Every Cosmere Tabletop Game Based on Brandon Sanderson's Epic Book Universe
IGN
•Sun, 30 Aug 2026 16:02:00 +0000
📰 What Happened
IGN's roundup catalogues the tabletop and board games set in Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere universe, headlined by the Cosmere Roleplaying Game from Brotherwise Games — an original RPG system covering worlds such as Stormlight and Mistborn, with campaign settings, sourcebooks, GM screens and miniatures, and currently an Origins Awards finalist for Best Roleplaying Game and Best Miniatures. The lineup also includes the Mistborn Deckbuilding Game, Stormlight Premium Miniatures and earlier titles such as Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive.
🔍 The Backstory
Brotherwise Games is the official games partner for the Cosmere, working hand-in-hand with Sanderson's Dragonsteel on a multi-year programme of releases. The games have rolled out through Kickstarter and Backerkit campaigns and are available at retail through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and local game stores.
🎯 Why It Matters
Sanderson's shared universe is one of the biggest fantasy franchises in publishing, and the tabletop line gives fans new ways into the world beyond the books. For tabletop gamers, it is also a notable example of a major literary IP receiving a dedicated, ongoing games programme rather than one-off licensed products.
IGN's roundup catalogues the tabletop and board games set in Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere universe, headlined by the Cosmere Roleplaying Game from Brotherwise Games — an original RPG system covering worlds such as Stormlight and Mistborn, with campaign settings, sourcebooks, GM screens and miniatures, and currently an Origins Awards finalist for Best Roleplaying Game and Best Miniatures. The lineup also includes the Mistborn Deckbuilding Game, Stormlight Premium Miniatures and earlier titles such as Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive.
Brotherwise Games is the official games partner for the Cosmere, working hand-in-hand with Sanderson's Dragonsteel on a multi-year programme of releases. The games have rolled out through Kickstarter and Backerkit campaigns and are available at retail through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and local game stores.
Sanderson's shared universe is one of the biggest fantasy franchises in publishing, and the tabletop line gives fans new ways into the world beyond the books. For tabletop gamers, it is also a notable example of a major literary IP receiving a dedicated, ongoing games programme rather than one-off licensed products.