In the latest episode of their balsamic podcast, Ken and Robin talk PCs vs barriers, the great salad oil swindle, strivers, and corn soaking.
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In the latest episode of their winsome, brookside podcast, Ken and Robin talk finding stuff in RPGs, the political science of game worlds with James Fielder, nymphs, and an 18th century vampire rampage.
In the latest episode of their over-easy podcast, Ken and Robin talk Gen Con, scene setting, halfling breakfasts, and psyops Satanist Michael Aquino.
In the latest episode of their labyrinthine, drop-ceiling podcast, Ken and Robin talk handing the scenario off to the players, liminal vs reality horror, the only way to use the word seems, and which historical figures IDed Ken.
In the latest episode of their labyrinthine, drop-ceiling podcast, Ken and Robin talk handing the scenario off to the players, liminal vs reality horror, the only way to use the word seems, and which historical figures IDed Ken.
In the latest episode of their mission-accepting podcast, Ken and Robin talk scenario premise beats, how Elgin got his marbles, the Kid, and Athanasius Kircher.
In the latest episode of their speedily delivered podcast, Ken and Robin talk narrative beats at the gaming table, unauthorized biolabs, prerequisites for a horror mythos, and mail order occultist Sydney Flowers.
In the latest episode of their rubbernecking podcast, Ken and Robin talk Robin’s new book Hamlet’s GM Screen, a long-necked yokai, Jared Twing and his game Of Hearth & the Harrowing, and the missing scientists conspiracy theory.
Your part of the world may be balmy or merely damp but here at the Pelgrane’s Nest winter retains its grip on the land. Like our other cold-blooded staff members, the Great Pelgrane gets cranky at this time of year. With prey hiding beneath the snow he must spend more time on the wing, hunting. […]
When egg nog appears on store shelves and the strains of Wham’s Last Christmas play on their public address systems, that means two things in the Pelgrane nest. One, the Great Pelgrane flaps from his nest on his annual flight to the North Pole to offer old Saint Nick his sleigh-pulling services should the reindeer […]
