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• Jose is from the channel Tirando Rol, though the actual play I used as a teaser for this episode is from Potionless. He mentions Mexican indie games such as Eerie Stories by Role per Second, Riftwalkers, Wonderlight, and Xeno.
• Claudia and Michael/ Miguel mention the publishers Axostories and Draco Studios. Another Mexican creator mentioned is Mario Ortegón with his setting Ixalba. Claudia has worked for Magpie Games, which as a couple of games out that touch on Mexican themes, such as Pasion de la Pasiones and Cartel. The historical Mexican weapon mentioned is a Macuahuitl. The convention mentioned is MegaXP. They also talk about the publisher/ distributor Devir, which is active across the Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries in the Americas and Europe.
• Marshall mentions Albinusroll from Spain as a resource on TTRPGs.
• Miguel is the creator of Nahual, which is based on Operación Bolívar.
• Ricardo wrote the book series Tempest Blades. His paper on D&D and trans media can be found here. We discuss Silvio Moreno-Garcia's novel Gods of Jades and Shadow.

I talked about The Kraken and the German shop Fantasy In in the introduction. In the outro, I mention the crowdfunding campaign for Kokotöna (running until November 11th 2025) by El Chupalabras.

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş

You can find the show notes in Part 2!

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• Bogdan is from the channel Pivnițe și Balauri. The particular section we talk about is around minute 40 in this episode. The skit about looking for a toilet is here. Other Romanian actual play channels are Dicesylvania (in English) and Zaruri și Balauri. 
• Chris runs Hobby Planet in Bucharest.
• Șerban, Yuno, Mihai, and Horia are from The RPG Gazette. Yuno's article about female Romanian GMs is here. Horia's game is Biological Hazard.

I also mentioned I just read Penumbra City in the introduction.

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş

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• David is from Pe Metawe Consulting and Pe Metawe Games. The actual play used in last episode's teaser with David as a GM is on YouTube. The other games he mentioned are Great Western Trail, Neta-Tanka, Burn the Fort by Klee Benally, and Winter Rabbit.
• Theodore's blog is Tomb of Tedankhamen. His recent novel is Heisei Ghosts, while the kickstarter for Nuna can be found here. Other games he mentioned are Nunami, Spirit Island, and Wendake.
• Derek is part of the Coyote & Crow team. Other games he mentioned are Ehdrigor by Allen Turner, Dog Eat Dog by Liam Burke, and the Mexican game Nahual by Miguel Espinosa (I hope more on this in an upcoming Mexico episode!).
• Here's a video-interview that is not indigenous, but non-English Canadian, in other words Quebecois.
• If you rather want indigenous comics, here's a story about a crowd funding.

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş

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You can find Demon Ninja by Studio Disciple here, which was crowdfunded in 2024.

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş

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• I did an interview with Rascal News, in which I also talk about the differences between RPGs in Portugal and Spain. At the time of publication I was waaay behind on schedule but had already recorded all the interviews below...
• The actual play with Alfonso and Simão is taken from Teatro à Espada who are connected to Teatro à Faca, which is the theatre group.
• Other actual plays from Portugal are Rock and Role, Rola Initiativa, Dados à Portuguesa and Bardos do Mondego.
• Carolina represents the organization Quebra Dados (the link is messed up, try this: www.quebradados.com). The Orc and the Pie is here.
• João wrote an article (in Portuguese) about RPGs in Portugal.
• Andre runs Games Omnivorous, and when this episode launches (April 2025), the crowdfunding for The Job is currently running! The "academic" game Horizon is here.
• Pedro is the author of Demon Ninja by Studio Disciple, which was crowdfunded in 2024.
• You can find Portuguese indie games here, for instance Sword in the Jungle Deep.
• Here's a history of RPGs in Portugal (in Portuguese!).

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş

You can find the show notes in Part 2!

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• The classic Spanish TTRPG Aquelarre is available in English.
• Blacksad, Malefic Time, Raven, Kingsmouth, and Little Monster Detectives are also Spanish TTRPGs that are available in English.
• The first actual play in Basque was taken from ADUR Jokoa
• The actual play in Castilian was as session of Mahō Shōjo GMed by Alexandra. An example of a Catalan gaming club can be found here.
• Fernando mentioned the history of Spanish role-playing publishers, including the now defunct Joc Internacional & La Factoría des Ideas, and the more current Devir and Edge Entertainment. The Galician TTRPG is called As Crónicas de Gáidil, and a Galician actual play channels is Galicia Rolera.
• Erys' games can be found here, including some English language material. Atopia has its own webpage.
• Zupe is a member of Rolling Languages.
• Arturo is from Shadowlands, which also has an English language website. The Trickerion RPG was crowdfunded in the Summer of 2024.
• Rodrigo is not only one of the translators of D&D 5E into Spanish but also part of Other Selves.
• Nosolorol is represented by Pedro.
• An example of a smaller Spanish publisher is El Refugio de Ryhope. 
• The other interview with Rodrigo about D&D in Spain can be found on the Don't Stop Thinking YouTube channel.

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş

You can find the show notes in Part 2!

Disclaimer: All links are to the websites or social media presence of RPG publishers, creators, gaming stores, gaming clubs, or actual play channels. I take no responsibility for the content behind those links. I received no compensation for linking to any of these pages.

• My three "legacy games" are Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, World of Darkness, and Call of Cthulhu
• Recent games I liked are The Well, DIE RPG, Thousand Year old Vampire, Odd Soot, Ultraviolet Grasslands
• Honorable mentions are Beak, Feather and Bone, Blades in the Dark, Trail of Cthulhu, Never Going Home, Mörk Bork, Dream Askew/ Dream Apart, Coyote and Crow
• Games I got that are covered in previous episodes are Historica Arcanum, Archeterica, and Freude schöner Götterfunken

• The music is by Thomas Mutiu
• The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş