All Games Considered

AGCExtra 35 January 4th 2010 (BashCon 2009 Part 2) (21:04)

2010-01-05T00:02:00.000-05:00

Ben Balestra talks to the guys from Amorphous Blob Games and the Amorphous Blobcast.

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RPGPodcasts.Com
The Great Debate

AGC 121 December 29th 2009 (Happy New Year V) (1:57:13)

2009-12-29T12:02:00.000-05:00

With Mark Kinney, Carol, Mags, and Carinn Seabolt. Sean Patrick Fannon was supposed to join us as well, but for timing and technical difficulties. Talking about the handfasting. Tents and lights, three gallons of Steak 'n' Shake chili, and wedding night pranks. Character sheet cakes. 2009 Year In Review. Games came to our attention, conventions were attended, our town hosted a succession of natural disasters, and we lost some notables. Ringing in the new year (and a warning about Mags' singing...). Show topics for the future (pulled from the Bounty Head Bebop entries), and discussion of a few of them as we go.

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Sean and Carinn's handfasting (Livestream)
ConGlomeration
Lady Blackbird (One.Seven Design)

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Wandering Geek Podcast
RPGPodcasts.Com
J.C. Hutchins (7th Son: Descent)

AGCExtra 34 December 26th 2009 (BashCon 2009 Part 1) (21:42)

2009-12-26T17:18:00.003-05:00

Ben Balestra brings us interviews from BashCon 2009.

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Nodwick
HiddenGrid Podcast
Twin Blade Games
Mayfair Games

AGC Review 1 (Cold City) (18:40)

2009-12-22T00:02:00.000-05:00

With Mark Kinney and Mags. Mags gives us a reading look at Contested Ground Studio's Cold City.

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Cold City (Contested Ground Studios)

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Adventures of Indiana Jim

Games You May Never Have Heard Of 2 (Trailer Park Wars) (7:14)

2009-12-18T00:02:00.000-05:00

With Ben Balestra. In this "Lost Episode" edition, Ben discusses Gut Bustin' Games' Trailer Park Wars.

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Trailer Park Wars (Gut Bustin' Games)

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BoardGamePodcasts.Com

AGC 120 December 15th 2009 (Feeding Your Raiding Party) (55:31)

2009-12-15T00:02:00.000-05:00

With Mark Kinney, Carol, and Mags. Mark gets confused (because of recording order) and the hazards of recording on a Linux platform. Gaming updates (Traveller, Vampire, Star Wars, Fringeworthy, and the RPG Buffet Card and Board Game Night). Webcomic artist Jennifer "Scraps" Walker joins us to talk about food and her proposed cookbook project, What To Feed Your Raiding Party. Carol brings us Wisdom of the Gamers on epic sessions. ConGlomeration has a new web site! The upcoming New Years Show and the holiday break! See you in (or about) 2010!

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Random Acts Comics
What To Feed Your Raiding Party
What To Feed Your Raiding Party (Kickstarter)
ConGlomeration

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The Gamer's Haven
New World Orders (Edward G. Talbot)

AGC Feedback December 12 2009 (12:14)

2009-12-12T00:02:00.001-05:00

Recorded December 8th, 2009, with Mark, Carol and Mags. Voicemail calls about visits to our fair city (accompanied by a little gift chatter, and an email about the format. No bourbon was harmed in the production of this episode.

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4th Street Live
Louisville Game Shop
7th Son: Descent (J.C. Hutchins)
Scott Sigler

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Solid Symbols

AGC News December 10th 2009 (15:45)

2009-12-10T00:02:00.000-05:00

With Mark, Carol, and Mags. Games Workshop Cease and Desist letters, including to Board Game Geek! Wizards layoffs. The new Scrabble champion! Black Diamond Games shares its outlook on RPG market share (and allows Mark to mention Negativland). Kobold Quarterly's Adopt-A-Soldier Contest. Troubles at the Power Source.

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Games Workshop
List of sites send C&Ds (DakkaDakka)
Board Game Geek thread on C&Ds
Chilling Effects page on C&Ds
Gone to Ground (the comic Mark mentions)
Black Diamond Games RPG Market Share article
Kobold Quarterly Adopt-A-Soldier Contest
Adopt-A-Soldier Sponsorship
Power Source Podcast
Scott Rehm's Open Letter

Games You May Never Have Heard Of 1 (GenCon 2009 Gaming Accessories and the First WeddingCon) (20:04)

2009-12-04T00:02:00.000-05:00

With Ben Balestra. Ben talks about an assortment of gaming accessories, and WeddingCon '97.

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GameMastery Combat Pad (Paizo Publishing)
Alea Tools
Dark Platypus Studios
WeddingCon 2009

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The Gutter Skypes

Game Cryer Gift Guide: Mutant City Blues

2009-12-01T10:00:00.000-05:00

Find more great holiday gift ideas at the 2009 Game Cryer Gift Guide!

Mutant City Blues by Robin D. Laws, published by Pelgrane Press, 192 pages, $39.95. Book purchased by reviewer (Mark Kinney).

I like a game that scratches multiple itches.

This kind of game can pull flex time, depending on my particular mood, or serve as a gateway from one genre to another. In the case of Pelgrane Press' Mutant City Blues, these are the police procedural and supers genres.

Ten years ago, one percent of humanity developed powers. Since then, society has adjusted around them, with a special police unit formed specifically to deal with these perpetrators, the Heightened Crimes Investigation Unit. This combinaton of "Law and Order" and "CSI" with the postmodern supers style of "Heroes" makes for an interesting mix.

The core of the game is the GUMSHOE system, also created by Robin Laws and first seen in Pelgrane's The Esoterrorists. The system has matured over numerous releases, and this is the first GUMSHOE game not based in some horror setting. This point-based system assumes that characters with the appropriate investigative skills will pick up the clues, insuring that a bad roll won't keep information out of the players' hands. Point spends may reveal even more information, and the players must interpret the data they receive. This game does require preparation, though; a GM approaching this should have an idea of what clues are available in a given scene, and where they're pointing.

The non-investigative skills work similarly, as do powers; these are treated as skills, with point spends added to a d6 roll. Combat does get a little clunky, but everything else runs fairly smooth. A few of these work differently -- Health and (mental) Stability, for example -- but when it comes down to it, the meat of the mechanics are in skills.

Best of all is the highly developed background; ten years of study and people living with these odd powers shows in the setting, complete with forensic details of various power usage and legal ramifications of powers ranging from telepathy to emotion control to self-detonation. Society changed in response to the powers arising, and this game doesn't dodge the issue.

In addition, Mutant City Blues never forgets that it is, at heart, a police procedural, and contains guidance at running a police game, and could easily be used just for that by ditching the powers. At the same time, the home city of the game is kept generic enough to be placed in your group's large city of choice.

The powers are relatively low-key (barring things like self-detonation). There are no time-traveling Hiro Nakamuras or power-aborbing Peter Patrellis in this game; in fact, power development is governed by the Quade Diagram, which shows connections between various powers and limits any multiply-powered characters to some sort of theme. Additionally, certain defects tend to crop up as well, making the life of the Heightened just a little more interesting.

As I've said on the podcast, this is not the game that will take the place of your favorite supers game, if you already have one. What it does instead is give you a terrific investigative engine coupled with legal and forensic considerations of powers, something that almost never comes up in a standard supers story. For me, it's more what I go for when I have that police procedural itch. The super powers are gravy.

AGC 119 December 1st 2009 (Lamentations of the Flame Princess) (55:07)

2009-11-30T21:56:00.002-05:00

With Mark Kinney, Mags, and James Edward Raggi IV. A discussion of gaming, inspirations, and the products of Lamentations of the Flame Princess in particular (Death Frost Doom, No Dignity In Death: The Three Brides, People of Pembrooktonshire, and The Grinding Gear).

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Random Esoteric Creature Generator For Classic Fantasy Role Playing Games And Their Modern Simulacra (Goodman Games)
Laura Jalo's DeviantArt Page
Lamentations of the Flame Princess
James' Blog

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The Great Debate
J.C. Hutchins (7th Son: Descent)

AGC Feedback November 28 2009 (15:08)

2009-11-27T23:48:00.002-05:00

Recorded November 24th, 2009, with Mark and Mags. Names get cleared up, zombie movies get watched the Steven King way, Mark enthuzes about Stargate, wrong numbers get called, Fringe Pirates and Bureau 13, Chill, and more on the new format.

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Dark Conspiracy (Wikipedia)
Fringeworthy Podcast
Tri Tac Games (Fringeworthy, Bureau 13)
Chill (OtherWorld Creations)
Empire Games (I Drank What?)

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Narrative Control

AGC News November 26th 2009 (7:02)

2009-11-25T23:17:00.002-05:00

With Mark and Mags. Monte Cook to write a Pathfinder adventure. FreeMarket beta is open. Gold Season 1 DVD raising funds. Steve Jackson Games developing some new dice games.

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Paizo Publishing (Pathfinder)
Project Donut (FreeMarket)
GOLD The Series
GOLD Season 1 DVD Club (Kickstarter)
Zombie Dice (Steve Jackson Games)
Cthulhu Dice (Steve Jackson Games)

AGC Feedback November 21 2009 (14:21)

2009-11-21T20:25:00.003-05:00

Recorded November 10th, 2009. Mark and Mags cover feedback, including: Pirate vs Pirate coming in the near future, the Fringeworthy podcast, chunks, Old School gaming, swine flu, and the Stars being Right.

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Out of the Box Publishing (Ninja vs Ninja)
Fringeworthy Podcast
Fringeworthy (Tri Tac Games)
Myriad Games
Museum of Role Playing Games
LouisvilleRPG.Com
Bushido (Wikipedia)
Chivalry and Sorcery (Wikipedia)

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Canon Puncture
Swing and a Miss

AGC Interview 2 (Ron Edwards) (15:08)

2009-11-19T01:39:00.002-05:00

At GenCon 2009, Carol talked to Ron Edwards of the Forge.

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The Forge
Adept Press

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Podictionary

AGC 118 November 17th 2009 (A Hunting We Will Go Part 2) (28:39)

2009-11-16T20:35:00.006-05:00

With Mark Kinney and Mags. A few notes before we continue. Hunting games with independent organizations, and otherwise.

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Apocalype Prevention Inc (Third Eye Games)
Hex Games (M-Force)
Ghostbusters (Wikipedia)
Inspectres (Memento-Mori Theatricks)
Chill (Wikipedia)
Margaret Weis Productions (Demon Hunters)
Dead Gentlemen Productions (Demon Hunters)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Eden Studios)
The Esoterrorists (Pelgrane Press)
Call of Cthulhu (Chaosium)
Cold City (Contested Ground Studios)
The Mountain Witch (Wikipedia)
Witch Hunter: The Invisible World (Paradigm Concepts)
Colonial Gothic (Rogue Games)
Demongate High (TremorWorks)
Arkham Horror (Fantasy Flight Games)
Zombie Fluxx (Looney Labs)

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Canon Puncture
Solid Symbols

AGC News November 14th 2009 (11:35)

2009-11-14T18:02:00.002-05:00

With Mark and Mags. A possible publishing target for the Dresden Files RPG? Settlements in the WotC Piracy case. Magnum Opus press to serialize Jonny Nexus' Game Night on EN World. MagiQuest. Monty Haul gaming tables.

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The Dresden Files RPG (Evil Hat Productions)
Jonny Nexus
Magnum Opus Press (Game Night)
EN World
MagiQuest
Monty Haul Gaming Tables

AGC 117 November 12th 2009 (A Hunting We Will Go Part 1) (24:15)

2009-11-12T00:17:00.002-05:00

With Mark Kinney and Mags. Stargate: Universe and V. Some updates and an explaination of the new format, and the first half of a discussion of monster hunting games. We start with an extensive discussion of White Wolf's offerings, then moving on to Bureau 13, Delta Green, and Conspiracy X.

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Kicked in the Dicebags
White Wolf Game Studio (Hunter: The Reckoning, Hunter: The Vigil, et al)
Bureau 13: Stalking The Night Fantastic (Tri Tac Games)
Delta Green (Pagan Publishing)
Call of Cthulhu (Chaosium)
Conspiracy X (Eden Studios)

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RPGPodcasts.com
The Babylon Podcast

AGC Interview 1 (Rick Maffei) (19:39)

2009-11-09T20:52:00.003-05:00

In the first installment of All Games Considered's new format, Mark talks to Rick Maffei about the writing of Age of Cthulhu: Madness in London Town, horror, and playtesting.

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Age of Cthulhu: Madness In London Town (Goodman Games)
Jabberwock's Rest

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7th Son: Descent (J.C. Hutchins)
Yog Radio

AGC 116 October 29th 2009 (Age of Cthulhu Interviews) (1:07:51)

2009-10-29T05:45:00.001-04:00

With Mark Kinney and Carol. A little news. Carol interviews Brad and Jessica McDevitt (Interior art and layout for Age of Cthulhu), and Mark talks to Ken Hart and Mike Ferguson (Editor and writer for Age of Cthulhu 3: Shadows of Leningrad). The winners of the Bounty Head Bebop contest!

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Diaspora (VSCA Publishing)
Diaspora SRD
NeonCon
bySwarm
Fringeworthy Podcast
Alpha Omega Starter Bundle (Mind Storm Labs)
Age of Cthulhu (Goodman Games)
Brad McDevitt
Emerald Lich (Mike Ferguson's Blog)
Ken Hart's LiveJournal

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Ninjas vs Pirates
7th Son: Descent (J.C. Hutchins)
Zero Fortitude

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AGC 115 October 20th 2009 (36 Chambers of Big Damn Review Show) (1:31:44)

2009-10-20T00:16:00.001-04:00

With Mark Kinney, Carol, Mags, and Steve. Getting right to business after an interesting week. Carol covers Goblin Markets. Mark talks Ninja vs Ninja. Mags brings us Pandemic. Mark revisits the world of Alpha Omega with The Encountered: Volume 1. Carol reviews Swords at Dawn. Mags talks about Dominion and Dominion: Intrigue. Steve steps in to talk about Geist: The Sin-Eaters. Feedback, and some impending format changes?

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White Wolf Game Studios (Goblin Markets, Swords at Dawn, Geist: The Sin-Eaters)
Ninja vs Ninja (Out of the Box)
Pandemic (Z-Man Games)
Pandemic Design Lecture (YouTube)
The Encountered: Volume 1 (Mind Storm Labs)
Rio Grande Games (Dominion and Dominion: Intrigue)
Jess Hartley's Conventions for the Aspiring Game Professional (Flames Rising)
HyperiCon
Man About Town (+1 Sword Review)
Buzzcuts (+1 Sword Review)

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This Modern Death
The Gutter Skypes
International Detective Dragons From Outer Space
Order 66
Quarter Share (Nathan Lowell)

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AGC News October 15th 2009 (19:48)

2009-10-15T00:09:00.001-04:00

With Mark, Mags, and Carol. Scott Rouse leaving Wizards of the Coast. An advance look at the Games 100 list. Goodman Games 3E "Stimulus Package." Chrysalis Revolt, a free game from Happy Bishop! Arcane Legions. voting is open for the Windhammer Prize. Mark's observation about Q-Workshop's efforts in conjunction with game companies. Skirmisher Press launches the Mythos Society. From the makers of 1960: Making of the President, the chance to relive the 2008 election as well!

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Scott Rouse leaves Wizards of the Coast (EN World)
Games Magazine
Games 100 List (Funagain.com)
Goodman Games Tradein Offer
Happy Bishop Games (The Chrysalis Revolt 2709 - 2710)
Arcane Legions (Wells Expeditions)
Windhammer Prize
Q-Workshop
Mythos Society (Skirmisher Press)
Campaign Manager 2008 (Z-Man Games)

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A More Intimate Horror: Our Ladies Of Sorrow

2009-10-09T08:00:00.001-04:00

Our Ladies of Sorrow, written by Kevin Ross, published by Miskatonic River Press, 2009. www.miskatonicriverpress.com. 152 pages. $34.95 print. Review PDF provided.

Call of Cthulhu is, for good reason, a classic horror RPG, and long the standard by which others are measured. While the concept of investigating the strange and alien backgrounds of the Cthulhu Mythos is classic, on back to Lovecraft's tales and even before, Miskatonic River Press' Our Ladies of Sorrow reminds us it truly is a common element of a lot of horror tales, even the more personal ones presented within. Within the introduction, we see the tropes of such Japanese imports and adaptions as The Ring (Ringu) and The Grudge (Ju-On) set into far more familiar territory, and the Call of Cthulhu mechanics fit them like the layers of slime on a Deep One.

Like these stories, Our Ladies of Sorrow presents a trio of malevolent spirits, often equated with other mythical trios like the Fates, Furies, or Gorgons; we find at their core the Three Sisters, with their focus on the insane, outcast, and mournful. They are also connected to Hecate, or for a full Mythos injection the text even mentions Nyarlathotep, but even this isn't entirely necessary for the story to work, and this series (since, much as the text recommends, this works better interspersed with other stories than run concurrently as a campaign in and of itself) of modern-day horror tales is entirely self contained. Apart from a few possible uses of Mythos knowledge to help move things along in the adventures, the only other solid connection with mainline Call of Cthulhu is some commentary about using these scenarios with Delta Green. With that, we dive into the world of the Three Sisters, wherein we find not just the realm of the supernatural, but touches of our own modern mythologies.

In "House of Shadows," the investigators, in a small college town (left mostly open in the text, but the description of which reminded me very much of Bowling Green, Kentucky, home of my own alma mater -- all it took to fit was changing names and a few other facts), witness the death of an old man in the street. Connecting this to an old woman speaking to him right before the event, clues lead to his home, an old apartment building with a tragic past and an alarming number of "Night Hag" attacks among its population. That which drove the man to death has its grip on others around him, and maybe even an investigator or two before it's over. This scenario not only deals in its own mystery, but sets up the investigators to be pulled into future events.

"Desert of Sighs" places the action firmly in northwestern Arizona, where a group of college students are missing in a stretch of the Mojave Desert known for attracting those seeking spiritual fulfillment, and also for disappearances of those who have entered. Brought to the area to help in the search, the investigators find themselves confronted with the reappearance of the one they went to find, but his friends still lost in the mazes and formations of the Desert of Sighs. With a definite tinge of "otherness" about it, this scenario demands the most pushing by the Keeper to get the group to the meat of the story, but does its best to provide those means from a number of directions.

"River of Tears" takes place in a small river town (the fictional Baleford, Illinois in the text, but any smallish midwestern river town with a sizable Hispanic population will work) haunted by the ghostly child-killer La Llorona. Called in by a contact from a prior scenario, and specifically called out by the ghost itself, the investigators must face this threat to themselves and the children of the town, amid the heightened tension of impending storm and flood.

"The Final Cut" is an epilogue, where the investigators learn more about the background of the Sisters, and come to face a horrific choice.

Each scenario sets the scene, describes the players, and points to an act structure, leaving the Keeper to shape the specifics depending on investigator action and other needs. Connections abound in the adventures, with dreams and events pointing to aspects of future scenarios and the epilogue, and the subsequent scenarios calling back to that old apartment building where the investigators first came to the Sisters' attention. Keepers might struggle a little with the small details, making sure the clues find their way into the investigators' paths, but this allows for the more direct attention the vengeful ghost genre demands, and this series benefits immensely from that kind of careful work.

Additional materials include two new spells, six pages of the handouts expected of a Call of Cthulhu adventure, suggested reading and other media, and a story that inspired (and is mentioned within) this adventure series, Thomas De Quincey's "Levana and Our Ladies of Sorrow."

Our Ladies of Sorrow presents a nice break from the cosmically indifferent entities of more classical tales, and for the Keeper of Arcane Lore looking for something with a slightly different flavor, its intimately creepy series of modern Cthulhu stories is well worth checking out.

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Critical Hits: Modern Gaming Scary Women

Gnome Stew: by Matthew Neagley

Bartleby: Levana and Our Ladies of Sorrow

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AGC 114 October 6th 2009 (Gaming From The Past In The Future!) (1:26:58)

2009-10-06T00:43:00.002-04:00

With Mark Kinney, Carol, and Mags. Illness, Carol's class reunion, and d20 stats for nice shoes. Mark's adventure in the RPG.net Other Media Fantasy Wrestling Draft, and fictional pursuits. Podcast appearances. Old School and the retroclone! What is Old School? Games You May Never Have Heard Of: Mutant Future! Mark reviews some products from Lamentations of the Flame Princess (No Dignity In Death: The Three Brides, People of Pembrooktonshire, and Death Frost Doom). Mags is creeped out by a conflation of horror inspirations. Retroclone games. Reminiscing on old school gaming experiences, and both original and clones. Wrapping up with the legal questions. Shooting FRED. Need some more Bounty Head Bebop entries. In the future, stuff is coming.

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Tales of the Children (P.G. Holyfield)
Amorphous Blobcast
The Great Debate
War Pig Radio
Quick Primer for Old School Gaming (Lulu)
Mutant Future (Goblinoid Games)
Random Esoteric Creature Creator (Goodman Games)
Lamentations of the Flame Princess (No Dignity in Death, People of Pembrooktonshire, Death Frost Doom)
Traveller Reprints (Far Future Enterprises)
Traveller (Mongoose Publishing)
Empire of the Petal Throne (RPGNow)
Meanwhile...
HackMaster 4th (Kenzer and Company)
HackMaster Basic (Kenzer and Company)
Epées & Sorcellerie
Microlite74
Microlite20
Searchers of the Unknown
Castles and Crusades (Troll Lord Games)
Swords and Wizardry (Mythmere Games)
Basic Fantasy Role Playing Game
Labyrinth Lord (Goblinoid Games)
Old School Reference and Index Compilation (OSRIC)
Tiny AD&D Book Information
Mazes and Minotaurs
Spellcraft and Swordplay
ZeFRS
4C System
Basic Roleplaying (Chaosium)
Generic Old School Roleplaying Engine (RPGNow/Goblinoid Games)
Dragonsfoot
Knights and Knaves Alehouse
OSRIC Legal Stuff Mark Mentioned (EN World)
Will Hero RPG stop a bullet? (YouTube)

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Canon Puncture
Hamishakia
Solid Symbols
Podictionary

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AGCExtra 33 October 3rd 2009 (Bounty Head Bebop and Talismania Revised Part 2) (25:22)

2009-10-03T17:55:00.003-04:00

Carol sits down with J.P. deHanaut to discuss Bounty Head Bebop, new rules, supplements, and a new ruleset to add to the spacefaring fun or to play on its own. Chris Heim and Logan Masterson follow up with Talismania Revised! Part 2: The Reaper!

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