Sponsored by cotton candy, if you know you know…

Our Exocolonists land on planet Vertumna and establish themselves. They go on their first expedition and find something crazy! Who knows what the planet could be hiding!

Sponsored by time loops, here we go again!

Welcome to our new game of I Was A Teenage Exocolonist in the Chuubo's Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine system (we almost called this game “I Was A Teenage Wish Granting Engine”...). We start the game off in person before transitioning to online play, with faces new and old.

The players play a group of 15 year old teen Exocolonists that just landed on planet Vertumna. They form a rookie expedition team to gather resources from outside of the colony and live their dramatic lives on this strange alien planet.

While we recommend playing the Exocolonist game for yourself (it’s really good!) you don’t need to have played it nor know Chuubo’s to enjoy this game (but it will help!).

Our cast for this series includes:

- Devon as the host, aka the Hollyhock God

- Peter as Digitigrade, aka Digi, a troublesome monkey boy

- Steph as Taxonomy, aka Tax, an animal lover

- Natalie as Trigonometry, aka Trig, a passionate inventor

- G as Serendipity, aka Ren, a worrisome medic

Sponsored by Bea, who stayed here and got older, while you went off and stayed the same

This is our post-game wrap of our 3.5 year game of Exalted in Fellowship. We talk about the game, the system, what people enjoyed, what could’ve been done better. Hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

Sponsored by the end of everything, hold onto anything!

The smell of fall and windchimes fills the air. Our Lunar Circle face off against Prince Balor of the Dreadful Gaze. Will his crusade against the tyranny of shape end? Or will the heroes fail on their quest against the inevitable that has been heralded over and over?

Sponsored by the Nuclear Boy Scout, a very strange congruence of circumstances that made this weird scenario possible

We hope you have enjoyed our game of Ashes Without Number: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game. In this episode we discuss the thoughts we have after playing the system over the last few weeks, as well as delve deep into a strange conversation about the Nuclear Boy Scout that popped up around AWN’s crafting system.

Sponsored by Operator Syndrome. If you feel like the world revolves around you, you might be affected!

Our fallout boys assault the Armory in full force. But will all their dakka be enough to take down multiple security robots, an augmented troll Operator, and an old-timey Decker? Or will Korg and Zet have the last laugh? Let’s find out!

Sponsored by Meijer-Jupiter Unilateral Armory, come here for loot, stay because an Operator won’t let you leave…

Our fallout boys scout out a great location for setting up a permanent camp - an old military airbase. The only problem is that a bunch of someones have already squatted the area. They will have to infiltrate the group and report back a good plan of attack. Will anyone recognise they don’t belong here, or is that the least of their worries? Let’s find out!

Sponsored by therapy, it works guys!

Our fallout boys decide to open up about their feelings and trauma. Unfortunately Runt talks with Aseron, the person least likely to feel sorry for him. As the caravan makes its way towards Milwaukee the group has weird run-in with a mysterious man in black and face off against weirdness during the night. Will the players look a gifted horse in the mouth, or accept that sometimes horses have omnivorous teeth and that’s okay. Let’s find out!

Sponsored by police stations, the first place to get raided during a purge, and for a good reason!

While the caravan scavenges the old entertainment complex, our fallout boys decide to scout ahead with the help of Docent, a homunculus in power armour. They run into a site of an old massacre, but it’s a police station so that’s expected. Despite the place being trapped to hell and back, they take their chances looting it. Will anyone take the shotgun to the chest? Let’s find out!

Sponsored by Cerebro Labyrinth, if you’ve liked the Mantertainment Complex, you’ll love this newest creation from Dr Fun D. Mental!

Our fallout boys are on the road to Milwaukee when they run into a strange radio signal in the distance. They decide to see what could be sending it, and how much they could scavenge the place. Ominous signs greet them everywhere as they decide to delve into the dungeon that is a pre-war entertainment complex. Will all of them survive this much fun? Let’s find out!