In the latest episode of their Excalibur-wielding podcast, Ken and Robin talk King Arthur vs. Cthulhu, the schismatic Affair of the Sausages, the Newmarket Ghost Canal, and the Song Dynasty social club that had to be removed from the timestream.
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In the latest episode of their buzzing, aerial podcast, Ken and Robin talk the optional scene paradox, rescuing the flail from fun ruiners, nicknames of historical figures, and the New Jersey drone flap.
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When they first hear of the creature known as the Lou Carcolh, the art students of Yellow King: Paris may breathe a sigh of relief. This titanic, man-eating cross between a snail and a serpent dwells more than a day’s train trip away from the École des Beaux-Arts, in a cave beneath the town of […]
In the latest episode of their cetacean-blaming podcast, Ken and Robin talk reading lists for your players, Jacobean spymaster Robert Cecil, evil whales, and iconologist Aby Warburg.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Recorded live at Dragonmeet, Ken and Robin talk psi powers in the revolutionary war, tarot saturation, the world’s ineluctable slide into chaos, and what to do with brussels sprouts.
In the latest episode of their festive podcast, Ken and Robin talk falling damage, Kieron Gillen, krampuses, and Victorian spiritualist William Stainton Moses.