Podcasts about dragon pass

We return to RuneQuest and Dragon Pass to meet Faisal, where our Tale of Truth begins anew.   As this is our Glorantha, it may differ from the one you know and love. 

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In this week's episode, Maela and the Darla find an ally. ---Our sister podcast Artifacts of the Arcane launches in a week and a half. Look out for it!If you would like to view a map of Ness, you can find it here.If you would like to read the first 100 episodes in book form, you can find them on Kindle Unlimited or Amazon here.If you would like to follow along with the story but not via podcast (or would like a transcription to share with friends), you can find episodes on Vella here. ---About our writer Jake KerrWebsite: https://jakekerr.comBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/jake.kerr.socialMastodon: https://kerr.social/profile/jake/profile

Gather your herds and sharpen your swords to defend against the vile Beaker Ducks, because Braden and ZP are here to discuss weirdo Bronze Age Fantasy Clan Simulator King of Dragon Pass and its successors, Six Ages 1 and 2. They go over the games' worldbuilding, clan management mechanics, and very, very good artwork. Then maybe there's an impromptu GOTY podcast bit at the end, because they thought it'd be funny. See the entire Off The Deep Ends ranked list at http://bit.ly/otderank Find OTDE's theme music and more at https://supersex-420.bandcamp.com/ Please consider donating to the National Network of Abortion Funds: abortionfunds.org/donate If you've been enjoying the podcast, please consider supporting us at https://www.patreon.com/DeepListens If you like our new art and want to commission some of your own, reach out to Tyler at tylerorbin.net  

A homecoming. The GROGNARD files returns to Glorantha, the setting where our RPG life began. 4mins – Jeff Richard joins us at the Book Club to talk about The King of Sartar, Greg Stafford’s epic book of The Dragon Pass. The discussion also includes The Cults of RuneQuest. 26 mins – Judge Blythy and Dirk … Continue reading "Glorantha (with Jeff Richard)" The post Glorantha (with Jeff Richard) first appeared on The GROGNARD Files.

Have you ever been to an airport lounge? It is well worth it! With unlimited food and drinks plus a quiet place to take a nap or lounge, a place to shower or watch tv, the hours before an international flight can be relaxing in an airport lounge.But who wants to pay for a high annual fee credit card just to get access? You don't have to have those high status credit cards to get into an airport lounge.Three Ways to get airport lounge access:1) Airline status* First class or Business class have access.* Branded airline credit cards can earn you elite status for access.2) Pay for a day passYou can pay for a day pass(when flying internationally) through the airlines (if they offer it) or a third-party lounge.*Some airlines offer day passes to non-first class passengers.*Escape lounge (third-party) in the US only*Dragon Pass- in Asia*Lounge Buddy3) Priority Pass Membership- 3 levels of membershipsAccess to over 1400+ lounges internationallyIf you only fly 1-2x a year, then a day pass may be the best economical choice. Facebook community: Solo Travel for Women Over 50Instagram @solotraveladventures50www.cherylbeckesch.comSend me a message or share your solo travel story with me.https://www.speakpipe.com/SoloTravelAdventuresLeave a review:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/solo-travel-adventures-safe-travel-for-women-preparing-for-a-trip-overcoming-fear-travel-tips/id1650161410

Jon Chuckery is joined by Tyler Dragon of USA Today to talk the latest on the Atlanta Falcons, NFL and US Track and Field: On pass rush being a big question for the Falcons On Desmond Ridder needing to take a leap this season in the passing game On the fairness of expectations on players like Kyle Pitts On the NFC being a tighter race than some may expect Eagles and 49ERS have clearly separated themselves from the rest of the NFC On Miami, Baltimore and Chargers being teams to watch in the AFC On the state of USA Men's track and field On why the star power is not present on the men's side of track and field

MARICOPA COUNTY The Lost Lord Duppa Mine is reported to be nearby Wickenburg. is said to be located in Bronco Canyon, around 25 miles due northwest of Fort McDowell. The Lost Squaw Hollow Mine is supposedly some 40 miles due northeast of the state capital of Phoenix, located within Squaw Hollow. MOHAVE COUNTY The Lost Nugget Mine is reported to be nearby from Wikieup. PIMA COUNTY The Lost Cerro Colorado Mine can supposedly be found on the southern slope of the Cerro Chiquitas, due northeast of the town of Arivaca. The Lost Orphan Mine is reported to be in the Cabeza Prieta mountain range, close to Tule Tank. The Lost Papago Gold Mine is said to be within 5 miles of the town of Ajo. The Lost Spoon Gold Mine Located between arivaca and Tucson right in the mountains The Lost Waggoner's Mine is said to lie in the Superstition Mountains, somewhere between Weaver's Point and Miner's Needle, on the southern slope of La Barge Canyon. PINAL COUNTY The Lost Coyotero Mine is reported to be located on the Mogollon RIm, close to the Toto Basin's north end. SAN CARLOS COUNTY The Lost Soldier's Mine is said to be located between the East Boulder Canyon and the Needle Canyon. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY The Lost Doc Throne's Mine is said to be somewhere up in the White Mountains. The Lost Don Miguel Peralta Mine is reported to be in the Superstition Mountains, close to the LaBarge Creek in LaBarge Canyon. The Lost La Purisima Concepcion Mine is supposedly near Cerro Ruido in the El Pajarito Mountains, approximately 15 miles to the southwest of the Tumacacori Mission. The Lost Major Peoples' Mine is said to be located close to the Hassayampa River, somewhere in the hills to the southeast of Congress Junction. YAVAPAI COUNTY The Lost Geronimo Gold Mine is reported to be located near the Verde River, within Sycamore Canyon and in between Parkinsville and Jerome. The Lost Organ Grinder Mine is reportedly in Peoples' Canyon, on Cottonwood Creek to the west of the town of Prescott. The Lost Apache Gold Mine is said to be between Parkinsville and Jerome, within the Sycamore Canyon. The Lost Nigger Ben's Mine is supposedly located at the foot of Antelope Peak, to the east of Congress Junction. The Lost Squaw Hollow Mine is close to Camp Creek. YUMA COUNTY The Lost Bicuner Gold is apparently located in the Laguna Mountains, close to Squaw Creek. The Lost Belle McKeever Mine is close to the Granite Mountains' westernmost end. The Lost Trigos Silver Mine is said to be in the Trigos Mountains, around the foot of Clip Mountain. The Lost Castle Dome Mine is reportedly between the old King Arizona Mine and the town of Ehrenberg, on the Colorado River. The Lost John Nummel's Mine is said to be between Norton's Landing and Yuma Wash, also on the Colorado RIver. The Lost Squaw Mine is said to be between the cities of Yuma and Phoenix. The Lost Rancho De La Yumas Mine is reportedly 40 miles to the north of Yuma City, on the Colorado River's east bank. The Lost Six-Shooter Mine can supposedly be found around 15 miles to the northeast of the town of Parker, between the ghost town of Planet and the town of Quartzite, on the Bill Williams River. The Lost Sopori Mine is said to be in the Cerro Colorado Mountains, close to the foothills of Black Princess Peak. The Lost Lead Mine is close to the Harquahala mountain range's northernmost extremity. All over the state, there are also old abandoned lead, silver, and gold mines whose locations are known for certain. What follows is a list of these mines and their locations, arranged by county. COCHISE COUNTY The Dos Cabezas Mine is around 18 miles to the southeast of Willcox, in the Cabezas Mountains. The Gleeson Mine is around 20 miles due east of Tucson. The Golden Rule Mine is due east of Dragon Pass. The Hill-Top Mine is in the Chiricahua Mountains, to th --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/treasure-revealed/support

Greg Stafford, designer of Dragon Pass and other board games, creator of the fascinating fantasy world of Glorantha, founder of Chaosium, and designer of Runequest, Pendragon, and other RPGs, makes a royal visit to the podcast. We cover the whole gamut of this interesting bit of gaming history, the future of Chaosium, why Pendragon is […]

In episode 11 of the God Learners podcast Drew Baker joins us again to follow the travels of Biturian Varosh. Plus: Drew's latest book on travel in Dragon Pass!

It's Game Club this week, where we discuss King of Dragon Pass! Hang out as we had on down to the Dragon Pass, make friends with the nearest duck tribe, and try to figure out just how bad things are going to be when one of your cows births a two-headed calf! Beer of the Week: Quarantine Beers Hosts: Chris Norris, Mike Parker, Jack Shirai, Matt Emery Music by David Beebe (@norwegianvowels)

In this new episode of the Glorantha Initiation series, we welcome Steinar, aka Felix, aka Coffeemancer. We talk with him about convincing players to try RuneQuest, getting started with King of Dragon Pass, stealing Lunar...

Sacred time is here! We light the fires and huddle our tula around the ring as we tell tales of old and mishaps aplenty in the dangerous world of Glorantha as we talk about this classic narrative strategy game! Also, because it's us, lots of JRPG updates and many other things besides in this lengthy episode. Praise to Orlanth!Send us questions about our game clubs, other games, or gaming in general to abnormalmappingpodcast@gmail.com!If you would like to support us please visit patreon.com/abnormalmapping for exclusive podcasts, writing, and even opportunities to be on an episode as a guest! Things Discussed: the year of handheld games, Nameless Game, Sonic Generations, Dragon Quest 2 and 3, Final Fantasy, Dark Souls, King of Dragon Pass, grand strategy games, Cart Life, Reigns, getting people to experience your favorite media, the next Pokemon element, favorite dragons, nightmare Dragon Pass-alikes provided by the Dragon Pass twitter account, an incredible anecdote about Sony marketing, much discussion of Duck peopleThis Month's Game Club:King of Dragon PassNext Month's Game Club: WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! and Rhythm Tengoku (GBA)Music This EpisodeOverture by Stan LePardSea Season by Stan LePardIs It Adventure by Stan LePardQuite an Adventure by Stan LePard

I dive deeper into the Starter Set and get immersed in the setting - Glorantha! From Runes and Gods, to Dragon Pass and Jonstown. If I had a clack for every capital letter.... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/baz-stevens6/message

On this second episode of the Glorantha Initiation Series, we interview Russano Greenstripe. Russsano discovered Glorantha with King of Dragon Pass, a game by A-Sharp, available on pretty much any platforms you'd want to play...

The last two years has been the hardest retailers and our hospitality operators will hopefully ever have to deal with, but with our vaccination rates now getting up there, we may be through the worst of it.We had Al Mitchell in to talk about how the Robinvale Bridge Motel is going, the Jack and whats in store for the summer and something new and exciting in the way of a new accommodation offering for Robinvale.We also have Katein who is the woman in the know as far as the Mildura Dragon Boat Club, Robinvale Chapter goes.They're always looking for new members, but remember before you get in a boat you need a Dragon Pass with Dragon Boat Victoria and you can do that right here: https://www.dragonboatvictoria.com.au/home/We also talk about some exciting things that are in the works with Mildura Living, some of the articles in this seasons edition and also the Robinvale Golf Club of course.

Grath és Stöki retro videojátékos podcastjának kisebb vadhajtása. Az adás témája: King of Dragon Pass. Kísérőposzt itt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2021/09/06/checkpoint_mini_162_king_of_dragon_pass

00:00:00 episode begins with a bit of a warmup talking about what games we've played recently. 00:33:21 warmup finishes and we begin our main discussion of King of Dragon Pass.01:04:25 Main discussion finishes and we begin  to judge this game by the Bad Standards™ along with some stray closing thoughts about the game.

00:26:55 warmup ends and main John Wick Hex discussion begins!00:55:37 Bad Standards!Next week: King of Dragon Pass

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We talk about this early RPG that drops players in a day-in-the life tribal experience of early history. And Qanon

Have you ever disagreed with the politics of your clan's leader? So much so that you want to hit the road and settle in a valley where a great many people were eaten by dragons? Then this game just might be for you! Join me as I review King of Dragon Pass, a game where you and fellow clan members do just that. Seems safe right? The next episode will follow 2 weeks from now and at the end of the episode you'll find out my next game to review. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe/review on whatever platform you listen in order to get notified when the next episode releases. Music is by a friend of mine, gamer tag Dagnir. Logo is provided by Shawn Maxfield. Suggestions or requests for a game to review, please email me at Nomicsgaming@gmail.com. Thank you for listening and enjoy! Apple Show Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nomics-grand-gaming-adventures/id1546338952 Google Show Link: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8zMGYxMDhkMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Spotify Show Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ymG67KyBvTLY2XbEM7aZF Pocket Casts Show Link: https://pca.st/bqy74ghpi and again, thank you for listening!

In this episode, Soren interviews independent game designer David Dunham, best known for his work on the narrative strategy games King of Dragon Pass and Six Ages. They are joined by writer and designer Meg Jayanth, best known for her work on 80 Days. The three discuss whether the advisors in Dragon Pass lie to the player, what Six Ages and 80 Days have in common, and whether the anthropomorphic ducks are ducks with human-level intelligence or humans who have been turned into ducks.

Neste episódio da série Ficção x Teoria discutimos o clássico jogo Sid Meiers Civilization, relacionando o jogo com o tema 'tempo histórico'. Participam da conversa Alex Alvarez, Marcio Carvalho, Guilherme Foscolo. Confira! Este episódio de Logotonia foi gravado em 22 de janeiro de 2021 em nossas casas. A conversa também está disponível no Spotify, iTunes (Apple Podcasts), Player FM, Podcast Addict, YouTube e no Facebook. Indicações: - Crusader Kings II (jogo): https://www.techtudo.com.br/tudo-sobre/crusader-kings-ii.html - Kingdom Come: Deliverance (jogo): https://www.kingdomcomerpg.com/ - Sangue, suor e pixels (livro):https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B07BWM2LB9/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 - King of Dragon Pass (jogo): https://www.gog.com/game/king_of_dragon_pass - Endless Space (jogo): https://www.endless-space.com/ - GDLK (série): https://www.netflix.com/br/title/81019087 - Assassin's Creed (jogo): https://www.ubisoft.com/pt-br/game/assassins-creed/odyssey

Dirk speaks with David Dunham, the designer of Six Ages and its predecessor, King of Dragon Pass. These narrative strategy games, built from the Glorantha universe of Greg Stafford, use specific mechanics to invoke the theme of clans and struggling to survive and form a foothold in a mythical world. 

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). After the events of The Broken Tower, the characters have been sent to Apple Lane to negotiate the exchange of prisoners and ransoms. Afterwards, they reminisce about their first time in Apple Lane, not long after their initiation. The scenario is ‘Gringle’s Pawnshop’ from Apple Lane and our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). After the events of The Broken Tower, the characters have been sent to Apple Lane to negotiate the exchange of prisoners and ransoms. Afterwards, they reminisce about their first time in Apple Lane, not after their initiation. The scenario is ‘Gringle’s Pawnshop’ from Apple Lane and our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). After the events of The Broken Tower, the characters have been sent to Apple Lane to negotiate the exchange of prisoners and ransoms. Afterwards, they reminisce about their first time in Apple Lane, not after their initiation. The scenario is ‘Gringle’s Pawnshop’ from Apple Lane and our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). After the events of The Broken Tower, the characters return home, herding the remaining cattle. What will they tell the tribe and what will they do next? Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). Having completed The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here) the characters are tasked with handling the negotiations with the Greydog tribe following the failed cattle raid by Danakos. This will take place in Apple Lane, and as they ride to the trading village, some recall their first visit and their initiation which preceded it. The scenario is Andrew Logan Montgomery’s Rites of Passage and it takes place as a flashback in the next episode… So technically, this is the second part of a flashback in a flashforward. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). Having completed The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here) the characters are tasked with handling the negotiations with the Greydog tribe following the failed cattle raid by Danakos. This will take place in Apple Lane, and as they ride to the trading village, some recall their first visit and their initiation which preceded it. The scenario is Andrew Logan Montgomery’s Rites of Passage and it takes place as a flashback in the next episode… So technically, this is the first part of a flashback in a flashforward. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). This is the fourth part of The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here). Following a successful, but deadly cattle raid by the Greydog clan of the Lismelder tribe, the heroes are tasked to follow them and retrieve the stolen beasts. But the actions of the Greydogs take a strange turn and the heroes must follow them into the badlands. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). This is the third part of The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here). Following a successful, but deadly cattle raid by the Greydog clan of the Lismelder tribe, the heroes are tasked to follow them and retrieve the stolen beasts. But the actions of the Greydogs take a strange turn and the heroes must follow them into the badlands. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). This is part 'b' of the second part of The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here). Following a successful, but deadly cattle raid by the Greydog clan of the Lismelder tribe, the heroes are tasked to follow them and retrieve the stolen beasts. But the actions of the Greydogs take a strange turn and the heroes must follow them into the badlands. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). This is part 'a' of the second part of The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here). Following a successful, but deadly cattle raid by the Greydog clan of the Lismelder tribe, the heroes are tasked to follow them and retrieve the stolen beasts. But the actions of the Greydogs take a strange turn and the heroes must follow them into the badlands. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The roleplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). This is the first part of The Broken Tower, the quick-start for game, originally released for Free RPG Day 2017 (full review here). Following a successful, but deadly cattle raid by the Greydog clan of the Lismelder tribe, the heroes are tasked to follow them and retrieve the stolen beasts. But the actions of the Greydogs take a strange turn and the heroes must follow them into the badlands. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helena – Jarang Left-Handed of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The rolplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). In this third part of character creation, we complete Step 4: Attributes before moving on through Step 5: Occupation, Step 6: Cult, Step 7: Personal Skill Bonuses, and Step 8: Other Information. This completes character generation bar weapon and spell selection, which will be done before the next episode. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helen – Jarang of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The rolplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). In this second part of character creation, we complete Step 2: Family History by rolling up events for the characters' parents and themselves, Step 3: Rune Affinities, and begin Step 4: Attributes. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helen – Jarang of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

It is the year 1625. For years, the region known as the Dragon Pass has been rent by rebellion and unrest as the nation of Sartar and peoples of Old Tarsh attempted to drive out the occupying troops and proselytising red priests of the Lunar Empire, which views these lands as being home to barbarians. The conflict has escalated and spread, involving the Lunar client state of Tarsh, the neighbouring matriarchal nation of Esrolia, the nomadic tribes of Prax, and others. It has come to a head with a heroquest which saw the successful summoning of a True Dragon under the Temple of the Reach Moon just as it was about to be consecrated. This event, known as the Dragonrise, disrupted Lunar efforts in Dragon Pass and triggered an uprising across the region and the beginning of the long foretold Hero Wars. It is this conflict that the player characters will set out to join as Heroes. The rolplaying game is RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha, published by Chaosium, Inc. (a full review can be found here). In this first part of character creation, we complete Step 1: Homelands and start Step 2: Family History by rolling up events for the characters' grandparents. Our Game Master is Pookie, and our players are... Dave – Arim of Tarsh Helen – Jarang of Sartar Louise – Mirava of Esrolia Mog – Harmast of Sartar Niamh – Dorasa of Sartar

Bill wants to tell you something in this mini-update.

This show is entirely dedicated to the works of the late, great Greg Stafford, who we dearly miss. Stu takes the helm and starts us down Stafford's tabletop RPG history with the wargame White Bear & Red Moon (also known as Dragon Pass). From there, he touches on RuneQuest, the Ghostbusters RPG, the entire world of Glorantha, HeroQuest and Pendragon, all the while trying to convey how widely Stafford's work influenced the hobby. We'll be covering most of these games in more depth on the Instagram feed this week, so look for that.

D&D authors / historians Michael Witwer and Jon Peterson discuss their fantastic new Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: A Visual History book that’s taking the scene by storm! Plus: RPG news including the unfortunate passing of important figures Greg Stafford and Bruce “Duke” Seifried. Podcast version of the live Shane Plays geek talk radio show from 10/20/2018 Shane Plays airs on Saturdays at 1 PM Central on 101.1 FM The Answer in Little Rock. It can also be heard online at http://1011fmtheanswer.com. Call in at 501-823-0965 or tweet @ShanePlays during the show! Like what you hear? Support Shane Plays Radio on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/shaneplays Shane Plays is carried on Krypton Radio! Krypton Radio is SciFi for your Wifi. http://kryptonradio.com/ Listen to the Shane Plays podcast on YouTube, SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play Music, Podbean, Stitcher (and other fine, fine podcast directories) after the live show. SHOW NOTES Podcast zinger is from: Greg Stafford Speech at the ENnies 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky_X0T-RgBY Greg Stafford 1948 - 2018 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Stafford Stafford is most famous as the creator of the fantasy world of Glorantha, but he is also a prolific games designer. He was designer of Pendragon, he was co-designer of the RuneQuest, Ghostbusters, Prince Valiant and HeroQuest role-playing systems, founder of the role-playing game companies Chaosium and Issaries, designer of the White Bear and Red Moon, Nomad Gods, King Arthur’s Knights and Elric board games, and co-designer of the King of Dragon Pass computer game. Stafford considered his Arthurian chivalric role-playing game King Arthur Pendragon (1985) his masterpiece. Miniatures wargaming, roleplaying and adventure gaming pioneer Duke Seifried has passed away | Tabletop Gaming https://www.tabletopgaming.co.uk/historical-games/news/miniatures-wargaming-roleplaying-and-adventure-gaming-pioneer-duke BRUCE "DUKE" SEIFRIED Obituary | HMGS https://www.hmgs.org/news/420494/BRUCE-DUKE-SEIFRIED-Obituary.htm DnDSports - New Competitive 'Dungeons & Dragons' Tournament Announced | ComicBook.com https://comicbook.com/gaming/2018/10/15/dungeons-and-dragons-competitive-tournament-/ The Dreams in Gary’s Basement documentary Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dorksofyore/the-dreams-in-garys-basement-a-documentary-on-gary Realms Beyond: Ashes of the Fallen on Kickstarter by Ceres Games https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ceresgames/realms-beyond-ashes-of-the-fallen Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: A Visual History - "Unboxing" and First Reactions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr6edzGSsag What are Shane's first thoughts and reactions to an advance copy of Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: A Visual History? Hint: he may squee (okay, he *actually* squees at one point and he's a big manly man not known for his squeeing). Make sure to watch the parts with the special edition boxed book and ephemera set!

King of Dragon Pass, a longtime cult favorite, is one of gaming's best storytelling platforms. In a fantasy world older than Dungeons & Dragons, King of Dragon Pass combined elements of choose your own adventure, strategy, management and council politics that went unrivaled for almost twenty years. The developers at A Sharp have now returned to deliver a new entry in the world of Glorantha with Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind. Featuring the same unique play style of King of Dragon Pass and similarly gorgeous art, Six Ages allows players to manage cows, the Gods, magic, and more cows. Six Ages recently debuted on iOS exclusively, but will be available for PC next year. Join Austin Walker, Jon Bolding, and Troy "I hope this time I can marry a goat" Goodfellow in talks about trolls, raiding, and praying to all the right deities.

We're deep into our games of choice this week, as the summer swims along. Austin is deep into the clouds of No Man's Sky, Danielle is having a lot of fun with sound effects and new characters in Sonic Mania Plus. Rob is attending to his many wargaming duties. And Patrick, who had a tweet go viral in a rough way this weekend, sought solace in in Hollow Knight.Discussed: No Man's Sky Next, Sonic Mania Plus, Twitter trolls, Hollow Knight, Fields of Despair, Paths of Glory, Twilight Struggle, King of Dragon Pass, Octopath Traveler, The Guns of August, Horror movies, Farscape, 0-8th MS Team, Sorry to Bother You, bad corporate movie theater drinks, The Rain, Dark, My Hero Academia, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Having arrived in Snake Pipe Hollow, the group contends with more spawn of chaos before delving into a network of caverns in search of the missing priestess of Chalana Arroy. Will any emerge alive? "Dragon Pass" by Hamppy The campaign wiki may be found here.   Featuring: Des Sage Renae And...Edie the Dog

A portion of the character creation session for our new Runequest: Glorantha campaign, in which we establish the characters' backgrounds in Dragon Pass. The campaign wiki may be found here. Featuring: Renae Jade Des Sage David S.

CONTENT WARNING: oameni edgy care încă nu știu mai bine și fac glumițe low key antisemite și ableiste Episod extralung despre chestii extraenervante care s-au întâmplat în ultimele două săptămâni Timestamps: 3:52 Edgar s-a jucat Might and Magic IV și V 8:22 Edgar s-a jucat Rock of Ages 2 10:16 Paul s-a jucat King of Dragon Pass, Fallen London 14:40 Paul s-a jucat The Witcher 3 Gata! 17:14 Știri: Human Head Studios lucrează la Rune Ragnarok; Jurassic World Evolution; XCom 2 War of the Chosen; Age of Empires 4 dezvoltat de Relic; Destiny 2 PC Beta; Ark Survival Evolved iese din Early Access; Trailerul Shenmue 3 arată... cumva; HALF LIFE 3 STORY CONFIRMED!; PUBG depășește DotA 2 pe Steam; Darkwood gratis pe torente din partea dezvoltatorilor; 38:46 Rage-a-thon: Gearbox va distribui We Happy Few; Bioware nu mai scoate conținut single player pentru Mass Effect Andromeda; Battlefield One supără fanii cu season pass-ul; Warner Bros fac măgării cu colegi decedați de la Monolith; Tim Willits la Quake Con dă din casă; 1:06:40 Sea of Thieves va avea crossplay pe PC și Xbox; Final Fantasy XV pe PC; Bethesda a făcut prostii cu platforma lor de vândut moduri, Creation Club; YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC6bvYQKQxMGIYsPc0McgSeg iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all-vorbe/id1331438601 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3RFgOJDgyEnpvkUQoSh0Tc?si=7A0VG-hjTDi32z-mhIuDig Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JocSiVorbe/ Tip Jar: https://ko-fi.com/jocsivorbe RSS și linkuri de download: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:281506836/sounds.rss

Dale, Jerod, and Jeremy are here to talk to you about video games! Very specific video games! Games that they have been playing! Dale gets literary with Eisenhorn: Xenos and imperializes indigenous peoples in No Man’s Sky! Jerod revisits War Thunder, Albion Online, Kingdom New Lands, and King of Dragon Pass! Jeremy offers an alternative version of space wrangling with Rebel Galaxy and enjoys Drive!Drive!Drive! on PC. Intro: "7th Born Son" - Rebel Galaxy, by Blues Saraceno. Outro: "Quite an Adventure" - King of Dragon Pass, by Stan Lepard

Another week of video game playin' has come and gone, and it's time to decompress and discuss. Jeremy spent time with Saturday Morning RPG and I Am Setsuna, Dale dug into Xenonauts and King of Dragon Pass, and he and LeGrande cover the newest WoW patch in preparation for the new expansion! Intro: "Escape" - Saturday Morning RPG, by Vince DiCola & Kenny Meriedeth. Outro: "Staff Roll" - I Am Setsuna, by Tomoki Miyoshi

Greg Stafford, designer of Dragon Pass and other board games, creator of the fascinating fantasy world of Glorantha, founder of Chaosium, and designer of Runequest, Pendragon, and other RPGs, makes a royal visit to the podcast. We cover the whole gamut of this interesting bit of gaming history, the future of Chaosium, why Pendragon is a special game, and how to correctly pronounce Genertela. Plus

Donn only talks on a fumbleOur Guests+Noah Stevens+Tim CallahanShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesTim Callahan - the man, the myth, the legendHNIC of Moon Dice GamesNoah StevensHounds of Halthrag Keep Show NotesDonn & Adam would like to apologize for the crappy quality of the audio on this episode. Long story.Donn loves dice.Tim's most stolen mechanic: from Questlandia - put narrative spaces on index cards, then have the players determine how they connect.Adam steals -- from King of Dragon Pass -- a mechanism for defining a group of people based on the myths they tell themselvesNoah -- from Adventures in Oz -- conflict doesn't need to be deadly. The focus on murder is problematic as a dad. Why all the death?Noah -- from Gangbusters -- non-cooperative narrative? Characters not working toward the same ends.Adam hates rewarding players for rolling well (this happens in many old school games in their original form; players are already rewarded for rolling well by succeeding).Adam steals dice success distributions from HeroQuest. The good one, not the RPG.Noah & Adam both use lots of ApocalypseWorld-inspired dice mechanics.Donn uses reaction rolls all the time. Adam suggests you pay attention to the one Jobe Bittman put in the Monster Alphabet.Adam suggests "Jaquaying" dungeons.Then it got all murky.DungeonWorld instincts are cool.Tim -- Marvel Superheroes -- award characters in-game benefits for enacting character motivations/beliefs/etc.Thanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. If you like what you've heard, share us with your friends, leave us an iTunes review or send us an email at dsr@kickassistan.net. You can also support us at http://www.patreon.com/DSRCast. Our theme music was generously provided by the band Blue Snaggletooth (http://bluesnaggletooth.bandcamp.com). Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

It's another Classic Game Analysis as Bruce, special guest Jon Shafer, and Troy "But Being One With the Cows IS My Religion" Goodfellow talk about the venerable King of Dragon Pass. This essential entry in the strategy/roleplaying/management/cow trading sim genre has inspired and delighted gamers since the 90's. The game is now available on modern platforms with updated content, so what better time to go back and discuss the finer points of negotiating with duck people?

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Jala talk about the Portland Retro Gaming Expo, the Cainsville Files, and we ask you about your favorite and least-favorite puzzles in non-puzzle games. The Brief: Kole's PRGE Story. Is a new Valkyria Chronicles game on the way? News sources are using game footage as if it were real footage. "Adrift" gets a trailer. Multiplayer: What's the best/worst puzzle in a non-puzzle game? The Grind: Jala: King of Dragon Pass. Dark Souls. Cainsville Files. Dennis: Twisted Metal (2013). Ben: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Kole: The Steam Controller.

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross read your responses to King of Dragon Pass.

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross gird their loins to battle King of Dragon Pass. File this one under "Gem that should have gotten more attention." It's a strategy-game-meets-CYOA, but it's so much more. It's a tale of barbarians, but not in the way you'd expect. It's a fusion of narrative and systems on a level you don't really see. Do yourself a favor, listen to this episode as a beginner's guide, and buy King of Dragon Pass for your device of choice. LINKS OF NOTE: White Bear and Red Moon (boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/10884/…te-bear-red-moon) Thor's Angels (www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore…41-thors-angels/) Runequest (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RuneQuest) Business Time (www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqZcYPEszN8) [Kubrick Stare](www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/201…8/kubrickstaresu Frogloks (eq2.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Frog…8Character_Race%29) McTeague (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McTeague)

Tom Francis, Marsh, Tom Senior and Chris are joined by Big Pharma creator Tim Wicksteed to discuss drugs that are more side effect than effect, the seductive balloon rides of MGS V, and stealing other people’s stuff in King of Dragon Pass. Also: Deus Ex fights its way back into the Disastrous Prerelease Marketing World [...]

Hello, friends! It’s time once again for a new episode of the RPG Reload Podcast. It’s a special one, because … Continue reading "The RPG Reload Podcast – 004 – ‘King Of Dragon Pass’"

Roleplaying game and novel writer Robin D. Laws joins Dirk and David to share his experience as a designer and writer in the gaming industry. Robin shares his methodology, how writing for the two media compares, and his upcoming work.---------------------------------------------------------------------Contact Information Dirk Knemeyer - @DKnemeyer, www.artana.com, Dirk@Knemeyer.com David Heron - @DavidVHeron Robin D. Laws - @robindlaws, kenandrobintalkaboutstuff.com------------------Episode Outline 0:00:24 - Robin’s background 0:03:11 - The Gumshoe system 0:11:59 - Establishing a voice 0:20:20 - Gumshoe licensing 0:26:03 - Recommendations on systems 0:28:46 - Robin’s novels 0:36:26 - Design process 0:38:59 - King of Dragon Pass 0:44:38 - The future of D&D

Sniper Elite, Destiny, DotA, Divinity: Original Sin & The King of Dragon Pass are all on the menu tonight as Vimesy tries to maintain some professionalism despite Clarky's best efforts to sabotage the show. Enjoy.

Episode fifty one sees Pip still in recovery from The International, so Tom is instead joined by Laura Dale, Lucy Morris and Hannah Bunce. Lucy tells us about playing DayZ wiuth broken legs while Hannah tells us why Wolf Among Us is grittier than The Walking Dead. Laura has been exploring Itch.io and finding a bunch of strange, small indie games and Tom has been gaming like it’s 1999 with King of Dragon Pass. Also included: our favourite tutorials, rampant speculation about the new Bioware game and interactive fiction wordplay puzzler Counterfeit Monkey. The show notes, as ever, are inside....(Read more...)

Matt is joined by Chris Bratt (https://twitter.com/thebratterz) and Quintin Smith (https://twitter.com/quinns108).

Jon and Dirk are joined by David Dunham, the creator of the classic PC and new iOS game ‘King of Dragon Pass’. The panel discusses the game’s unique focus on player-driven narrative, reviving an old-school title on new platforms, and the challenges of indie development. And Jon gets excited, simply because he finally found another game that takes barbarians seriously!Contact InformationJon Shafer - @JonShaferDesign, www.JonShaferOnDesign.comDirk Knemeyer - @DKnemeyer, www.artana.comDavid Dunham - @KingDragonPass, www.A-Sharp.comEpisode Outline0:00:54 - King of Dragon Pass0:02:47 - The origins of KoDP0:07:00 - KoDP’s story0:16:24 - The development of KoDP0:25:32 - Sales and target audience0:28:50 - Why go indie?0:37:38 - A Sharp: David’s company0:39:13 - David’s design process0:49:07 - David’s interests0:54:20 - Advice for aspiring designers

Recorded on July 25th with Brian Fife, James Fingal and Thomas Westberg. Tom talks about early arcade games, starting with Spacewar! and ending with Donkey Kong. Jim describes his present-day arcade experiences. Brian asks the group about game development, and they briefly discuss game development frameworks. World of Tanks, 38 Studios - Boston Magazine, Scott Jennings - Broken Toys, Copernicus - MMO, Todd McFarlane, R.A. Salvatore, Portal 2 Book, Bastion, Penny Arcade Expo, Fieldrunners 2, Subatomic Studios, Madfinger Zombie Game, King of Dragon Pass, Final Fantasy 3 - Google Play, Space Pirates and Zombies, Subspace, Spec Ops: The Line, Max Payne 3, Fake Sponsor - Cardboard Council, Metal Gear Solid, Alien vs. Predator, Midway Games, Gauntlet: Dark Legacy, Computer Space, Electro-Mechanical Game, Vertical Sync, Gun Fight, Space Invaders, Battlezone, Tempest, Xybots, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, 3DFX, Dance Dance Revolution, Kinect, Dance Maniax, Guitar Hero Arcade, Fruit Ninja, Chuck E Cheese’s, Big Buck Hunter, Golden Tee, Brady Bunch Movie, Pong, Galaga, Galaxian, Centipede, Missile Command, Atari, The Sopranos, Little Big Planet 2, Pac-Man, Asteroids, Lunar Lander, Spacewar!, Galaxy Game, Digital PDP–11, Donkey Kong, ECL Logic, General Computer Corp, Racing the Beam, Atari 2600, Breakout, Tank, Warlords, Boom Blox, Smash TV, Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery, Unity3D Engine, Kongregate, PyGame, Löve2d, Crafty, Geometry Wars, Particle Effects, Flixel, Remember the Milk, Turbografix 16, Bonk’s Adventure, Millitary Madness.

This is Moritz' view on one of his favorite fantasy games.