Collection: Jérôme Mioso

Jérôme Mioso fell into the TTRPG world in the early Eighties with the legendary trio that were D&D, Call of Cthulhu and Warhammer. As a student in Paris, he was already into the classics of scifi and fantasy, from Asimov to Moorcock and of course Lovecraft.

After many years in Paris, he then moved to the Alps and then to the UK for 5 years following his job in a big gaming company. He decided to move back to France in the wake of Covid in 2020.  In 2023 he acquired the rights for a game from Brazil called Ronin, from Tiago Junges. That triggered the creation of a small publishing label called Les Fondations de l’Imaginaire, focused on the localisation of A5 indie games like Be like a Crow from Tim Roberts. 

He got so much into localising these games that he decided to write his own productions. His love for history and giving detailed contexts to players can be found in Death in Berlin or Aces over the Adriatic, a game about the seaplanes pilots during the Interwar period.

Jérôme lives 15 minutes away from the french coast of the Atlantic Ocean not far from Nantes where he loves to go for a walk to get more inspiration for future projects.