Multi-Realm Competitors

Pinnacle is the proud producer of Deadlands, Weird Wars, Savage Worlds, and a number of other original IPs. Our properties have been licensed for television, comics, novels, computer and video games, and numerous table-top games. Pinnacle began in 1994 with the publishing of a historical miniatures game, "Fields of Honor." Our next game was John R. Hopler's "The Last Crusade," a World War II collectible card game. The company moved to the next level with the creation of Deadlands: The Weird West in 1996, The Great Rail Wars on 1997, Hell on Earth in 1998, and Savage Worlds in 2003.

The Chaosium was founded by visionary game designer Greg Stafford in 1975. Our award-winning roleplaying games, boardgames, and fiction have been acclaimed as some of the most engaging and innovative of all time. For the past half-century, Chaosium Inc. has captivated gamers, readers and mythic adventurers worldwide.

Troll Lords Games, a subsidiary of Chenault & Gray Publishing, , LLC, has been publishing Role Playing Games since 1999. They began publishing their own system, quickly converted to Dungeons & Dragons d20 system and became the primary publisher for Gary Gygax from 2001 until his passing in 2008. They are best known for their long-standing Castles & Crusades RPG which launched in 2004, continues to enjoy a wide following, and is presently on its 7th printing. TLG publishes a small host of other RPGs, including Amazing Adventures, Victorious and Harvesters. Their long-standing world setting The World of Aihrde is supported by both RPG books and its own line of fantasy fiction. Stephen Chenault is both a primary author and CEO of Troll Lord Games and works with others: Davis Chenault, Jason Vey, James M. Ward and Brian Young. Troll Lord Games hired Mark Sandy to run the print shop, a position he holds to this day. Tim Burns was brought on as Communications Director in 2013. Peter Bradley serves as the company Art Director.