Podcasts about hydra cooperative

James Introcaso chats with game design Zedeck Siew about colonization in games and Lorn Song of the Bachelor for Hydra Cooperative. The post 150 – Zedeck Siew appeared first on Geekspective.

James Introcaso, Humza Kazmi of the Hydra Cooperative, and Greg Blair of Owlbear Hugs continue to chat about the OSR. The post 103 – OSR Part II appeared first on Geekspective.

James Intocaso chats with Craig Campbell of NerdBurger Games and Humza Kazmi of the Hydra Cooperative talk about horror and comedy in RPGs. Check out Craig’s Kickstarter for Die Laughing! The post 096 – Horror and Comedy in RPGs appeared first on Geekspective.

James Introcaso chats with game design Zedeck Siew about colonization in games and Lorn Song of the Bachelor for Hydra Cooperative.

James Introcaso, Humza Kazmi of the Hydra Cooperative, and Greg Blair of Owlbear Hugs continue to chat about the OSR.

James Intocaso chats with Craig Campbell of NerdBurger Games and Humza Kazmi of the Hydra Cooperative talk about horror and comedy in RPGs. Check out Craig's Kickstarter for Die Laughing!

Our Guests+Alex Mayo+Chris KutalikShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesChris KutalikHydra CooperativeHill Cantons blogSlumbering Ursine DunesFever-Dreaming Marlinko[NEW!] Misty Isles of the EldAlex MayoLayout and illustration for lots of OSR products!Penetralia blog - No longer availableShow NotesThis is the second half of our conversation with Chris & Alex. The first part (Episode 7.1) aired on 3/24/16.Talking about pushing boundaries.Chris messes with form a lot, specifically the point-crawl.Problem: "Where are these things in the hex?" Instead of "What's in the hex?" the point-crawl strips out the empty space and instead moves between interesting things. (Then Adam kind of missed the point and got corrected by Chris)Alex pushes boundaries in art.A common thread in this conversation (but that Adam doesn't realize until the end) is that better decisions, better innovations and better gaming happens when we are authentic and genuine to our own thoughts and experiences. Alex: "One of the things that I love about the OSR is that it's an aesthetic movement as much as a movement about mechanics." [Paraphrase]"Where is the innovation in the OSR?" was a trolly thread that circulated on G+ in the beginning of 2016. While the folks behind that thread claimed they asked their question in good faith, they promptly shut down many OSR innovators who contributed to the conversation.Adam: "The innovation & boundary pushing in the OSR isn't about the rules, it's about form, structure and content."Donn seems to experience a degree of dissonance when he exposes himself to too many rule sets.Alex: "Boundaries are pushed in the community at large as a hive mind."Adam: "It's as much incubation as innovation."Our favorite boundary-pushers:Alex - James Raggi & Lamentations of the Flame Princess lineChris - Hydra Coop stuff, especially Jason Sholtis's Operation Unfathomable, and Patrick Stewart & Scrap Princess's Broken Fire RegimeDonn - Zzarchov Kowalski's Scenic Dunnsmouth & Thulian EchoesAdam - Jason Lutes's Perilous Wilds, Zak S.'s Red & Pleasant Land and VornheimWho are we most excited about their next creation?Alex - Zzarchov KowalskiChris - Gus L. (not sure how he spells his last name)Donn - Mike Evans (specifically Hubris)Adam - Erik Jensen (Wampus Country forever!)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.

Something clever goes hereOur Guests+Alex Mayo+Chris KutalikShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesChris KutalikHydra CooperativeHill Cantons blogSlumbering Ursine DunesFever-Dreaming MarlinkoAlex MayoLayout and illustration for lots of OSR products!Penetralia blog - No longer availableShow NotesDrinkScallywagger, Oddside Ales, Grand Haven, MiGrapefruit Sculpin, Ballast Point, San Diego, CAHeavyweight Zinfandel, Scotto Cellars, Walnut Creek, CABean Flicker, Oddside Ales, Grand Haven, MISpinKylesa[Adam couldn't figure out the band that Chris mentioned. If you know what it was, let us know!]Low & Beck got a little depressing for KatieOld time radio shows on SpotifyReadTunnels of Chuchi [Adam couldn't find a link to this book]World War Z, Max BrooksAn Unquiet Mind, Kay Redfield JamisonMatt Fraction Hawkeye collected hardbackThe Complete Guide to Making Mead, Steve PiatzKill the Dead, Tannith LeeThe Mushroom Handbook, Louis Charles Christopher KriegerRunMutant Year ZeroHill CantonsDCC RPGDungeon of the Unknown, Geoffrey McKinneyRandom Esoteric Creature Generator blah blah blahTome of Adventure DesignTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other StrangenessBad Myrmidon, Rafael ChandlerDonn STILL needs to design his minis rules!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.