Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin czarnecki

Former Army linebacker Kevin Czarnecki talks about West Point football career and life after the academy.

This week, Bob and Nate discuss and review Lore of the Clans. Released in 2015, Lore of the Clans is a single sourcebook detailing all of the clans for play in Vampire: the Masquerade’s 20th Anniversary edition. Additionally, this book details info about the Caitiff - classless amongst the damned - and the Antitribu. This book was written by Alan Alexander, Kevin Czarnecki, Joshua Doetsch, Matt McElroy, Andrew Peregrine, Ree Soesbee, Rob Wieland, Christopher Wilde and released on December 23rd, 2015 for Onyx Path Publishing.

Saving DeForest, Part 2: Another Audio Drama episode for your ear holes, picking up where we left off last time with bizzaro Bifrost helping me save Deforest from CFD. I got lots of positive feedback from the last one, so I hope this one hits a spot, too. Also, thanks to Kevin Czarnecki for lending voice to a very special elven guest.

Blood Magic is something we've all heard about and been told is scary and dangerous in the sixth world of Shadowrun. We talk with Kevin Czarnecki about why blood magic is (or possibly is not) so dangerous and reviled in Shadowrun.  Chit-Chat / Catching Up BOBBY - Crawled on a bathroom floor in Atlanta News / Stuff Bright movie on Netflix Q&A Ross D’Souza - Do you have any thoughts about low Body/Strength characters donning on huge, bulky armour? I only see rules covering +Armour items and limitation there based around Strength. Ross D’Souza - In the Sixth World, what would you be if you could not be a Shadowrunner? Main Topic - Artifacts Outro NEXT EPISODE: The Villiers Family w/ Joel DiPippa CONTACT THE SHOW: -- http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com -- theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com -- @6WorldPodcast

An all Q&A episode during the Shadowcasters Network 36-Hour Stream-a-Thon! We have Shadowrun freelance author Kevin Czarnecki on to help us answer them! Chit-Chat / Catching Up Stream-a-Thons are hard. News / Stuff Gen Con Shadowrun Podcasters Panel Q&A Matthew Gilliland - As I understand it CFD was introduced to limit and draw back some of the excesses of 4th Edition, yet it also appears to be the meta plot. Can you explain what is actually going on with this? I know that it is part of the Boston Lock Down and that it is probably connected to a dragon that is also an E-Ghost. I also came across something that was describing a colony on Mars where the more sane ones were going to live. I don't know what do with it and leave it out of my games due to my lack of knowledge. Can you shed some light on this? Soymage - For everyone in the discussion, what is the most under rated knowledge skill to use Jason Gregory - I'm having some trouble with my runners and my runs I can't seen go get them to fallow my leads and thay just wants to fuck around Dustin Hartrick - Hello! I run a d&d game full of totally new players. I am trying to gracefully transition the game into shadowrun without players feeling forced into number crunch rules hell. Any advice on how to get them introduced to the SR universe/ruleset without them totally rejecting it outright? Thomas Miller - What would be a good way to deal with player character infection of HMHVV? Am I just missing a piece of a book that explains how that particular process works, and what the dangers are (feral or lucid, and the like)? Or are there no real draw backs aside from the standard, Human > Ghoul / Vampire / Nosferatu (Or whatever meta-type and their equivalents.) Scott Flowers - Do you use house rule the crash rules and if so, how do you house rule them? Eric Lesage - What house rule have you implemented that you find has had the most positive impact on your game? Although mechanical short cuts are usually a good thing in SR(ie. Modified alchemy rules) ot would be interesting if any houserules had a big impact on the tone of and lore created by the game. Scott Sain - Round table question. Do you remember your first run in Shadowrun? If so, what was it? Also what's your most memorable run GMing or playing? Soymage - what role do you generally not get the most in your teams? Matrix, Vehicles, Magic, Combat, Social, or Other? Scott Sain - Ritual Magic… nobody seems to know a whole lot about it. Outro CONTACT THE SHOW: http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com @6WorldPodcast

Take a close look at the newest Shadowrun sourcebook, Forbidden Arcana. We are joined by freelance author, Kevin Czarnecki, who gives us some insight on some of the stories, lore, and systems that were introduced with this book.  Chit-Chat / Catching Up Check out our Patreon! - https://www.patreon.com/sixthworldpodcast BOBBY -  New Patrons - David Dashifen KeesPaul Vandeventer Getting to exercise again, high school podcast listening I like all beers… deal with it! News / Stuff Origins Episode Friday, June 15th @ 10PM… ish Live episode w/ Cliff, Opti, and Damian Making a big announcement Gen Con Shadowrun Podcasters Panel August 18 @ 7 - 9:30PM Crown Plaza - Grand Central Ballroom D Q&A   Keith King (PATRON) - Hi guys, loved hearing Cliff last week what a dead set legend he is. I loved how you all were able to have a rule disagreement without any f-bombs being dropped and the virtue of your mothers being called into question. Something my group and I can't seem to manage :) I might have to watch Bill and Ted's Ex Ad again for some guidance. :)Anyway over to my question.Given this week is about magic, I have an aura question. Mainly how far does an aura extend past the body. As a GM I would rule that full body armour would still have a bit of aura extending past it, but what about a rigger in his cacoon or the mystery figure in thick robes or even the ganger leaning on the closed door in front of you or the Bandersnatch in the thick bushes/behind a tree in front of you. Where would you draw the line for an automatic success.I understand there are various ways to modify how you aura is viewed through metamagic I was speaking purely from a detection standpoint.   Chris Vandergriff (PATRON) - Catalyst has been doing a great job with the sourcebooks. Why has it been so difficult to get new novels? Main Topic - Forbidden Arcana Outro NEXT EPISODE: Shapeshifters CONTACT THE SHOW: http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com @6WorldPodcast

A new sourcebook for social-focused characters! We have Kevin Czarnecki on the show to talk about Cutting Aces, a book that is quite monumental in Shadowrun history as it seems to be the first "face book" in the game's history. EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS - Jacob Heid & James O'Neil Kevin - Shadowrun freelance author Chit-Chat / Catching Up Check out our Patreon! - https://www.patreon.com/sixthworldpodcast BOBBY - Patrons can vote on show topics! News A new Lore-Focused Shadowrun Subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/sixthworld Q&A Scott Flowers - Are there any official rules for the purchase of used cars at reduced cost but with quirks or disadvantages? IE a 20,000¥ Toyota Gopher with body rust that reduces its armor or body or a 9,000¥ Harley Scorpion that backfires horribly and reduces Social Limits? Vehicle Called Shots R&G p.115, Fixin’ That Old Beater R&G p.143 Rigger 5 p.170 Ultralord - After the last question you answered about Dual Natured beings, I would like to ask if said Dual Natured beings have any way to actually go and stay at certain metaplanes?I ask this because on Howling Shadows, they introduced the Blackjack and Anarch, which are the mirrored version of Shadowrunners in their metaplane of Zecorporatum.And, if that's the case, Dual Natured creatures like the HMHVV can go and hide there? Provided they found a way to drain essence of their own way, but that's very unlikely. Main Topic - Cutting Aces Outro NEXT EPISODE: Bamce - Lesser Dragons CONTACT THE SHOW: http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com @6WorldPodcast

Kevin Czarnecki talks DocWagon with us. We really take a good deep dive in exploring this AA megacorp and how it fits into the Sixth World of Shadowrun. EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS - Jacob Heid & James O'Neil Kevin Czarnecki Author of the SR novel Crimson - http://tinyurl.com/hbax7us Writing features in many 5th Edition sourcebooks. Chit-Chat / Catching Up We have a new logo! Made by David McDermott at http://sixthworlddesigns.tumblr.com BOBBY - Do you run holiday-themed runs? CASSIE -  Ran Matrix WetWork job. Crew had to kill a target in a UV Host. Succeed by 1 hit point. Tense and lot of fun. News Shadowrun Names - http://shadowrun.itemcards.com/ SR: Anarchy Street Date & New CatalystShop - https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/ Q&A Scott Flowers - Magic has a starting value from 1 to 6 (or 7 with the Exceptional Attribute quality)... The maximum value of your Magic attribute (if you have one) is 6 + your initiation level” - SR5 CRB p. 278. If you have Exceptional Quality (Magic) and get Magic 7 at start, doesn’t that directly contradict your max being 6 + initiation level? Florian Urbanek - I'm building a cat shaman and I was wondering, in your opinion, if the exceptional attribute: Magic was worth the karma cost? Main Topic - DocWagon Outro NEXT EPISODE: Ozzkore - The Role of Shadowrunners in the Sixth World CONTACT THE SHOW: http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com @6WorldPodcast

In which Mr. J, along with special guest Kevin Czarnecki, talk with acclaimed Shadowrun artist Echo Chernik about the Shadowrun Sixth World Tarot.

In which we talk with authors Patrick Goodman and Kevin Czarnecki about Howling Shadows, the 5e critter book!