Geekspective

In Filthy Casuals Review, Kenny and Seth play a game where they try to predict how Magic professionals (Marshall Sutcliffe and Luis Scott-Vargas from Limited Resources) will grade all the new cards from the latest set, in this case Adventures in the Forgotten Realms. Today we see how we did and talk in depth about the cards we diverged on, as well as the lessons we learned | Review begins (9:15)

Why hello. I didn’t see you there. I’m playing a Skeletal Swarming deck in Magic the Gathering – Adventures in the Forgotten Realms. Join me?

The Intangibles break down design creep in competitive games (12:19) | They also help you level up your mental game when it comes to putting your team on your back and carrying their sorry asses to victory (7:11)

It is the end of the season and with that it is time to ask some questions and have some answers about season 2 of Tales From Mauxferry!

Magic players seem divided on whether the upcoming D&D Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set is cool or not; Amber and Kenny are here to decide (19:58) | Then, they pick their Top 3 favorite cards from the set (1:00)

Today on the show Amber chatted with editor and writer, Shane Ormond.

They sat down on July 11th and Shane shared his experience with maybe the most bizarre business venture Amber has  personally ever heard from someone she knows. Then they got into Fat Magic: a 5e campaign set in a world saturated by delicious and dangerous food magic.

They talked about the inception of the campaign; how it was born from the pandemic, burn out, and missing the ability to share a meal with his DnD group. As of this episode release, Fat Magic is live on Kickstarter and it’s also a project Amber is contributing to as a graphic designer.

Go to FatMagicRPG.com to check it out!

Today on the show Kenny talked with Vee and Hayley of Storybrewers Roleplaying. They are the designers of many fabulous games; in particular, they designed Good Society, which is a TTRPG in the style of a Jane Austen novel. They sat down on June 9th and chatted about the dynamic of their writing, the tightrope between specific design and flexible design, and of course, scandalous romances spied from remote library windows.

Kenny and Seth open up even more elder dragons in Strixhaven sealed.

The Intangibles break down Sonics the Hedgehogs (30:47) | They also help you level up your game with vod reviews (10:58)

Today on the show Amber chatted with GMs, game designers/writers, and advicemongers, Jim and Pruitt of WebDM.

They sat down on June 8th and Jim and Pruitt shared how WebDM got started, what kinds of advice they give in the gaming sphere, they also were kind enough to give me some advice, and of course they chatted about Worlds of Web DM: Weird Wastelands a toolkit for 5e that can also be used for other systems that focuses on exploration! As of this episode airing there are 12 days left on their Kickstarter! Go check it out!