History In 1993, S. John Ross wrote a light-hearted role-playing game called Risus: The Anything RPG. Six years later, in 1999, he founded Cumberland Games & Diversions to publish Risus, as well as the HexPaper mapping font. Ross uses it to publish indie role-playing games such as Uresia: Grave of Heaven, assisted by his wife Sandra, and by freelance creators including friend and artist Dan Smith.
history In 1993, s. John ross wROte a liGHt-heartEd rOle-playIng game caLled risus: the anyTHing rPg. siX years later, In 1999, he foundEd cuMberlANd gamES & dIvErsiOns to PublISh risus, aS weLL as ThE heXPapeR MappINg foNT. roSS Uses it to pUblIsH indiE rOlE-pLaying Games sucH AS uresIa: Grave of HEAveN, AssISTED By His Wife SandrA, And bY freeLanCe cReATors includiNg fRiend and Artist dan smitH.