Podcasts about ikrpg

This week we talk with Matt Geotz about the IKRPG and the Warmachine fluff.

En este episodio más que especial de Cuarto de Guerra (¡en inglés!) recibimos a Matt Goetz, escritor y desarrollador principal de la línea de del juego de rol de los Iron Kingdoms para hablar de todo lo referente a la segunda invasión Orgoth y, por qué no, algunos datos interesantes sobre hacia dónde se dirige la línea de rol de IKRPG. ¿Quiénes son los Orgoth? ¿Qué traen en esta segunda invasión para enfrentar a las naciones de Immoren? ¿Cómo se defenderán los pueblos de Immoren occidental, golpeados por el reciente reclamo de almas de los Infernales? ¿Podrá Matt comprender las preguntas que nuestros anfitriones balbucean mientras masacran el idioma ingles? ¡Todo ésto en un nuevo episodio de Cuarto de Guerra! ________________________________ In this special episode of Cuarto de Guerra, we receive Matt Goetz, main writer and designer for the Iron Kingdoms RPG line, to talk about everything regarding the second Orgoth invasion and, why not, some very interesting tidbits about where the IKRPG line is heading to. Who are the Orgoth? What do the bring on this second invasion to face the nations of Immoren? How will the people of Western Immoren, already beaten by the Infernals' Claiming, defend themselves? Will Matt be able to answer the questions our hosts mumble while butchering the English language? All of this in a new episode of Cuarto de Guerra!

On episode 36 Emanuel Class invites back William Hungerford to discuss the Current Riot Quest Kick starter, Warmachine, IKRPG and so much more. Near the end Emanuel runs a fun audio Riot Quest RPG for Will Hungerford that more fun than words can describe here. They try and fail miserably to end the podcast repeatedly making this episode nearly an hour and half long of great back and forth banter and laughter. Tune in and check out the latest and greatest Hungersode yet.

On Episode 161 of Line of Sight, all three of us are back to finish off our primer episodes for people who are new to Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition with a look at how combat works! Join Bret, Chandler, and Jaden as they break down how actions, bonus actions, and movement all interact, why Dexterity is Chandler's favorite stat, and come learn some stuff about how combat works in D&D 5e before Iron Kingdoms Requiem drops!

On this episode, Cutter and Ryan and I are back to discuss the mirror through the context of themes and the tools they bring. We finish up what we started in Episode 83 by discussing Children of the Dragon, as well as Oracles of Annihilation. We also talk a bit about the news! Minicrate! IKRPG! Crucible Guard CID. Lots of stuff happening in the PP-verse. Transmutation Ruling https://privateerpressforums.com/showthread.php?279219-Different-players-stacking-Transmutation Puppet Master Ruling https://privateerpressforums.com/showthread.php?263725-Dhunian-Knot-amp-Puppet-Master

On Episode 29 of Field of Fire Emanuel Interviews William Hungerford again! This time They discuss the IKRPG, Riot Quest and Warmachine. It would not be a Field of Fire Hungercast if there weren’t more teasers, spoilers and goodies to sink your teeth. Strap in and be prepared for over an hour of high octane hype from the two most hype people in the PP pantheon.

In this episode we talk to Matt Goetz and Will Hungerford about he new IKRPG

In this episode we talk to Matt Goetz and Will Hungerford about he new IKRPG

On this episode of Field of Fire Emanuel is joined by Oz Schoonover the Privateer Press Lead Developer for Monsterpocalypse and Co developer on the IKRPG 5th Edition Requiem. Oz and Emanuel Dive in deep discussing everything from how the game is played to where the influence for the various faction came from. Tune in and see what crazy influences birthed the game we see today. Don’t forget to go back the Riot Quest Kick Starter! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/privateerpress/riot-quest-wintertime-wasteland?fbclid=IwAR1DLGn4H_zX5OWHwtzPEPsU0DRJi2gYcrH3prZafePhH055aQus6OcXCA8

On Episode 128 of LIne of Sight, join Bret, Chandler, and Jaden for a very long podcast where we cover our reactions to the Privateer Press keynote from last week! We talk at length about Kickstarters, 5th edition D&D compatible IKRPG, Warcaster, Monsterpocalypse, and Warmachine. If you've missed our behemoth casts of the past, this will scratch the itch and stay tuned for next week when we have someone who has a name that may or may not rhyme with Stilliam Splungerdord on to talk in even greater detail about a whole host of topics ranging from the Keynote to the Legion CID to realms as of yet undiscussed.

This week Brian, Tom, and Chris go over the 2020 Privateer Press Keynote. Unable to contain their hype and running on very little sleep they recount the announcements of PP's upcoming releases for IKRPG, Mini-crate, Monsterpocalypse, Warmachine, and Riot Quest. Please enjoy.

This week Brian, Tom, and Chris go over the 2020 Privateer Press Keynote. Unable to contain their hype and running on very little sleep they recount the announcements of PP’s upcoming releases for IKRPG, Mini-crate, Monsterpocalypse, Warmachine, and Riot Quest. Please enjoy.

Privateer Press Primecast Episode 38 is live! Hosts Will Shick and Will Hungerford launch themselves into this month's new releases, and talk list building with the new Warlocks. Convention Manager, JR Godwin and Hungerford wrap up the events of WARMACHINE Weekend 2016, and get into details of upcoming shows for 2017. Writing Manager Matt Goetz and Senior Writer Doug Seacat talk Trolls with Staff Writer, Zachary Parker. Our hosts lead us out with discussions about the upcoming novel "Watery Graves" and their highlights from WARMACHINE Weekend.

We're back from our post-Gen-Con break with the introduction of a new segment: the "GM's Journal," in which one of us talks a bit about an ongoing campaign and how it's going: recent activity and the lessons taken away, future plans, and other related ephemera. Susan is on the mic for our inaugural Journal, talking about her Iron Kingdoms RPG campaign. Remember to click on the Speakpipe link on the lower-right corner of this page, or leave us a comment with questions or issues you'd like us to address in future episodes! And be sure to check out our Twitter feed and Google Plus group if you want to keep up via social media.Thanks for listening!

Episode 13 of Privateer Press Primecast has arrived! Join co-hosts Simon Berman and Will Shick as they interview fellow staffers at Privateer HQ. RPG Producer Matt Goetz sheds some light on the upcoming Iron Kingdoms Unleashed Adventure Kit. Development Manager David "DC" Carl talks with Will about WARMACHINE Weekend and the development of HORDES: Exigence, and Lead Writer Doug Seacat returns for Seacat Speaks, this time on life in the wilderness of western Immoren. Finally, Simon and Will talk WARMACHINE: Tactics, hard plastic, and the 2014 Privateer holiday sale!

Episode 12 of Privateer Press Primecast has arrived! Join co-hosts Simon Berman and Will Shick as they interview fellow staffers at Privateer HQ. Organized Play & Volunteer Coordinator, Will Hungerford talks Scars of Caen: Blighterghast and the Exigence book release event, and drops some hints about the 2015 WARMACHINE & HORDES league. Lead Writer, Doug Seacat discusses the story and characters of HORDES: Exigence. Next, Development Manager, David “DC” Carl talks with Will the Theme Forces and warlocks of HORDES: Exigence. Finally, RPG Producer, Matt Goetz returns to talk about using the Monsternomicon to design encounters for your Iron Kingdoms Roleplaying Game adventures.

Episode 9 of the Privateer Press Primecast has arrived! Join host Simon Berman and pinch-hitter co-host, David "DC" Carl as they interview fellow staffers at Privateer HQ. DC talks design and development for Night of the Noxious Dead, the first expansion for Zombies Keep Out. Next, our recurring segment, Seacat Speaks, in which Writing and Continuity Manager Doug Seacat talks about rights and freedoms in the Iron Kingdoms. Organized Play Coordinator, Will Hungerford, talks to DC about Scars of Caen: Scaefang and Gen Con 2015 events. Finally, RPG Producer, Matt Goetz comes to Primecast to talk about the upcoming book for the Iron Kingdoms Roleplaying Game, Monsternomnicon.

For this system spotlight, regular host David Schimpff sits down to talk the Iron Kingdoms RPG with fellow GM Susan Steward, who is currently running an IKRPG campaign. Everything you ever wanted to know about the game's setting and mechanics, all in one easy-to-digest episode. Goes down smooth! And remember to call our Lake Geneva, WI, voicemail number (262-729-9774), or click on the Speakpipe link on the lower right corner of this page, or leave us a comment with questions or issues you'd like us to address in future episodes! And be sure to check out our Twitter feed and Google Plus group if you want to keep up via social media.Thanks for listening!

Episode 7 of Privateer Press Primecast has arrived! Join co-hosts Simon Berman and Will Shick as they interview fellow staffers at Privateer HQ. Convention Coordinator, Michael Plummer has some last minute words on Lock & Load 2014 with Will. We kick off our new recurring segment, Seacat Speaks,  as Lead Writer and Writing and Continuity Manager, Doug Seacat discusses Mad Science in the Iron Kingdoms. Development Manager, David "DC" Carl returns to talk about Immortal Tales, the latest expansion for High Command: Hordes and the upcoming Invasion of Sul expansion. Finally, Organized Play and Events Coordinator, William Hungerford shares his thoughts on the eve of the first ever Iron Gauntlet Championship finals!

Welcome to the very first episode of the Privateer Press Primecast! Co-hosts Simon Berman and Will Shick talk about the upcoming 2013 Privateer Holiday Sale and interview Lead Writer Doug Seacat about the IKRPG core book, Kings, Nations, & Gods, and then talk to Game Developer William "Oz" Schoonover about LEVEL 7 [OMEGA PROTOCOL]!

In der sechsten Episode blicken Thomas und Michael auf die RPC zurück, die vor nun ja schon zwei Wochenenden zum wiederholten Male in Köln stattfand. Was war gut, was war vielleicht noch verbesserungswürdig und welchen Eindruck haben insbesondere die zahlreichen neuen Schnellstarthefte auf Veranstaltung hinterlassen?

In der sechsten Episode blicken Thomas und Michael auf die RPC zurück, die vor nun ja schon zwei Wochenenden zum wiederholten Male in Köln stattfand. Was war gut, was war vielleicht noch verbesserungswürdig und welchen Eindruck haben insbesondere die zahlreichen neuen Schnellstarthefte auf Veranstaltung hinterlassen?