In Legacy of Blood, a group of adventurers become the leaders of Fenhold, a small region known for its swamps. The villain of this module is notable for his Scooby Doo bad guy style. We also look at Deadly Power, a third party D&D module about mushrooms and a magic box.
Music: Selections from Music d20
David, Noah, Thad, and I take your questions on food, history, and RPGs! We touch on everything from our favorite moments in games to the role of historical research in games.
Music: From Music d20 https://www.patreon.com/musicd20
Adam Scott Glancy, co-author Delta Green and friend of the podcast, has contributed to many of our finest episodes. Patsy created a great collage of the finest moments in his games.
Across the top, left to right, we have the doomed trek across the Alps from Lord Of The Peaks, the house besieged by flying vampires in The Uncorrupted, and a most unusual dogfight from The Night Mission.
Below, we have the sinister court of Ape-Caesar from New Rome, Bronze-age worm sorcerers meeting twentieth-century firepower in U-boot Heraus, a rock-paper-scissors game deciding an enemy Taker’s fate in The Torus, and the franken-dog test subjects from The Wounded.
At the bottom, we have the detritus of many nations and many wars, representing the forty-minute history lesson that begins most Glancy games- or as I like to call it, the best part.
October is spoopy skeleton month, so Aaron, Tom, and I answer your questions about horror!
Note: There was some problems recording this episode, resulting in some occasional crackle – I have reduced it but was unable to entirely remove it. Sorry! I will take greater care to prevent that in our next episode.
Too many RPGs have bloated skill lists, but not the games of the Palladium Megaverse. Special guest Chris, Aaron, Tom, and I go through some of the Palladium games and discuss the merits of their skills from fly fishing to entomological medicine. Find out which game has the worst and best (?) skills!
