Onyx Path Publishing

Onyx Path Publishing is a publisher of tabletop role-playing games that produces licensed products as well as company-owned and creator-owned games.

Onyx Path Publishing
IndustryRole-playing games
Founded2011[1]
Websitetheonyxpath.com

History

The name "The Onyx Path" and the company's logo appeared on White Wolf products and their message board in early 2012. There was some speculation about their meaning before the company went public with their plans during GenCon in August 2012.[1][2][3]

The company had already been founded in January 2012[1] by White Wolf Creative Director Richard Thomas,[4] and is licensee for White Wolf's World of Darkness lines (Both the original World of Darkness and the later Chronicles of Darkness),[4] as well as Exalted.[4] The company also bought outright the Trinity Universe and Scion games from White Wolf/CCP Games.[4] As such, Onyx Path Publishing will release the titles that were previously announced by White Wolf for the 2012/2013 schedule. Products were made available through DriveThruRPG electronically (PDF files) and physically via DriveThruRPG's print on demand service.[4] In addition to that, Onyx Path Publishing has used the crowd funding service Kickstarter to raise money for deluxe editions of some of their new products.[4][5][6]

Onyx Path Publishing is also developing original games, including Cavaliers of Mars by Rose Bailey[3] and Pugmire by Eddy Webb.[7] The homepage of Onyx Path Publishing also provides guidelines to send in material, in case one would want to have one's own game to be published by them.[8]

References
  1. RPG Geek Entry
  2. What is the Onxy Path? Panel from GenCon on YouTube
  3. Fantasy Heartbreaker Blog
  4. http://theonyxpath.com/about/faq/
  5. Kickstarter Projects created by Richard Thomas
  6. Werewolf: The Apocalypse 20th Anniversary Deluxe and Heavy Metal Edition Kickstarter
  7. http://elliedi.com/be-a-good-dog-eddy-webb-talks-about-the-pugmire-rpg/
  8. Onyx Path Publishing - Submission Guidelines
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