Fumbling and Mumbling

In which our heroes investigate some strange attacks on the outskirts of the woods.

That’s right folks, we’re not actually dead and we’re finally back after a lengthy hiatus. We actually have plenty of raw audio so the fault lies entirely with me (Ben); I make no promises but I’m getting back into the editing and will do my best to start releasing episodes again.

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As a small bonus for this episode, the The Ectomancer (v1.6) playbook is now available.

And so we conclude our adventures in Theah (for the time being). The trio (and their companions) attend a masquerade, socialise, show off some fancy footwork and then engage in a deadly duel!

The Kickstarter has exceed $1 million, it is far and beyond the biggest RPG Kickstarter of all time and we are all so happy it has been such a big success – there is less than a day now but you might still be able to grab a ridiculously good bargain at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnwickpresents/7th-sea-second-edition

Continuing from our previous 7th Sea escapades… the happy couple (along with the bride to be’s brother) make their escape and begin making preparations for a triumphant return (maybe?).

The Kickstarter is going strong, get in while you still can! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnwickpresents/7th-sea-second-edition

A short departure from Dungeon World (don’t worry, we will be going back to our ongoing campaign soon). Matthew takes a break from portraying Ruidor in order to run a quickstart one shot session of 7th Sea, 2nd Edition (which is currently on Kickstarter and doing exceptionally well).

In which our heroes head to town for some rest and relaxation.

What’s this? Can it be episode 5? It is!

With apologies to all for the delay. Audio editing is more time consuming than I anticipated (especially with our group’s lack of discipline); added to that a busy Christmas and New Year … Hopefully it’s worth the wait.

As always. reviews on iTunes or feedback on our website are greatly appreciated. Apparently iTunes reviews are regional so if you’ve left one outside of the UK then let us know.

In which our heroes deal with a series of ever more dangerous traps.

This version has the theme music but no introduction narration (that’s probably a blessing in disguise) and no credits. In lieu of that…

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The music we use is provided by the wonderful Christopher Baklid.

In which our heroes venture deeper into the buried temple and start to uncover the secrets within.

In which our heroes fend off an ambush by vole people and venture into an ancient ruin.

In which our heroes begin their first game of Dungeon World, this session is primarily character and world development.