Jun 30th, 2014 by TheTome
Jun 27th, 2014 by TheTome
We're skipping a couple of episodes to get right to this interview that we recorded with Wolfgang Baur and Steven Winter, both veteran game designers and both the authors of the upcoming Tyranny of Dragons adventures, created by Kobold Press but published by WotC. Next week you'll be hearing an interview we did with Mike Mearls, the guy in charge of D&D at WotC, so be sure to come back.
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Jun 25th, 2014 by TheTome
In this episode of the Book Club we talk about the second half of The Reaver and have a conversation with the author, Richard Lee Byers. Joining us for this episode is Eric Paquette and David Gibson.
Be sure to stay tuned to the feed, this week we'll be releasing an interview with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter about the Tyranny of Dragons adventures that they wrote, and next week we'll release a chat we had with Mike Mearls about the new edition of D&D.
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Jun 23rd, 2014 by TheTome
Jun 20th, 2014 by TheTome
In this episode we are rejoined by the Dungeon Bastard himself, Tom Lommel. Since he's so hilarious we decided to tap into his knowledge to talk up some advice on the use of comedy at the game table. Enjoy!
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Jun 18th, 2014 by TheTome
In March of 2014 Tracy, Eric, and Jeff were joined by David Gibson as we discussed the first half of The Reaver, the fourth of the Sundering series.
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Jun 16th, 2014 by TheTome
In this episode we discuss The Gods of Mars, the second Mars book which introduces the Plant Men, the Therns and the Firstborn.
Space 1889: Red Sands by Pinnacle Entertainment $27.00
Edgar Rice Burroughs
born 1875, died 1950
A Princess of Mars ran from February to July 1912. The Gods of Mars was published in All-Story from January to May 1913.
In between, Burroughs had published his first Tarzan story (October 1912). Tarzan was “a cultural sensation” but probably not overnight. In 1915 or 1919 Burroughs purchased land for a ranch north of L.A. and called it “Tarzana.”
Jay Kint
Twitter - @icosahedron
