99 Potions

The Role-Playing Pals discuss branded roleplaying and its para-social implications, with a specific focus on Seraphine, Riot Games' latest (and most publicly depressed) League of Legends champion.

The Potion Pals are joined by special guest Aiden Strawhun to discuss the breakout success (both monetarily and creatively) of Genshin Impact, the biggest source of new wives since Hades.

Natalie, Steven, John, and Tall Farquaad are back for an action-packed episode focusing on the newly released (sorta) Baldur's Gate 3.

The RPG Pals are back to bring you up to speed on September's newsliest developments, featuring in-depth discussions of Final Fantasy XVI's announcement and the mandatory overtime situation at CD Projekt Red.

The Potion Pals are joined by special guest merritt k of *checks notes* Fanbyte(?) Dot com(??) to talk about Monster Hunter Rise and other exciting announcements in the world of Monster Hunter, which is definitely an RPG series and therefore eligible for discussion on this program.

The RPG Pals predict RPG-oriented announcements ahead of Sony's latest PlayStation 5 Showcase and take a deep dive on Wasteland 3.

It's all kings all the time on this week's 99 Potions, as Natalie, Steven and John discuss the unparalleled emergent storytelling of Crusader Kings 3.

Special guest Jeffrey Rousseau joins Natalie, Steven and John for an in-depth discussion of Chrono Cross, the underappreciated PlayStation 1 followup to Squaresoft's SNES classic, Chrono Trigger.

John, Natalie and Steven are back for the first installment of a new monthly news rundown, the News Quest! Yes, that really is the best name we could come up with in the time available! In this inaugural installment, Natalie walks us through everything worth getting excited about for Baldur's Gate 3, while Steven brings us up to speed on the crab-based special attacks and myriad jobs available in Yakuza: Like a Dragon.

Steven, Natalie and John are back to talk about (and coin a new term for) knock-off RPGs, from their favorites of yore to modern contemporaries, and whether being a knock-off of something else is an inherently bad thing.