In our last episode recorded "in studio," prior to sheltering in place, Darrell Hayhurst once again joins the group to talk about romance and relationships.

The gang's all in self-imposed quarantine, but we took advantage of the necessity to record online by inviting The GM Table's, GM Bobby, to join us and talk about playing Savage Worlds online.

Darrell Hayhurst joins our heroes to talk about setting design.

Our trio read through a horror story and got some great feedback; then they went into improving players and GMs.

After some great follow-up emails about session zeroes, the eight types of fun, and emotional bleed, as well as some clarification on Tests, Tracy ran Ron & Vern through the ins and outs of creating her popular one-shot adventure, Teen Crush.

Our main topic was emotional bleed. There were some great emails this week, discussing Power Point spending, diversity and stereotypes, more session zero, commentary on kids in gaming, and super powers as a future topic.

As promised, here's the link to the Angry GM article discussed in Ian's email, Gaming for Fun (Part 1): Eight Kinds of Fun

Before Tracy and Ron headed to GenghisCon, CaLeigh Blessing sat down with the SI crew to talk about gaming with kids. While there was no news, they discussed tips, tricks, and pitfalls. There were even horror stories!

After reeling from unsolicited praise, our heroic trio discussed session zero. Make sure to stick to the end when Vern just snaps on Ron after his seemingly-innocent joke.

The crew have some great discussion around chases and keeping one-shots you run repeatedly fresh for the GM. The main topic was about hacking Savage Worlds.

The gang go through quite a bit of mail and then give some advise for running one-shots!