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After much drama and toil, the story of Teddy, Loris, and Emma comes to a conclusion this week! Last time, they discovered the truth of Emma’s connection to the Vanisher. Today, they venture into an otherspace that looks suspiciously like a certain school of witchcraft … read more »
The saga of Teddy Larson, Loris Murdoch, and Emma Redstone continues! This week, they confront Lin and learn the dark secret at the root of everything. What is that secret? You’ll have to listen and find out! Also featured this session are shenanigans like: Summoning … read more »
Now that everyone’s characters are finished, it’s time to get this session on the road. In this first part, we meet the PCs and learn what makes them special. Or at least, we learn what makes them weird enough to do magic. Listen in awe … read more »
Last week was the first half of character creation, and this week we continue the charge. It’s time to put another few notches in our hardened meters, define our obsessions, and figure out what kind of game we’re playing. And it seems we’re playing a … read more »
We’re back with the second installment of the Mythcreant One Shot Podcast. Our game: Unknown Armies. It’s a game of occult horror, where reality ripples in time with the human mind. Power is available for the taking, and characters seek their deepest desire, only to … read more »
You might have heard about this obscure show from a little startup called “Netflix.” We think that show is going somewhere. One day, it might even be a cult classic, so that’s what we’re talking about today. Get out your VHS tapes and your big … read more »
Some story elements cater specifically to the wishes of certain audience groups, and that’s what we’re talking about this week. Wish fulfillment can make a story more appealing to the target audience, but too much of it will drive away anyone else. What’s the right … read more »
Some roleplaying games are good, some are bad, and some are just weird. This week Jonathan returns to the podcast to chat with us about the strangest RPG mechanics we’ve ever encountered. From self-sealing stomachs to lethal Perform checks, we talk about rules that leave … read more »
Hitpoints and wound penalties cover a PC’s physical health, but what about their mental health? That’s what we’re talking about this week, to the cringe worthy “random insanity” of Call of Cthulhu, to the superb therapy rules of Eclipse Phase. We discuss the benefits that … read more »
Let’s say you want to sneak up on an orc. Do you need to roll Move Silently to avoid stepping on a twig, and then Hide to keep the beast from seeing you, or can you cover both tasks with a single Stealth roll? That’s … read more »