In the latest episode of their immaculately prepared podcast, Ken and Robin talk campaign setup, grimoire scholar Dan Harms, variable IMDB ratings, and the Prime Bank Securities conspiracy con.
Monthly Archives: January 2025
ROSEMARY JUSTICE by Adam Gauntlett In which the Bookhounds attend an auction at a pub on Rosemary Lane and discover a peculiar phantom. 0 Point Clues Rosemary Lane, renamed Royal Mint Lane in 1850, was until recently a notorious spot for thieves and street-sellers. It was one of the largest street markets in London, but […]
In the latest episode of their warm and cozy podcast, Ken and Robin talk exposure damage, the ill-fated Western outlaw Big Nose George Parrott, deep sea quacking, and a world without Lincoln.
By Kevin Kulp This is the 12th in our series on non-human heroes which has so far covered the spider-like Arakene, the toad-like Chuggut,the Considerata (humans whose souls are contractually linked to gods), Constructs, the fungal Drowned, fey Hidden Folk, Intelligent Animals, Merfolk, Unsleeping Advisors (secret undead), and the actual Serpentine. This month’s Ancestry is […]
By Kevin Kulp This is the 11th in our series on non-human heroes which has so far covered the spider-like Arakene, the Considerata (humans whose souls are contractually linked to gods), Constructs, the fungal Drowned, fey Hidden Folk, Intelligent Animals, Merfolk, Unsleeping Advisors (secret undead), and the actual Serpentine. This month’s Ancestry is inspired by […]
In the latest episode of their heavily fortified podcast, Ken and Robin talk cultural diaspora in F20 games, a house made with Iron Age weapons, Capers designer Craig Campbell, and the Rendlesham Forest incident.
by Adam Gauntlett But once he’s entered that city, Babylon, built of brick and clay, He must be content with it as his coffin. For death alone reveals How small the remnants of a human being. Juvenal, Satires X 147-187 The Paths of Glory When beggars die, there are no comets seen; The heavens themselves […]
In the latest episode of their widely traveled podcast, Ken and Robin talk Robin’s wrap-up of his Justice Society vs Cthulhu game, the British Museum’s Silk Roads show, and Ken’s London book raid.
By Kevin Kulp
This is the 12th in our series on non-human heroes in Swords of the Serpentine. Unlike the previous entries, which could easily fit into Eversink without fundamentally changing the nature of the city, this entry on Forest Elves is only recommended for use if you want to use the SotS rules to power a high fantasy game. Characters like Forest Elves don’t fit into most swords and sorcery settings, so make sure you want a higher-fantasy feel to your campaign before you use these.
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