Elder Tunnels
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Peryton Publishing is an American role-playing game publishing company founded in 2004. It is co-owned by Christina Lea and Tom K. Loney. It is best known for their original role-playing game products, Crawlspace and Qalidar, as well as for publishing content for Tunnels & Trolls and Monsters! Monsters! systems, frequently in collaboration with Ken St. Andre.
History
Peryton Publishing was founded by Lea and Loney in 2004, and started selling their first gaming system, Peryton Fantasy Role-Playing Game, written by Lea, built from Open gaming mechanics, and intended to simply the fantasy role-playing game experience, in 2006.
Loney and Lea are regular attendees of various conventions running products. Their "home convention" is Gen Con where they have ran scenarios since 2004. More recently events focus on items from their catalog of published role-playing games and game systems, including Wobble,[1] Crawlspace,[2] and Qalidar.[3]
Their on-line club is Peryton Gamers where they and other GMs do things like arrange for video RPG sessions for any roleplaying system.
TAG System
Tom's Adventure Gaming (TAG) is a set of generic role-playing game rules that can be used with a variety of settings. It was designed by Tom K. Loney.
Crawlspace
Crawlspace is Peryton Publishing's horror role-playing game. The initial version of Crawlspace used Tom's Adventure Gaming ("TAG") rules. In 2014 they published a new version using Tom's Action Card Kit ("TACK") system, where playing cards are used for randomization instead of dice.[4]
- TerrorHog, published in 2022, is a Crawlspace Event and brainchild of Lea. [5]
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Qalidar
(Mention the Qalidar line of products and the published novel.)
Tunnels & Trolls / Monsters! Monsters!
(List of products under these two product lines, including early years collaborations as well as M!M! Buzzard's Gulch products.)
Product Lines
- Spacers
- Red Bat System (aka "New TAG")
- Wobble
- TACK System
- TAG System
Periodicals
Peryton publishes Elder Tunnels, a role-playing game magazine that features scenarios, stories, and other content for Tunnels & Trolls, with content by Peryton Publishing staff, Peryton Gamers, Ken St. Andre, and was officially "Trollhalla Friendly," meaning it was an approved product for the Tunnels & Trolls line.[6]
References
- ↑ "Gen Con 2025 Events". https://gencon.eventdb.us/gameSystem.php?EventType=RPG&GameSystem=Red+Bat.
- ↑ "Gen Con 2025 Events". https://gencon.eventdb.us/gameSystem.php?EventType=RPG&GameSystem=Crawlspace.
- ↑ "Gen Con 2025 Events". https://gencon.eventdb.us/gameSystem.php?EventType=RPG&GameSystem=Qalidar.
- ↑ "Tom's Action Card Kit". http://www.perytonpublishing.com/tack.htm.
- ↑ "TerrorHog—A Crawlspace Event: Interview with Christina Lea". 25 October 2022. https://www.enworld.org/threads/terrorhog%E2%80%94a-crawlspace-event-interview-with-christina-lea.692685.
- ↑ "Elder Tunnels on RPGGeek". https://rpggeek.com/rpgperiodical/20444/elder-tunnels.
External links
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Elder Tunnels was a role-playing game magazine created by Tom K. Loney and Christina Lea and published by Peryton Publishing.
Content
Elder Tunnels was published two to three times a year for selected years across ten years and focused on the Tunnels & Trolls role-playing game system.
The magazine enjoyed contributions from Tunnels & Trolls' creator, Ken St. Andre, as well as authors of T&T material produced in cooperation with St. Andre and/or Flying Buffalo, such as Brian Penn, Michael Eidson and David Crowell.
Publication history
Peryton Publishing released 7 issues of Elder Tunnels between 2010 and 2012. After a hiatus of seven years, it produced 3 more issues between 2019 and 2021, which focused on game systems other than T&T, particularly Monsters! Monsters! and other in-house Peryton Publishing games such as Crawlspace.
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Category:Defunct magazines published in the United States Category:Magazines disestablished in 2021 Category:Magazines established in 2010 Category:Quarterly magazines published in the United States Category:Role-playing game magazines