On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read through Haunted Almanac from Nate Treme of Highland Paranormal Society and do something a bit different: No scores, no review...we just show off and appreciate how great Nate's games and adventures are and how awesome this book from Games Omnivorous is.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review The Black Hack 2E from David Black, the award winning, super-streamlined, old-school fantasy roleplaying game.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review The Company from Logan Dean, the survival horror ttrpg centered around corporate emergency response teams and the aftermath of the situations they are assigned to deal with.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review Blades in the Dark from John Harper, the ttrpg about a crew of daring scoundrels seeking their fortunes on the haunted streets of an industrial-fantasy city.

On this episode, Ryan sits down with Levi Combs of Planet X Games to talk all this TTRPGS, including their new project CLOSET OF THE EYE WIZARD funding now on Kickstarter.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review FIST: Ultra Edition from Claymore, the tabletop roleplaying game about paranormal mercenaries doing the tough jobs no one else can.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan go all the way back to the beginning to give Scores to all the Zines we reviewed but didn't rate so we can start fresh for the next 100 episodes.

SideQuests is a new Actual Play series with an emphasis on games we've reviewed on The Weekly Scroll Podcast. We will have a rotating cast of GMs and players, and most will be one shots or very short arcs geared toward helping people learn the game.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review GUILD: Sword and Magick for Hire, a rules lite old-school style roleplaying game inspired by heavier frameworks of the same era, from ⁠Disaster Tourism Games.

On this episode, Hunter, Ryan, and Kirby chat with Jarrett Crader, who is returning after the successful launch of Space Penguin Ink! We talk merch (available now), Red Solstice 3 (available now), logistics, and the future of SPI.