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So many of us remember wonderful childhood memories of running around Gielinor and Gielinor, not because a large corporation sold us an item however, but because three brothers were passionate, and their families believed in them. These kinds of people are who we should be grateful to for their memories. They are not the top executives over at Amazon or Activision Blizzard.

Steamforged Games recently announced an alliance with the creator Jagex that will bring RuneScape to tablets later this year. The MMORPG will get not just one but two tablestop versions, a board game and a tabletop role-playing game. The board game will go live on Kickstarter later this year and the tabletop version is set to go to retail stores.

The two games draw their inspiration from the world of Fantasy in RuneScape, Gielinor. The games will feature various characters and adventures, and locations which the MMORPG has made famous through its lengthy history. The board game takes five to six players on one of the quest-based adventures through the landscape of Gielinor.

Based on the release by Steamforged players are expected to "craft and upgrade equipment upgrade their characters, prepare special meals, interact with NPCs and test their talents while exploring different regions of the world". Like the online MMORPG, players are also likely to discover side-quests to flesh out the game's world.

The TTRPG will be comprised of an attractively illustrated core guide that will contain all the details for players who want to play the RuneScape TTRPG. It will allow players to create their own characters as they set off for the lands of Gielinor for "unique thrilling quests". In addition the TTRPG primary book includes "fully aligned with fifth edition ruleset of the world's favorite role playing tabletop game".

This venture is the first time RuneScape will be accessible on a non-digital platform, something that Jagex chief executive Phil Mansell is excited about:

"After over 21 years of being exclusively accessible digitally I'm extremely excited to work with Steamforged to design and publish RuneScape adventure-based tabletop games cheap Runescape gold. I am certain it will be a great experience for RuneScape or Old School RuneScape players will be ecstatic to get their hands on the miniatures they've been planning to use to create their own stories."