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Time Without Tide is the brand new TTRPG from Chaosium and the brain child of two Aussies, David Naylor and James Coquillat. Think pseudo-Victorian era horror with cartoonish wackiness. Stevie and Dan sat down with Dave and Jim and discussed their TTRPG journey, how they came up with the idea for Time Without Tide, how the game got picked up by Chaosium, crowdfunding, and so much more. In the news, we talk about Phenomenon, PAX, and more.
Links:
Time Without Tide
News:
Phenomenon - Canberra
D&D One Shot Festa Del Velo Solare
Paint and Play D&D
PAX Aus Schedule
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
What does it take to be a freelance TTRPG adventure writer and professional Dungeon Master? Let’s ask Ian Arguilles from Unfound Fables! Ian is a freelance writer for publications like 2 Minute Tabletop and Ghostfire Gaming and he is a professional Dungeon Master. Ian shares his journey, advice, tips and more! Plus, in news we cover upcoming events such as Pixel Expo and Phenomenon as well as a whole host of new one page TTRPGs from Australian creators!
Links:
Unfound Fables Website
Unfound Fables Tiktok
Unfound Fables Instagram
Unfound Fables on 2 Minute Tabletop
Unfound Fables on Itch
News:
Pixel Expo - Perth
Phenomenon - Canberra
LR4D x Scarlet Song 🐲 Cottage Core Critters: A Cosy Critter RPG 🐲
A Seance on North Fork Road
Cage Fight Kingdom
Who’s That Now Living in 12 Cedar Grove Drive
Keep Clam and Carry On
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
How do you run one-shots for public games and for conventions?
This episode features Kate O'Sullivan live from Perth Supanova. Kate had the pleasure of sitting down and speaking to the crew behind Dungeons & Flagons - Perth, a group that meets for one shots twice a month at different breweries, plus they run one shots at conventions such as Pixel Expo. Kate picks their brains about how they plan games, table management tips, and more.
Stay tuned after the interview to hear about new Aussie Indie TTRPGs and events coming soon!
Links:
Dungeons and Flagons - Perth Facebook Group
News:
The Black Box - Mothership RPG Module
Fragged Aeternum 2 - Kickstarter
Winter's Tale - 2nd August Brisbane
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Have you ever wanted to know what it's like to design your first D&D Subclass? Kate O'Sullivan walks us through her process for designing the subclass for the upcoming book Mongo's Marvelous Mid-city Market by Every Trick Books.
Stevie updates us with what's been going on with the Melbourne Queer TTRPG Community including grants and upcoming events!
Links:
Mongo's Marvelous Mid-city Market by Every Trick Books
Kate O'Sullivan Instagram
Melbourne Queer TTRPG Community Inc. website
Stevie Schafer Instagram
News:
On Soaring Winds by Joie Yong
Creature of Habit by AdderTwist
SydCON 2026 Expression of Interest
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
In this episode Kate and Stevie sit down with author and designer J.D. or Dorian Blackwood to talk all about their newly crowdfunded solo-horror roleplaying game Midnight in Jubilation. We also have a ton of news including the Aussie Role Call Podcast live, a Kickstarter Kate is in and an opportunity for you to showcase your tabletop roleplaying game at PAX Aus this year. So, stay tuned until after the interview for that!
Links:
News:
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
What happens when someone who is a trained actor, sound technician, and former cast member for Chaosium streams has a brain wave? You get Scryglass Studio. In this episode, Nephthys Nile and Stevie Schafer caught up with Jackson Heenan of Scryglass Studio - a tabletop performance and recording space in Carlton, Naarm. They learn about why Jackson started the studio, the process of the fit out, and what’s in store in the future.
Links:
Scryglass Studio website
Scryglass Studio Instagram
News:
Port Play
Momentum Mori - Daggerheart Game with Scarlet Song
Melbourne East RPG Community on Aftergame
NINCH Con
RPGs at BrisCon
Undead Paradise Kickstarter
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Welcome to episode 37 of the Aussie Role Call podcast. This episode Kate and Stevie speak to a local business owner in Naarm, Melbourne, about his recent venture - a games store, but not just ANY games store, a store that focuses on events and community. The store is TableFlip Games in Pascoe Vale and we chat to owner Benn about his journey to get from TTRPG lover to owner of this amazing space. Plus, there's news about upcoming TTRPG events including PortPlay, Community RPG night at Behold Games in NSW and more. So stay tuned for that.
Links:
Tableflip Games Website
Tableflip Games on Instagram
News:
PortPlay.org
Lyrical Ludology Season 2 Backerkit
Behold Games Community RPG Club
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Discover what it’s like to start up and run an independent online market place for all things tabletop - from board games to TTRPGs. Stevie and Kate chat with Dylan from Indiverse.io about the impetus for starting the company, what makes it different from other platforms, and about Dylan’s personal journey into TTRPGs. Plus, we cover events, crowdfunding campaigns and game releases in the news segment.
Links:
Indiverse.io
Indiverse on Instagram
Indiverse on YouTube
News:
Conquest Registration
TableFlip Opening Celebration
Neon Brisbane
One Thousand Rats Devour a City
Midnight in Jubilation
Of Folk and Fey
The School of Avian Magics
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Have you ever wanted to write and publish your own TTRPG supplements and games? Well, that’s exactly what Glen from Every Trick Books does. Glen is a Perth-based writer and creator who has published award-winning supplements on DMs guild as well as his own solo-rpg game, Worlds of Pure Imagination. In this episode, Kate and Nephthys Nile sat down with Glen and picked his brain about his writing process, play testing, and what’s coming up next for Every Trick Books. We have big news about Conquest, The Games Expo, Port Play, Good Society 2e and more, so stay tuned to hear all of that.
Links:
Every Trick Books
Every Trick Books Instagram
News:
The Game Expo
EGAD TTRPG Writers’ Guild March
Sydney Megagamers: Intergalactic Planet Show
Conquest 2026
Port Play 2026
Veritable Tales: An Illuminated Manuscript
Good Society Second Edition Kickstarter
Pilot Episode Rebooted Kickstarter
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, Nephthys Nile, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon Studios, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Dan and Stevie spoke to one of the developers behind the Aussie-grown immersive in person virtual tabletop - Arkenforge. Nathan, who is the software developer at Arkenforge, taught us about the origins of the company, his personal journey into TTRPGs, Arkenforge’s latest feature drop and so much more. Also, this was Dan’s last episode before he went on parental leave. We have a wonderful guest host to take his place while he’s away, and you’ll get to hear from them in the next episode. Plus, we have some cool events to shout out in the news segment.
News:
Autism Valued D&D Term 1 2026
The Fox's Eye Candela Obscura One Shot
Tabletop Tuesdays
News Submission: If you have something you want mentioned during our news segment, please submit it here.
This podcast is produced in affiliation with the Australian Roleplay Community (ARC). If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been Kate O’Sullivan, Dan Machuca, and Stevie Schafer. Cover art by Helen Graham of Juimon Studios, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by Stevie Schafer.
Credit: "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licence
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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