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This Episode features Quinn Wilson of the Swallows of the South podcast. During this interview we discuss how his brother got him into tabletop, what it is like introducing new people to lore-dense games, and his efforts to expand the inclusiveness of the tabletop community.

Having maneuvered themselves outside the chow compound our heroes are incredibly close to acquiring a crystal, which will allow them to fund a public concert. All they have to do is keep Dusty’s eyes on the mission and curb Vincent’s thirst for vengeance.

James sits down with Mark Richardson and some friends to run character creation for Headspace.

The Dark Magicks have taken their toll on our Senior Wizards. They attempted to channel the Darkness using the prompt: ” ” and created… Pelter. Can our Senior Wizards manage to craft a life when they must channel the Dark Magick from within themselves?

Heroes, it has been a HECK of a year, and we’re going out with a bang. J Michael Bestul gives us some hot tips on how to get the most out of modding 13th Age, which is a pretty rad system to begin with. Plus, a little waxing nostalgic in the intro and not one but TWO hidden kitties! Don’t ever say we never gave you nothing.

The team has been roped into a mission all of them have been dreading, attending Howard’s birthday party.

After happening upon Cindy Chow, daughter of notorious gangster Fat Chow, our boys have a unique opportunity. It is well know that the Cow crime family has a vast collection of crystals making them one of the most powerful crime families in the city. With some clever social maneuvering Vincent Tralinitne and his friends can get a crystal the libertarian way: by taking it.

In which, after a year and two months of having thematically been on Phindar, the boys fly back to Phindar. To shop.

Game designer Ole Peder Giæver, co-creator of Itras By (with Martin Bull Gudmundsen) and Old Friends (with Jason Morningstar) joins Alex for a dreamy chat about magic, masks, and Norwegian folklore. Also: an exciting announcement.

James sits down with Mark Richardson and some friends to run character creation for Headspace.