Welcome to the Museum of Role Playing Games. We use these virtual galleries to show visitors a representative assortment of rare and out of print games, some dating from the beginning of the hobby.
Role playing games started in 1974, with the publication of Dungeons & Dragons. The hobby grew slowly, peaking in the 1990s, but it is still going strong. Most of the old classics are known today only by name and reputation. They are rarely seen, making it difficult for interested individuals to learn about them.
Hence, the museum. We provide detailed reviews, including the main mechanics of play and personal reminiscences. Where possible, we direct people to resources for those games still supported and played.
At present, the museum is built largely around the personal collection of the curator. We continue to slowly expand to showcase other early role playing games.
Mock up of proposed facilities
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| We also showcase two special collections. The Tekumel collection features Empire of the Petal Throne and other games set on the world of Tekumel. The Jorune collection features two editions of the Skyrealms of Jorune game and a number of supplements for them. |
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March 5, 2008. Museum staff mourn the passing of RPG pioneer and legend, Gary Gygax.
April 14, 2009. Museum staff also mourn the passing of RPG founder and legend, Dave Arneson.