00.00.42: Introduction

The Coriolis Effect. Presented by FictionSuit and the RPG Gods. With music by Stars on a Black Sea, used with permission of Free League Publishing. Imagery from NASA and the Hubble Space telescope, brought to you by wikimedia commons. Typeface is Code by Fontfabric

It took an extra couple of weeks to find time to record this. and in those two weeks, all sorts of stuff happened. So welcome to our longest episode yet, mere seconds short of two hours!

00.00.42: Introduction

The Coriolis Effect. Presented by FictionSuit and the RPG Gods. With music by Stars on a Black Sea, used with permission of Free League Publishing. Imagery from NASA and the Hubble Space telescope, brought to you by wikimedia commons. Typeface is Code by Fontfabric

The last part of our Tales from the Loop Actual Play. Martin and Mattias confront Majsan’s uncle, Gunnar Granat. Bonus discussion: Listen in as Dave, Matthew and Tony review the game, from 00:43:06

The Loop Effect. Presented by FictionSuit.org and RPGGods.org. The Happiest Days by Three Chain Link, via the Free Music Archive. Typefaces are Code by Fontfabric, and iDroid Bold by Pixel Sagas.

Summer Break and Killer Birds Part 3

We had hoped to release another episode of the main ‘cast this weekend, but Dave’s work got in the way of our recording time. So, to keep your podcatchers busy, here is the third part of our Tales from the Loop Actual Play.

Tell us what you think of the sound – this is the first recording on our new multi-mic set-up. (I’m often a bit louder than the others as I made the schoolboy error of placing my mic directly between me and the GM… doh!)

The Loop Effect. Presented by FictionSuit.org and RPGGods.org. The Happiest Days by Three Chain Link, via the Free Music Archive. Typefaces are Code by Fontfabric, and iDroid Bold by Pixel Sagas.

Tell us what you think of the sound – this is the first recording on our new multi-mic set-up. (I’m often a bit louder than the others as I made the schoolboy error of placing my mic directly between me and the GM… doh!)

The Loop Effect. Presented by FictionSuit.org and RPGGods.org. The Happiest Days by Three Chain Link, via the Free Music Archive. Typefaces are Code by Fontfabric, and iDroid Bold by Pixel Sagas.

Listen in as Dave, Matthew and Tony create characters, get their head around this variant of the Year Zero system, and start to play. Tell us what you think of the sound – this is the first recording on our new multi-mic set-up. (I’m often a bit louder than the others as I made the schoolboy error of placing my mic directly between me and the GM… doh!)

The Loop Effect. Presented by FictionSuit.org and RPGGods.org. The Happiest Days by Three Chain Link, via the Free Music Archive. Typefaces are Code by Fontfabric, and iDroid Bold by Pixel Sagas.

00.01.00: Introduction

The Coriolis Effect. Presented by FictionSuit and the RPG Gods. With music by Stars on a Black Sea, used with permission of Free League Publishing. Imagery from NASA and the Hubble Space telescope, brought to you by wikimedia commons. Typeface is Code by Fontfabric

The final part of our first Symbaroum Actual Play adventure. Rado and Potboy make a discovery. Listen in as Dave, Matthew and Tony get into the swing of the new system.

The Symbaroum Effect. Presented by RPGGods.org and FictionSuit.org. Karvosti Theme by Iron Pact Orchestra, used with permission of Järnringen. Typefaces are Code by Fontfabric, and Season of the Witch Black by imagex

The second part of our Symbaroum Actual Play. Rado and Potboy journey to the Mills to investigate the lack of supply. Maps and plans, and some campaign background are available on Dave’s blog, RPGGods.org

Listen in as Dave, Matthew and Tony get their head around a player facing d20 (roll low) system.

The Symbaroum Effect. Presented by RPGGods.org and FictionSuit.org. Karvosti Theme by Iron Pact Orchestra, used with permission of Järnringen. Typefaces are Code by Fontfabric, and Season of the Witch Black by imagex

00.00.38: Introduction

The Coriolis Effect. Presented by FictionSuit and the RPG Gods. With music by Stars on a Black Sea, used with permission of Free League Publishing. Imagery from NASA and the Hubble Space telescope, brought to you by wikimedia commons. Typeface is Code by Fontfabric