Order of Shana: The Women running Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG

What is this about the use of the Luck stat that makes Dungeon Crawl Classics unique? Can the Luck stat be used in any way the player wants to use it? What about the Mighty Deeds of Arm and the Deed die? What is so confusing about when a Deed goes off and can using the Luck stat make the Mighty Deeds of Arm happen? Find out in this episode of Order of Shan(n)a Podcast.

Jessica McDevitt just doesn't judge this adventure, she is also the writer of this adventure!

Double the fun of women who run Dungeon Crawl Classics.

She judged our local group in a playtest prior to offering it as a game event at Goodman Games "Empire of the Cyclops Con".

I hear that the groups that played it at the online con had a great time.

I hope you enjoy this special bonus episode. And, now on to Part 2.

So, here we are with the fourth 3PP review and the third publisher with purple in its name. Learn why this publisher uses purple in the title. I contacted Purple Pirate Games to ask what they have published for DCC RPG and what may be coming in the future. You can contact Order of Shan(n)a Podcast at [email protected] or Twitter @of_shana

There have been several emails asking for live play. So, here is a sandboxed Umerican adventure as the Secret Door Games Tutu Parlor Players figure out the additional rules set for Dungeon Crawl Classis.

The adventurers are John as Cheese Whiz III; Greg as Solo; Jess as Coughing Hannibal; Jason as Henry Mortimer.

Having just come through the funnel Damn Tasty, the PCs now have a cargo truck full of Go! Afterlife Bars. Matter of fact, they have 20,706 Go! Bars. Solo, our petrol head has souped up the cargo truck with his undue knowledge of engines and scrap. With two scavengers on the team, there is always something to help fix things or build things. Cheese Whiz III and Coughing Hannibal are always looking around for items to pilfer. And Henry, well, he is our fossorian. Call him a varmint and he may just lick you hand. And then again, maybe not.

Enjoy this live play as we find out where the cargo truck loaded with Go! Afterlife Bars takes us. Visit City of Iow and enjoy some time at Sunken Flats Carnival. 

Thanks for listening.

I asked a few questions through email to Purple Duck Games. Purple Duck Games publishes the writings of Daniel J. Bishop, our Raven Crowking. I share what I've been doing in gaming and hope you would fill Shana's Satchel with some email questions and comments. I also apologize for some audio changes. I am testing out a podcast audio board in hopes to have some interviews and possible live play recording. Having not used a mixer board before, I have some curves to maneuver. Let's see if this old dog can learn new tricks. Thank you for listening to Order of Shan(n)a Podcast.

What is Umerica? It started out as Crawling Under a Broken Moon. Reid San Fillipo authored a fanzine and we now have a growing campaign setting for Dungeon Crawl Classics. Rumor has it that more Umerican goodness is coming in the future!

Hey look! It's another episode. Finally! With months of trying to sift through an abundance of material for DCC RPG and having a heck of a time trying to decide what this episode was going to be, I went to social media and asked the question of what it is that you, the listener would like to hear. Well, here it is...the 3rd party publisher I came to know first. Hey, there are many 3rd party publishers out there for DCC RPG and they are all good. What I chose for this episode was the first 3rd party publisher that I became familiar with after being introduced to Goodman Games publications. Sit back and enjoy the long awaited episode.

Art work by Doug Kovaks 

This episode looks at warriors and asks the questions as to whether other classes besides the wizard could use an ability score to gain a heftier blow. I'm definitely encouraging conversation on the mechanic of stat recovery.

Show notes are available at: https://orderofshanapodcast.wordpress.com/

Do you want to know what is coming up in online conventions and where to go to do some role-playing? I've put together just a few minutes to highlight what online conventions you can find on Tabletop Events.

Art by Doug Kovacs

Introducing segments to the show. Answering the first and only (so far) email. And another look into the Shudder Mountains campaign with Maizie Eve Vetch.