TTRPG news · Source announcement: 2026-10-12
R. Talsorian Games announced on October 12, 2026, that Charlie Eberspacher has joined the company as Sales and Convention Support Manager. Known in the community as Emmerron, Eberspacher has worked as a Cyberpunk and tabletop RPG creator since 2023. The appointment points to a more visible contact for retailers, distributors and conventions seeking support for the publisher’s games; it is not an announcement of a new game, release date or product line.
A new role focused on sales and conventions
The announcement is a staffing update from R. Talsorian Games, the publisher behind Cyberpunk tabletop role-playing games. Eberspacher’s title is Sales and Convention Support Manager. In practical terms, the company is presenting him as a point of contact for organizations that want to support its games, rather than announcing a change to the games themselves.
Eberspacher specifically invites retailers, distributors and conventions to get in touch. For those groups, the news offers a named contact; for players, the immediate significance is more indirect. The post does not describe changes to how games are sold, how convention support works, or what support a particular event or retailer can expect.
Who is Charlie Eberspacher?
Eberspacher says community members may know him as Emmerron. He describes himself as a content creator in the Cyberpunk and broader tabletop RPG space since 2023, when he started the Cyberpunk Red Neon Inferno actual play. His experience has also included helping at convention booths, playtesting games and running game rooms at conventions.
He also co-hosts the Wireheads Podcast with Diamond Dust. These are useful details for understanding the background he brings to the job, but the announcement does not say that he is joining as a game designer or that any of these projects are changing hands.
What it could mean for the community
For retailers, distributors and convention organizers, the clearest takeaway is the opportunity to contact someone whose role explicitly includes sales and convention support. Eberspacher says he has already started planning sales-related initiatives and working with conventions interested in supporting R. Talsorian’s games.
That signals work is under way, but the publisher has not yet described the initiatives. There are no named programs, confirmed event appearances or rollout dates in the announcement. Readers should treat the mention of future plans as a preview, not as a promise of a particular offer or convention activity.
What existing fans should—and shouldn’t—expect
Eberspacher says he still has the current season of Neon Inferno to finish and has “a lot of stuff” he wants to do with the new Cyberpunk TCG. The wording is personal and forward-looking: it does not confirm specific TCG work, a release, or a change to the actual play’s schedule.
He expects to be seen more often around conventions and less in other parts of the year as he settles into the role. That is his description of how his visibility may shift, not a published calendar. The announcement names no new game, product availability, price or launch date.
Useful next steps for GMs
If you represent a retailer, distributor or convention, Eberspacher’s invitation is the actionable part of the announcement: contact R. Talsorian Games to discuss support. If you are a player or GM, there is no immediate rules or purchasing change to act on; watch for later publisher details before planning around any sales initiative or event.
For separate session-prep options, GMCraft Tavern’s Token Maker can help create VTT tokens, while its cyberpunk token collections offer ready-made character assets. These are general third-party tabletop resources, not R. Talsorian products or official support.
Sources and image credits
Original reporting based on the publisher’s announcement; this is not a hands-on review. Product plans and crowdfunding estimates may change.
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