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The diceheroes take a look at a game called Tavern Tales that is currently being Kickstarted. Get more information about the game and the Kickstarter here http://www.taverntalesrpg.com.
We get some info about the characters that are going to adventure past the wall and into the fallen lands. Can a sniper, owl woman, iron man and mechanical griffon make it through this deadly trial?
Death defying acrobatics, smoke, stabbing and other weird things.
A truck turns left, there are acrobatics and a grenade is set off in an enclosed space. Just an average day at the office really.
The diceheroes take a look at a game called Tavern Tales that is currently being Kickstarted. Get more information about the game and the Kickstarter here http://www.taverntalesrpg.com.
This episode we do some world building. Tondi has an idea of a "Stream Funk" game that he wants to get out of his head and this rules light system may be the perfect fit.
We create a world where water isn't always a liquid, gods walk amongst us and players have the craziest names you'll hear.
First we start with a little planning, then we move onto placing large amounts of explosives and then we start the traffic light pary, where everyone is invited as long as you brought weapons.
It is inevitable that in any Shadowrun one must plan. And plan some more. And plan again.
Someone turns up the heat at the basket ball game in Miami. And not in a good way.
Welcome to 2075 Miami. There is no good reason that these four characters should live in a share house but they do. And someone wants to give them a job.
The Party are in a crypt full of bladelings...will this be their final resting place?
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This is the bridge episode between the first season of our Dresden Las Vegas campaign and a potenital future season.
Chac and Connor find themselves on opposite sides of a conflict and then must deal with the repercussions. Amoral characters in an amoral situation do amoral things. Who would have thought it.
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