Dicey Stories

Lenia from the Planetary Defense Force reappears with a new mission.

The JT mentioned in the audio of this episode is from our Star Wars: Cruise Control campaign.

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Corille and Timon deal with another demon.

This episode makes reference to Corille’s theme song, W.I.T.C.H by Devon Cole, and to Timon’s first theme song, Stars by Switchfoot. (At the time we played this scene, I hadn’t yet heard Captain by the Derina Harvey Band. There'll be some references to it closer to the end of the campaign.)

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Timon and Corille face additional subterranean dangers.

The Corazon referred to in today’s episode is from our Alpha Centauri: Chronicles of Chiron campaign.

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The demon who once was Arquo Waludius seeks revenge.

This episode refers to our Blades in the Dark game, Doskvol: Scrap Artists. That was actually played using Genesys. There’s no audio for it, but you can read the session reports if you’re interested. And the Tcho mentioned is from our Star Wars: Cruise Control campaign.

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Timon and Corille seek assistance from Corille’s underground associates.

The Mariah referred to in this episode is from our Alpha Centauri: Chronicles of Chiron campaign. We also mention a situation being similar to "Convince the Council to Act." That's a scenario I contributed to a Genesys zine called BOOST. You can find out more about that here: https://diceystories.com/convince-the-council-to-act/.

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Timon and Corille travel through the underground.

In the audio for this episode, we mention other PCs who, like Timon, have Ignorance as their flaw. Imogen is from our StarCraft: FRAWD Investigators campaign and Heppa is from Wesnoth: Echoes of Invasion.

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Timon and Corille get the cat claws… again.

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Imperial psyker Arquo Waludius interrogates Corille.

The JT referred to in this episode is from (once again) our Star Wars: Cruise Control campaign.

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Timon and Corille try to get away with the cat claws.

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Timon and Corille acquire the cat claws.

In this episode, Danielle describes the clock for triggering the Perils of the Warp as "a perilous game of nim." If you're not familiar with it, nim is a game where you and an opponent alternate taking objects from a pile in an effort to be the last one standing.

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