STATIC Protocol by Arc Dream Publishing.Occam’s Razor – An Anthology of Modern Day Call of Cthulhu Scenarios by Stygian Fox.Knight – La Geste de la fin des temps by Antre Monde Éditions.
Mothership: Gradient Descent by Tuesday Knight Games.Through the Breach RPG – From Nightmares (Expansion Book) by Wyrd Miniatures.FLAMES OF FREEDOM Grim & Perilous RPG: Core Rulebook – Powered by Zweihander RPG by Andrews McMeel Publishing.Star of Alladore: The Official Rangers of Shadow Deep Fanzine by Joseph A.Rangers of Shadow Deep: Dungeons Dark by Joseph A.Barrowmaze Complete 10th Anniversary Special Edition by Greg Gillespie.Mummy: The Curse Second Edition by Onyx Path Publishing.Trails of Ash and Bone (Vampire: the Masquerade 5th Edition) by Renegade Game Studios.Children of the Blood (Vampire: the Masquerade 5th Edition) by Renegade Game Studios.Deviant: The Renegades by Onyx Path Publishing.Delta Green: Impossible Landscapes by Arc Dream Publishing.Cults of the Blood Gods (Vampire: the Masquerade 5th Edition) by Renegade Game Studios.In other words, if a Vampire: the Masquerade supplement is outselling Mummy: The Curse core rules, the Vampire RPG line is still ahead in the charts. In this case, “RPG” is short for “RPG product line”.
Horror is more straightforward if the designer says, “this is supposed to be horror, ” it’s horror with less debate.īut what’s an “RPG”? Aren’t these tables a mixture of RPG core rules and RPG supplements? They are. If a complicated product has sci-fi and some historical elements, perhaps alternative history in there, or time travel, and the author wants to tag it “historical”, then so be it. In short, at DriveThruRPG, the creators are trusted to assign genres appropriately. Yesterday, we listed the best selling historical RPGs of 2021 and with the usual disclaimer about how genres are decided.
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