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News Roundup: Fallout TTRPG Gets New Vegas, California Setting Guides
Players will now have new tools that will let them travel to the iconic post-apocalyptic settings of Fallout's universe on the West Coast.
Christopher Hutton
March 29, 2026 • Estimated Reading Time: 6 minutes
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This week’s issue is a bit shorter than usual as I just got back from vacation with my family. I spent most of my time catching up on reading and sitting at the beach; a nice change from the fairly chilly climate in Indiana. But there’s still some news for you to review.
In This Edition
Modiphius Announces New Vegas, California Setting Guides for Fallout TTRPG
Modiphius Entertainment announced plans to bring new post-apocalyptic storytelling content to the table with two new guides about the Fallout universe.
The company announced on Thursday that it is releasing two new setting guides for the Fallout TTRPG. In April 2026, it is opening preorders for a New Vegas setting guide. This book will help players explore the updated Vegas setting that was featured in Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout Season 2. It will significantly expand the storytelling opportunities that Royal Flush, the campaign it released earlier this year, offers players.
That release will be followed by a second setting guide focused on New California, where the original Fallout game took place. Players will get new traits and tools to explore the region while also getting an opportunity to fight the Master, learn psychic powers and maybe even become a first-generation Super Mutant. The New California book will release later in 2026.
Modiphius also mentioned plans to release setting guides for the Capital Wasteland, the Boston Commonwealth, and the Appalachian Mountains in 2027.
Other Stories from This Week
White Wolf’s Hunter: The Reckoning is getting a new video game adaptation in 2027 with Deathwish. Not a lot’s known yet, but expect to hunt plenty of monsters.
Construction has begun on a monument in Lake Geneva, WI dedicated to Gary Gygax.
D&D Beyond added a new Quickbuilder tool to the website that will make creating characters faster than before.
Monte Cook Games’ Cypher update is now up for preorder if you missed the campaign last fall.
PopVerse looks at two new workbooks for DMs and players to help track adventures and focus on worldbuilding.
Dragonlance is getting a new trilogy with the release of War Wizard, expected to hit shelves on August 4.
Failbetter Games, the developer of the Fallen London franchise, blogged about adapting its video game series into a TTRPG in partnership with Magpie Games.
Free League announced the Fomoria TTRPG, a dark fantasy game built on the Mork Borg ruleset.
R.Talsorian Games announced that they are reprinting the core rulebook of CYBERPUNK RED, a volume that I’ve been struggling to find for a year now.
The board game-esque D&D starter set Heroes of the Borderlands has been translated into French, Spanish and other European languages.
Brennan Lee Mulligan and Company Run for City Council in Vampire-Themed Campaign
Dropout’s Dimension 20 announced its upcoming season; City Council of Darkness. The game will focus on a smaller town where a new coterie of vampires have to rise to power.
AKA It’s Dimension 20: Vampire the Masquerade edition. D20 has historically only played D&D 5e and a modified version of the Kids With Bikes ruleset, so this is an interesting turn. It’s very contrary to how most people play VTM (myself included) but it should make for some delightful content.
The big news for us was the unveiling of The Division’s TTRPG, which is being made through a partnership between Ubisoft and Arkhane Asylum. I spoke with one of the guys making the game.
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