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Episode 20 has a special guest , Adam Scott Glancy, president of Pagan Publishing!

We forgo much of our usual format to cover a wide range of topics with Scott, from the new Delta Green material they're working on at Pagan, to the new Bumps in the Night book for Call of Cthulhu, to the development of 7th Edition. He was kind enough to join us despite being ill, and we had a wonderful time talking with him.

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Punktown Kickstarter from Miskatonic River Press-

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Help bring an all new setting to squamous life by supporting the Kickstarter by friend of the show Tom Lynch, president of MRP!

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We got a voicemail from our friend Brian in MA, discussing the pulp and purist scale of game play we discussed in episode 19. It sounds like he has a great balance in his games. He mentions Keeper Jon's Timeless Sands of India book from Goodman Games' Age of Cthulhu collection.

We then talk a little about Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition, and Scott's take on the proposed changes to the system.

Scott mentions the character creation system for the Fallout Series, which was apparently based on GURPS; another percentile skill system like BRP.

Scott brings up the story A Colder War, by Charles Stross.

North Korea's interesting details, the