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About Goodman Games
Goodman Games is your source for adventures! We are the industry leader
in RPG adventures, publishing popular lines like Dungeon
Crawl Classics, Judges Guild, and Wicked
Fantasy Factory. We also publish role playing games such as Etherscope,
Xcrawl,
Broncosaurus
Rex, and DragonMech. Goodman Games products
are available in thousands of game stores worldwide, and have been translated
into German, Portuguese, and Italian.
Goodman Games was founded in 2001 by Joseph Goodman. We are based out
of San Diego, CA. You can meet our staff every year at Gen Con. In the
past we have also attended Origins, Dundracon, Kublacon, Pentacon, and
other regional conventions. We sponsor popular open
tournaments at Gen Con each year, and our tournament modules have become
well known.
Media Coverage
Goodman Games has been covered extensively in the gaming media. Learn
more about our podcasts, interviews, and other coverage.
Contact Information
General inquiries should be directed to info@goodman-games.com;
questions about orders should be directed to keith@goodman-games.com;
submissions should be directed to info@goodman-games.com.
You can also post questions to our online
forums. For more urgent matters, you may call at 443-418-7697. We can
be contacted via mail at:
Goodman Games, Inc.
2784 Homestead Rd. #162
Santa Clara, CA 95051
Please note that our offices are not open to the public.
Goodman Games at Gary Con 2011. Left to right: Joseph Goodman, Doug
Kovacs, Harley Stroh.
Partners
Submission Guidelines
We are currently not accepting submission of art, writing, or game designs.
Awards
We're pleased to have been recognized repeatedly by the annual Gen Con
ENnie awards, including multiple nominations for Best Publisher and Best
Adventure.
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2011, Winner, Three Castles Award, Best RPG Product: The
Dungeon Alphabet
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2009, Nominee, Best Cartography: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #53: Sellswords of Punjar
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2008, Nominee, Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #50: Vault of the Iron Overlord
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2008, Nominee, Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #51: Castle Whiterock
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2008, Silver Medal Winner, Best Cartography: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #51: Castle Whiterock
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2007, Nominee, Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #34: Cage of Delirium
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2007, Nominee, Best Adventure: Xcrawl:
Coney Island Crawl
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2007, Nominee, Best Supplement and Best d20/OGL Product:Etherscope:
Upload: Etherpunk
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2007, Nominee, Best Setting and Best Cartography: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #35: Gazetteer of the Known Realms
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2007, Nominee, Best Publisher: Goodman Games
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2006, Nominee, Best d20 Game: Ethersope
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2006, Nominee, Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #12.5: Iron Crypt of the Heretics
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2006, Nominee, Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #20: Shadows in Freeport
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2006, Nominee, Best Adventure: Etherscope:
The Lemurian Candidate (licensed adventure from Steampower Publishing)
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2005, Monte Cook Presents the Year's Best d20: Material selected
from Complete Guide to Rakshasas
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2005, Winner, Pen & Paper Fan Awards - Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #13: Crypt of the Devil Lich
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2005, Runner Up, Pen & Paper Fan Awards - Best Supplement and
Best Graphic Design: DragonMech
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2005, Runner Up, Pen & Paper Fan Awards - Best Publisher: Goodman
Games
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2005, Nomination, ENnie Award - Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #11: The Dragonfiend Pact
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2005, Nomination, ENnie Award - Best d20 Game, Best Production Values,
and
Best Campaign Setting/Setting Supplement: Xcrawl
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2004, Nomination, ENnie Award - Best Publisher: Goodman Games
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2004, Nomination, ENnie Award - Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #5: Aerie of the Crow God
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2004, Nomination, ENnie Award - Best Adventure: Xcrawl:
Emperor's Cup
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2003, Nomination, ENnie Award - Best Monster Supplement and Best
Graphic Design & Layout: Monsters of
the Endless Dark
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2003, Honorable Mention, ENnie Award - Best Adventure: Dungeon
Crawl Classics #1: Idylls of the Rat King
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2002, Honorable Mention, ENnie Award - Best d20 Game: Dinosaur
Planet: Broncosaurus Rex
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2002, Honorable Mention, ENnie Award - Best Rules Sourcebook: Beyond
Monks: the Art of the Fight
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