We kick off the New Year celebrations by reviewing two products by Atomic Ninja: Savage Daddy's One Shot Wonders and Adventure Archetypes.

After that, Eric talks about using a character builder for his new character, and Gary discusses the process he went through to create a new race for his character in our Irongate campaign.

Finally, Gary turns to Eric and Harrison to share their thoughts on something that happened in his 50 Fathoms campaign concerning the beloved Extra, Stan.

• Tabletop Twats

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Christmas comes in early in the form of our last episode of the year.

In this episode, Gary, Harrison, and Eric continue their discovery journey of Adventure edition and share their experience at the table with you.

In the Rippers campaign, they share their experience playing an Interlude, and a combat encounter that quickly turned into the party fleeing. Eric and Gary discuss the killer clowns' acid spray attack and the updated burst power.

In the Last Parsec: Irongate campaign, Gary and Eric talk about a seemingly random encounter that resulted in a near TPK (Total Party Kill). Joker's Wild, Two Weapon fighting, Multi-Actions, Disarm, Entangle and Stunned are discussed here in depth. To wrap it up, Gary and Eric share their thoughts on how brutal Savage Worlds is, and that this encounter turned out to be one of the most memorable they've ever played and why. For GMs looking for tips to design encounters, this episode gives a lot of good insight into the process.

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The new Adventure Edition is out and the Wild Die Podcast co-hosts have had a couple of games to mull things over and shared that limited experience with you, along with impressions.

First off, Eric explained how he converted the Rippers pregens to SWADE. Then we talked about Networking replacing Streetwise to gather information. Following that, Gary and Eric explained to Harrison how the Chase scene in the Wiseguys session went.

Low-Life: A Hello to Arms

The RPG Brewery

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Harrison purchased a bunch of Low-Life material at Con on the Cob and reviews it in this episode. 

Put simply, Low-Life is a post-apocalyptic setting by Andy Hopp. But it's much more than that. So sit back and let Harrison take you on this fantastic journey through the mind of a madman.

Low-Life 

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This episode is all about superheroes, villains and how to run this genre in Savage Worlds. And for that occasion, we invited our friend Uncle Jay to talk about it. He gave us the low-down on the different eras, talked about what he thinks Savage Worlds does well with supers, how he uses the Super Powers Companion to make characters, and how it can handle even the low powered level of superhero shows like Gotham, Daredevil and Punisher.

Whether you're a fan of the genre like Uncle Jay, or hesitant to dive in like us co-hosts, we believe you'll get something out of this episode, whether it's tips, or just plain entertainment when Harrison goes on a tirade about Gotham and Netflix's Daredevil.

• Operation Knightshade

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We've talked about it for months and it finally went down. From November 8th to the 11th, we were in Ohio at Con on the Cob. 

This episode was recorded at the con and is our report on the Savage Worlds games we got to run and play there. Trailer Park Shark Attack, Necessary Evil: Breakout, Ghost Town Grannies, and Wiseguys: The Hills Have Knives.

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Eric invited Stephen Dragonspawn to talk about Savage Thunderscape, a fantasy setting with a twist from Kyoudai Games. 

The pair of Frenchies go over character options, the gear, lore, and magic of the setting, as well as the dangers adventurers may face in the world of Aden. If you're like Eric, you'll be pleasantly surprised!

• Savage Thunderscape

Eric recently received his Beasts & Barbarians boxed set from GRAmel so he decided to share his thoughts on the setting, new material in this edition, and of course the production quality of the boxed set.

• Beasts & Barbarians 

If you add up all the regular episodes, bonus episodes and actual-plays, the Wild Die Podcast has released 100 episodes!

We celebrate this milestone with an AMA (ask me anything) segment. Which one is our favorite episode? What's the worst game we ran? Favorite candy bar? What were we wrong about?

We invited Connor Warden to represent Rippers in a battle against Harrison and The Savage World of Solomon Kane. Those Pinnacle Entertainment settings have strong horror themes, yet are quite different.

• Rippers