Pelgrane Press was founded in 1999, and was initially owned by Simon Rogers, ProFantasy Software, and Sasha Bilton.[2]: 383 It is co-owned by Simon J Rogers and Cat Tobin.
Swords of the Serpentine, a sword & sorcery RPG by Kevin Kulp and Emily Dresner.
GUMSHOE One-2-One is a re-imagining of the GUMSHOE system for one player, one GM gaming.
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The Gaean Reach RPG and the "Yellow King RPG each combine elements with other system elements, including Skulduggery systems in the Gaean Reach and GUMSHOE One-2-One elements in The Yellow King. Similarly, Lorefinder grafts GUMSHOE investigative elements onto Paizo's Pathfinder RPG.
Pelgrane Press has won a large number[3] of Gen ConEN World RPG Awards (the “ENnies”), including the Silver Ennie for Fan's Choice for Best Publisher (2016).[4] The company's Gold Ennies include:
2012: Best Electronic Book for Cthulhu Apocalypse: The Apocalypse Machine (for Trail of Cthulhu); Best Writing for The Investigator’s Guide to Occult London
2014: Best Adventure for Eternal Lies (for Trail of Cthulhu)[5]
2016: Best RPG Related Product for Ken Writes About Stuff, Volume 3; Best Supplement for The Dracula Dossier: Hawkins Papers; Best Writing and Product of the Year for The Dracula Dossier: Director's Handbook (for Night's Black Agents RPG[6]
2019: Best Setting for The Fall of Delta Green RPG
2020: Best RPG Related Product for Absinthe in Carcosa (for the Yellow King RPG)
Pelgrane Press won the 2017 Indie Game Developer Network award for "Best Game" for the story game anthology Seven Wonders.[7]
Press coverage has noted Pelgrane's outsized ability to accomplish significant output despite its stature:
Pelgrane are a relatively small company in comparison to some of the other contenders and seeing them sweep the awards shelf is great. They are proof that at least in the table top world, quality products can still conquer the world.[3]
