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The team has tracked the source of the demon to the basement of Talawanda high school, but this basement hold more secrets then anyone expected.

This episode of part two of Jim’s interview with Dan of Fear the Boot. During this interview they discuss video games, RPG’s with Meta-plots, and the future of Fear the Boot.

In a distant time, on a distant planet, on a small Island called Arbes the mighty Capital enjoys the benefits of a libertarian paradise. The only limit any being knows is the power of market forces. It is here that three men come before the ruling faction in order to propose an unprecedented idea: a public concert.

Hop on the Reflection for All My Fantasy Children’s first Holiday Special! We channel the Dark Magick from @TreeHuggerKing’s prompt: “A cute old train conductor who is beloved by all his passengers” to create… Trick Smallman. It is truly a holiday miracle.

Sleepovers and Phone Calls basically

We’re taking a look at hacking deck-builder card games this week, specifically Crptozoic’s Cerberus Engine system, with card-game aficionado / hostage Dan Enders. Dan also wrote micro RPG card game The Bite, so this one is just ALL about cards and feeling bad.

Face with a possessed girl in the middle of a high school cafeteria the team takes drastic action to try and isolate the situation. However, unforeseen circumstances make this task far harder than anyone expected…

Mal and his companions have discovered the terrible truth about Wellspring. Now they are faced with the difficult decision of how to proceed. Even for the Exalted of the sun caste the prospect of punishing a god is no easy task.

Put back on your brass gears, Junior Wizards! (Recommended before listening: Madam Mysteria) Aaron and Jeff are going HAM with their Dark Magickal abilities to do a little bit of world-building this episode as they re-enter Grasshopper city to create a character from @Spectacles\_ak’s prompt “a fighter who claims to a paladin that’s just between … Read more

Larpwright and publisher Mo Turkington on larping theatrically, embodiment and immersion, and “the unbearable weight of representation.”