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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 . They released 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 Gen Con where they run scenarios from their catalog of published role-playing games and game systems, including Wobble,[1] Crawlspace,[2] and Qalidar.[3]

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's horror role-playing game.

  • TerrorHog is a Crawlspace Event and brainchild of Lea. [4]

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.)

Other Products

  • Red Bat System
    • 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.[5]

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