Hello, everyone! We have an exciting week for you. In this episode, we talk about taking campaign notes and turning them into stories (a topic I have a lot of experience with), we discuss our favorite historical settings for tabletop games, and we talk about one of the best D&D monsters: Mindflayers. We have a lot of fun talking about it, so hopefully you have a lot of fun listening!
Another thing I want to mention- today marks the first day of the kickstarter for my brother's indie RPG, the Mountain Witch 2nd Edition! It's already blown way past its goal (and had within a couple hours!) but if you want to get in on the ground floor and help support an awesome product and an awesome creator, then head over to the Kickstarter page and check it out!
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This week's Chapel on the Cliffs drawing winner is Daniel M! Congratulations, Daniel! Be sure to let Goblin Stone know what you think about it- and if you haven't received an e-mail within the next 24 hours then contact me and we'll get you sorted out.
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Have a wonderful week!
Episode 71: When and Where
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Questions answered this episode:
1. What sort of campaign notes do you usually keep while playing? And how can you turn those notes into a story (as you said you've done in the past)?
2. What do you guys think of taking a historical place and time and making it an RPG setting? How would you do it? What place and time would you use?
3. Let's talk about mindflayers.
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Noteworthy Links:
Lemonade Stand, a Flash game
Jell-O vs. Jelly
I Am Groot
Kizarvidexus
Red Hand of Doom, a 3.5 Adventure Module
Adventures in Erylia, an Actual Play podcast we are friends with
Critical Role, an Actual Play podcast we are not friends with
The Adventure Zone, an Actual Play podcast I would love to be friends with
Game of Thrones and War of the Roses
Oriental Adventures, a D&D supplement for playing a game in feudal Japan
Rokugan/Legend of the Five Rings
Bloodborne, a game from From Software set in a pseudo-Victorian England
Dragonlance
Bojack Horseman
Savage Species, a 3.5 D&D book for playing monster characters
Sylar, the main antagonist from the TV show Heroes
do you even lift
Illithids in Final Fantasy
Illithids in Demon's Souls
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