One more episode and getting closer to 100!
This episode brings you an interview with Tom Nelson, the Midwest Miniatures Guy.
But before I tell you about that, two announcements. One small, and one very big one.
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Time for another podcast. This time Jenn, Vickey and I just have a chat about many things. Some of them are in the podcast!
First thing we talked about was Deimonorum, the RPG project recently started to create a community driven and written role playing game.
In Deimonorum, 1985 saw the start of a demonic plague that destroyed 99.5% of the human population. Of the remaining people, only 100.000 are men. In the whole planet.
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Third in the series of episodes from Conpulsion.
This time I bring you, with out most pleasure, an interview with Kevin Beimers, the mind behind Italic Pig. I could tell you what that is, but Kevin explains much better than I could during the interview.
Not an interview about RPGs or Board Games, but about videogames for the mobile platform, but I think you’ll find it interesting. Or I hope you will!
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Second episode from the panels that took place at Conpulsion. Landscape art with Paul Bourne and Paul Canavan.
Both artists have extensive experience in creating landscape art in Role Playing games and Videogames and they’re only so happy to talk about their experiences, landscapes, software and the work they’ve done.
And with good reason. They’re bloody brilliant!
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I could tell everyone that I’ve been to Conpulsion. Again. But it’d be annoying because I keep going on about it. But that’s because it’s a great convention!
Anyway, while over there, I recorded some audio of the seminars – some of the seminars, that is – and I thought someone might be interested in them.
So here is the first of them and I’ll be releasing the rest as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, hope you enjoy this seminar about World Building with Ian Lowson, Phil Harris and Kevin Beimers!
Although not everyone is keen on Kickstarter, it can’t be argued that it has helped a lot of projects that otherwise wouldn’t have seen the light of day.
Whether that is a good thing or not, depends on how much you like those products and whether those products are out already or not.
Shadowland is a weird mix of both circumstances.
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In this rather awesome episode, I bring you Matt Buchholtz, the second more difficult to pronounce surname I’ve ever had in the podcast, and the first member from the Crit Juice actual play podcast to come and talk to me.
Crit Juice is a actual-play podcast with a difference or two, though.
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The joy of being able to speak more than language (two in my case) is that you can read books in all those languages, which is what I’ve done this time.
I realise that the attractive might be less for you if you can’t speak Spanish, but I have recently been very gladly surprised by La Puerta de Ishtar, as you might know if you’ve read my review here. Taking advantage that Jenn and Vickey were going to be around for a chat, I thought I’d talk with them about it.
Role Playing Games publishers come and go all the time. To the point that it is very difficult to keep up with the influx of new titles and the companies behind them.
This means that grabbing my attention is certainly not easy, but when you grab my attention… well, you’ve got it!
That is what Len Pimentel did before he created his company Lakeside Games with the idea of bringing new ideas and new games into the RPG scene.
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Another episode of the podcast in our new format of just one topic or segment per episode to make them a bit shorter.
Having said that, this episode is nearly 50 minutes, but I assure you is well worth it!
International Tabletop Day is the latest initiative from the Geek and Sundry team, who are hell bent on making sure as many people as possible are aware and, hopefully, join the board and role playing game fan-base.
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