Weird Tales from the Old Skull
Diogo "Old Skull" NogueiraNews, articles, thoughts and weird things curated by Diogo Nogueira, game designer and artist behind Old Skull Publishing and Weird Games & Weirder People podcast.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | diogonogueira.substack.com |
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Feral for Primal Quest and Other Weirdness
Hey, wonderful weirdos! How’s everyone doing? It’s been a month already!? I’ve been trying to write this newsletter for a few weeks and today I am just gonna sit down and get through with it! So buckle up, because we have a lot to cover, fr...
Rules as Toys, Weird Games & Weirder People, Preview of The Fire of Adventure, and more!
Phew… I managed to stop to write this. What a blur the last few weeks have been. I’ve been to Game on Expo in Arizona, Gary Con in Wisconsin, got back to Brazil, vacation ended, and now my kid’s school is on strike. So yeah, I am all over t...
I've been dreaming of TTRPGs, Fire & Fangs, and other weirdness
I daydream so much that when I lay down to sleep, my subconscious is all used up… - Diogo Nogueira
Welcome to Weird Tales of the Old Skull
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Artist and Game Designer from Brazil. Creator of Old Skull Publishing and games such as Primal Quest, Kosmosaurs, Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells, and others. Host of the Weird Games and Weirder People podcast.
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