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What happens when you publish your own game from scratch? How do we welcome new players to the table? Game designer Hakan Seyalioglu on game publishing, community building, and the beautiful collision of the obvious and the unexpected.

Though Binbon and Jubna have lead prosperous lives by Tatooine standards, they find themselves feeling as though they are missing something. To clear their heads and lift their spirits Jubna has brought Binbon on a work Vacation to B.H.I.K.K.E. Work Week: Phnidar.​

This episode features Jeff Barber of Biohazard Publishing. Jeff is a game designer that made the Origins Award nominated game, Blue Planet. Now after many years away Jeff has come back to game design with his new game Upwind. During this interview we talk about Blue Planet, Jeff’s long hiatus from game design, and the differences between publishing today and publishing in the 90’s.

Multi-DM games. Multi-table games. The Specials. There are many names for these massive convention games, but luckily for us we’ve got several guests here to help break them down. Geoffrey Peart, Troy Pichelman, and Darcy Ross are all experienced in ways to make your game bigger, whatever the system. THE SPECIALS Geoffrey Peart Troy Pichelman … Read more

James and Kat discuss their fun lives for the past two months including Grumpy Witch, Illimat, and Gencon!

Episode art by Dave Lapru @plantbird Ahoy there, lovers of dark magick AND pirates! In this episode of All My Fantasy Children, Aaron and Jeff take twitter user @Plantbird’s prompt, “A pirate captain with a strict no killing policy” and create Captain Goldbeard. Set sail with the world’s most popular pirate and discover the true … Read more

Tryst continues to deal out patience on the Wild Karrde, but can he maintain his sabacc face around an unexpected visitor? What will this array of idiots do next?

Do maps make statements, the way games do? Game designer and cartographer Mark Richardson joins Alex to talk publishing games, being sober, and running Vampire larps in the ’90s.

This episode feature part 2 of the interview with Talking TableTop host Jim McClure. In this episode he talks about the story of how he came to join One Shot, the inception of Third Act Publishing, and he answers the hard questions he always puts his guests through.

On episode 7 of All My Fantasy Children, we are bringin’ the music back with a prompt from twitter user, @Spacekase. “A Dragonkin bard who wants to be an idol” In a world where creativity is dead, only one Draconic idol can drop the bass and get this party started.