Substacks recommended by Nate Whittington

Recommended by Nate Whittington

For players, creators, and curious explorers of solo and co-op tabletop RPGs and board games.

Weird and wonderful games, designer's notes, and tips for loyal fans and sworn enemies of Exeunt Press, creator of Exclusion Zone Botanist and Eleventh Beast.

Tangent

Game designer, philosophy student, GM.

Good thoughts from a good human

- Nate Whittington

Jump Over the Age Newsletter

Updates from Gareth Damian Martin, developer of the Citizen Sleeper series and In Other Waters

Kate Plays

By Kate Korsaro

Kate Plays is a laid-back newsletter exploring tabletop RPGs through random generators, solo adventures, and thoughtful musings on the hobby.

Skeleton Code Machine

By Exeunt Press

Spark your creativity as a tabletop game designer or enthusiast, and think differently about how games work. ENNIE-nominated!

Watch Well Games

By K.J.

Building community around indie tabletop roleplaying games, stories, art, and more.

Castle Grief

Settings, house rules, adventures, and ideas for your TTRPG experience.

The (Side) Quest

By J. Claypool

Tabletop RPGs | Fantasy and Sci-Fi Storytelling | Collaboration

Cezar Capacle talks Game Design

Indie tabletop game design ideas, insights, discoveries, and ruminations.

Win Conditions

By Sean McCoy

A deep dive newsletter on publishing games in the tabletop industry. From the creator of Mothership RPG, #dungeon23, and co-creator of Two Rooms and a Boom.

News from the Grid

By Jean Verne

Previews of projects I'm working on, graphic design inspiration and other cool findings!

One of my favorites - always giving great advice, great fonts, and more.

- Nate Whittington

Odinson Games

Content for weird, metal, and old-school RPGs.

Odinson is one of the few Substacks I actively read start to finish and drop what I'm doing to read as soon as possible. You can't go wrong here.

- Nate Whittington

David B.'s Newsletter

By Copy/Paste Co-Op

I wrote ECO MOFOS!! and LOST EONS. Here are some thoughts on TTRPGs and art