We are seeking playtesters for four Trail of Cthulhu scenarios in our upcoming Hunger Awakes anthology: In Dean Engelhardt’s The Hunger Awakes, the fear of starvation turns palpable in an Arkham neighborhood as the investigators sense a need for flesh that can’t be satiated. The Electric Destiny of Francis Crowley (Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan): the investigators are […]
Author Archives: Robin Laws
In the latest episode of their enriching podcast, Ken and Robin talk treasure, Mythos god team ups, defending the adverb, and rebellion among the Franks.
In the latest episode of their reliably rising podcast, Ken and Robin talk rpg combat story beats, Battlestations designer Jeff Siadek, vaudeville, and a baking soda tycoon’s Viking pseuoarchaeology.
In the latest episode of their liberatingly daffy podcast, Ken and Robin talk sneaking, the arrest of a former German spy chief, free spirit characters, and mystical novelist Rene Daumal.
In the latest episode of their estremamente buono podcast, Ken and Robin talk Thousand Hells: the Underworld Heists, Florence, Robin & Valerie International Film Festival picks, and NYC Mayor William Randolph Hearst.
In the latest episode of their Irn-Bru fortified podcast, Ken and Robin talk Edinburgh, Scotland’s first warriors, and Ken’s book raid on, you guessed it, Edinburgh.
In October, home of Halloween, we dedicate ourselves to horror and assuming new identities. In other words, the patron month of tabletop roleplaying has arrived. I don’t even have to wait until the Great Pelgrane leaves his nest to deliver the latest news from the press that bears his name, as he is happily carving […]
Live at Tabletop Scotland, Ken and Robin talk Edison’s miracles, wild west icons, updating cyberpunk, and of course haggis.
In the latest episode of their geologically honest podcast, Ken and Robin talk GM’s discretion, 18th century prison escaper Jean Henri Latude, Glaiza Champion, and Alaska volcano hoaxes.
In the latest episode of their cool and collected podcast, Ken and Robin talk stability and passion rolls, CIA gold hoarder David Rush, building quirks for fictional characters, and Art Bell’s radio eliptony.