Podcasts about psi run

Beset by Sampson, the Order of the Triad, and other Guild members that suspect their intentions, can our amnesiac adversaries escape, and can they recover the item that Dr. Mrs. The Sovereign demands?This American Dice and the CondoCon crew take on the wacky world of Venture Brothers in a hack of Maguey Baker's Psi*Run.Austin is our Game MasterBrad plays Banana RepublicanHolly plays Stepford KnivesTony plays C4-PODavid plays FlamemingoPsiRun is a game by Meguey BakerMusic includes:Spy vs Spy by DJ WilliamsDon't Shoot by Jeremy KorpasGerm Warfare by Jeremy KorpasRetro Monster by Lobo LocoA Dangerous Location by Ron ErnestSubterranean Monster by Sir CubworthFast Anxiety by Jeremy Korpas

On the run from a knife wielding Brock Sampson and the Order of the Triad, our amnesiac adversaries must find out why they are here, and who they are…oh, and not get killed.This American Dice and the CondoCon crew take on the wacky world of Venture Brothers in a hack of Maguey Baker's Psi*Run.Austin is our Game MasterBrad plays Banana RepublicanHolly plays Stepford KnivesTony plays C4-PODavid plays FlamemingoPsiRun is a game by Meguey BakerMusic includes:Germ Warfare by Jeremy KorpasA Dangerous Location by Ron ErnestRetro Monster by Lobo LocoIncursion by Per KiilstofteSpy vs Spy by DJ Williams

Villainous invaders wake up inside the Venture Compound not knowing who they are or why they are there. All they know is that they are part of the Guild of Calamitous Intent…and that someone is after them.This American Dice and the CondoCon crew take on the wacky world of Venture Brothers in a hack of Maguey Baker's Psi*Run.Austin is our Game MasterBrad plays Banana RepublicanHolly plays Stepford KnivesTony plays C4-PODavid plays FlamemingoPsiRun is a game by Meguey BakerMusic includes:A Dangerous Location by Ron ErnstSpy vs Spy by DJ WilliamsFast Anxiety by Jeremy KorpasRetro Monster by Lobo LocoGerm Warfare by Jeremy Korpas

Transcript On the season 3 premiere, I'm joined by John Harper, designer of many games featured on past episodes of Dice Exploder including Blades in the Dark, Lasers & Feelings, and Agon 2e. John brought in the Psi*Run risk sheet, a fairly complex dice resolution mechanic, known generically as Otherkind Dice. The risk sheet is such an elegant piece of design, packing essentially a whole game onto a single sheet of paper, and being so clear in both how it works and how you might tear it apart for your own ends. If you're a new designer, or even just looking to get back in touch with the basics, John and I agree that hacking this thing is a great place to look. It's good to be back. Further Reading: Psi*Run's risk sheet Vincent Baker's original 2005 post on Otherkind Dice Vincent's 2022 Otherkind Dice SRD Psi*Run by Michael Lingner, Christopher Moore⁠, and Meguey Baker Annalise Socials John's website, onesevendesign.com, and itch page. Sam on Bluesky and itch. The Dice Exploder blog is at diceexploder.com Our logo was designed by sporgory, our theme song is Sunset Bridge by Purely Grey, and our ad music is Lily Pads by my boi Travis Tessmer. Join the Dice Exploder Discord to talk about the show!

Alex here! Today, I'm sharing the first episode of Dice Exploder's Third Season, a discussion on the Risk Sheet from Psi*Run by Meguey and Vincent Baker. Dice Exploder is a podcast that invites a different co-host to bring a game mechanic on and discuss why it works, or even why it doesn't! It's been an awesome podcast so far, super educational for a new designer like myself. The podcast's community has also been really supportive and have given me lots of ideas worth exploring in my own projects. I'm stoked to give you the chance to listen to this episode while I keep gearing up for the future of Wait, Roll That Again! this year. Stay tuned! ***On the season 3 premiere, I'm joined by John Harper, designer of many games featured on past episodes of Dice Exploder including Blades in the Dark, Lasers & Feelings, and Agon 2e.John brought in the Psi*Run risk sheet, a fairly complex dice resolution mechanic, known generically as Otherkind Dice. The risk sheet is such an elegant piece of design, packing essentially a whole game onto a single sheet of paper, and being so clear in both how it works and how you might tear it apart for your own ends. If you're a new designer, or even just looking to get back in touch with the basics, John and I agree that hacking this thing is a great place to look.It's good to be back.Further Reading:Psi*Run's risk sheetVincent Baker's original 2005 post on Otherkind DiceVincent's 2022 Otherkind Dice SRDPsi*RunAnnaliseSocialsJohn's website, onesevendesign.com, and itch page.Sam on Bluesky and itch.The Dice Exploder blog is at diceexploder.comOur logo was designed by sporgory, our theme song is Sunset Bridge by Purely Grey, and our ad music is Lily Pads by my boi Travis Tessmer.Join the Dice Exploder Discord to talk about the show!For the bonus articles, follow Wait, Roll That Again on substack! https://waitrollthatagain.substack.comSocials Instagram: @WaitRollThatAgain Twitter: @WaitRollThatAgnThis Podcast is made in partnership with Salient Podcasts. For information on Kēmu Whakatau o Aotearoa, see their website at kiwirpg.comThank you for listening! Please share this show with a friend, subscribe, and rate it on your favourite podcast app.

Invités : Melville, KhelrenChroniqueur : Matthieu BAnimation et montage : Lam Son Couverture de la version Française du jeu « Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands » de D. Vincent Baker De plus en plus de jeux sont dits « Propulsés par l'Apocalypse » (PbtA). Dernièrement par exemple Avatar Legendes, s'est foulancé en Français pour plusieurs centaines de milliers d'euros en étant à la fois adossé à la licence Avatar le dernier maître de l'air et propulsé par le système de jeu d'Apocalypse World. Les créateurs de ce système, Meguey et Vincent Baker, ne sont pas du genre à se contenter de ce succès. Leur créativité débordante nous a valu de nombreux jeux toujours extrêmement novateurs mais au succès plus confidentiel (sauf dans les cercles alternatifs) comme Dogs in the Vineyard, Psi*Run, ou la sanglante quête du barbare récemment publiée en Français par Gulix. Et puis il y a eu Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands, dont on décortique le système pendant cette émission, ainsi que les jeux qui en descendent comme autant d'escarbilles issues du même brandon enflammé. Même si aucun anglophone n'a revendiqué un terme spécifique pour désigner ces jeux, nos chroniqueu.r.euse.s sont assez tête-brûlées pour leur assigner un nom: Enflammés par Firebrands (Ignited by Firebrands). Ces jeux enflammés par Firebrands ont la particularité d'être constitués de plusieurs mini-jeux. Chaque mini-jeu est régit par ses règles propres et permet de gérer un type de scène typique d'une fiction pleine de drama : duel, bal, poursuite, escarmouche, romance et intimité entre deux personnages, etc. Le lien mécanique entre ces mini-jeux est souvent ténu voir inexistant, ce qui n'empêche pas de construire des histoires cohérentes et cinématographiques avec le minimum de préparation. Minute par minute 0:02:23Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands0:02:58Once more into the void0:04:22Le Roi est Mort0:05:52Kissing capes0:07:25Structure et définition0:09:29Party game pour tous0:11:17Semer une belle pagaille ! Tomber amoureux de ses ennemis ! Combattre ses amis et s'allier à ses rivaux ! 0:12:59On ne joue pas un groupe de personnages0:14:12Le mini-jeu solitaire0:14:57Par quoi sont définis les personnages (spoiler, pas par des stats)0:17:20Historique: de Swashbuckling Romance aux descendants récents0:25:26Chaînons entre Apocalypse World et Firebrands0:30:21Spin the beetle : romance entre insectes0:32:05Vast and Starlit, le grand-père des jeux itch.io0:33:40Gestion de la conversation dans les PbtA vs dans Firebrands0:36:49Le mini-jeu de romance: une merveille de consentement0:40:03Le mini-jeu de duel0:42:04Le mini-jeu de poursuite0:42:19Le mini-jeu de bal0:44:40Aspect cinématographique0:46:20Comment se construit la cohérence ?0:51:27Paralysie du choix de mini-jeu0:58:07Culture de jeu américaine vs européenne1:01:31Peut-on jouer en campagne ?1:04:16La fine fleur, un jeu Flower Punk de Melville, à paraître1:05:24Difficulté à écrire1:11:24Réutilisation des mini-jeux1:20:36La Reine a aspiré l'oxygène des brandons1:22:08Yazeba's Bed and Breakfast, une descendance probable1:29:25Le passé et le futur du JdR c'est des mini-jeux1:31:51Autres jeux allumés par Firebrands1:34:31Nom ? Jeux cités dans cette émission Les ancêtres Vast and Starlit d'Epidiah RavacholA Swashbuckling Romance Game de D. Vincent BakerThe Sundered land de Meguey et Vincent BakerSpin the beetle de Meguey et Vincent BakerMobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack de Joshua A.C. Newman, Vincent et Sebastian BakerMobile Frame Zero: Firebrands de Vincent Baker, traduit en Français par Volsung, JC Nau et Matthieu B Les descendants revendiqués The King is Dead de Meguey & Vincent Baker, traduit en Français par Khelren sous le titre : Le roi est mortIn dreaming Avalon de Meguey & Vincent BakerOnce more into the void de Rae NedjadiKissing Capes de Loren PetersonSharehouse de Idle CartularyMiss Bernburg's Finishing School for Young Ladies de Andrea RickPreparing for Paris de Logan TimminsAces in Space: Firebrands de HaraldFor the Honor par VegaOne particular Harbor de Meghan CrossYou can check out any time you like but you can never leave, de MarnTo See with Eyes Unclouded by Hate de WaytooshinySuperstars : Racing Icons de Britt A Willis et Pete Volk traduit en Français par Matthieu BDans la cour de la Princesse de la Lune par TyrannoeilEt au delà, une collection de 47 jeux enflammés par Firebrands Descendance probable Yazeba's Bed And Breakfast de Jay Dragons

Invités : Melville, KhelrenChroniqueur : Matthieu BAnimation et montage : Lam Son Couverture de la version Française du jeu « Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands » de D. Vincent Baker De plus en plus de jeux sont dits « Propulsés par l'Apocalypse » (PbtA). Dernièrement par exemple Avatar Legendes, s'est foulancé en Français pour plusieurs centaines de milliers d'euros en étant à la fois adossé à la licence Avatar le dernier maître de l'air et propulsé par le système de jeu d'Apocalypse World. Les créateurs de ce système, Meguey et Vincent Baker, ne sont pas du genre à se contenter de ce succès. Leur créativité débordante nous a valu de nombreux jeux toujours extrêmement novateurs mais au succès plus confidentiel (sauf dans les cercles alternatifs) comme Dogs in the Vineyard, Psi*Run, ou la sanglante quête du barbare récemment publiée en Français par Gulix. Et puis il y a eu Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands, dont on décortique le système pendant cette émission, ainsi que les jeux qui en descendent comme autant d'escarbilles issues du même brandon enflammé. Même si aucun anglophone n'a revendiqué un terme spécifique pour désigner ces jeux, nos chroniqueu.r.euse.s sont assez tête-brûlées pour leur assigner un nom: Enflammés par Firebrands (Ignited by Firebrands). Ces jeux enflammés par Firebrands ont la particularité d'être constitués de plusieurs mini-jeux. Chaque mini-jeu est régit par ses règles propres et permet de gérer un type de scène typique d'une fiction pleine de drama : duel, bal, poursuite, escarmouche, romance et intimité entre deux personnages, etc. Le lien mécanique entre ces mini-jeux est souvent ténu voir inexistant, ce qui n'empêche pas de construire des histoires cohérentes et cinématographiques avec le minimum de préparation. Minute par minute 0:02:23Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands0:02:58Once more into the void0:04:22Le Roi est Mort0:05:52Kissing capes0:07:25Structure et définition0:09:29Party game pour tous0:11:17Semer une belle pagaille ! Tomber amoureux de ses ennemis ! Combattre ses amis et s'allier à ses rivaux ! 0:12:59On ne joue pas un groupe de personnages0:14:12Le mini-jeu solitaire0:14:57Par quoi sont définis les personnages (spoiler, pas par des stats)0:17:20Historique: de Swashbuckling Romance aux descendants récents0:25:26Chaînons entre Apocalypse World et Firebrands0:30:21Spin the beetle : romance entre insectes0:32:05Vast and Starlit, le grand-père des jeux itch.io0:33:40Gestion de la conversation dans les PbtA vs dans Firebrands0:36:49Le mini-jeu de romance: une merveille de consentement0:40:03Le mini-jeu de duel0:42:04Le mini-jeu de poursuite0:42:19Le mini-jeu de bal0:44:40Aspect cinématographique0:46:20Comment se construit la cohérence ?0:51:27Paralysie du choix de mini-jeu0:58:07Culture de jeu américaine vs européenne1:01:31Peut-on jouer en campagne ?1:04:16La fine fleur, un jeu Flower Punk de Melville, à paraître1:05:24Difficulté à écrire1:11:24Réutilisation des mini-jeux1:20:36La Reine a aspiré l'oxygène des brandons1:22:08Yazeba's Bed and Breakfast, une descendance probable1:29:25Le passé et le futur du JdR c'est des mini-jeux1:31:51Autres jeux allumés par Firebrands1:34:31Nom ? Jeux cités dans cette émission Les ancêtres Vast and Starlit d'Epidiah RavacholA Swashbuckling Romance Game de D. Vincent BakerThe Sundered land de Meguey et Vincent BakerSpin the beetle de Meguey et Vincent BakerMobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack de Joshua A.C. Newman, Vincent et Sebastian BakerMobile Frame Zero: Firebrands de Vincent Baker, traduit en Français par Volsung, JC Nau et Matthieu B Les descendants revendiqués The King is Dead de Meguey & Vincent Baker, traduit en Français par Khelren sous le titre : Le roi est mortIn dreaming Avalon de Meguey & Vincent BakerOnce more into the void de Rae NedjadiKissing Capes de Loren PetersonSharehouse de Idle CartularyMiss Bernburg's Finishing School for Young Ladies de Andrea RickPreparing for Paris de Logan TimminsAces in Space: Firebrands de HaraldFor the Honor par VegaOne particular Harbor de Meghan CrossYou can check out any time you like but you can never leave, de MarnTo See with Eyes Unclouded by Hate de WaytooshinySuperstars : Racing Icons de Britt A Willis et Pete Volk traduit en Français par Matthieu BDans la cour de la Princesse de la Lune par TyrannoeilEt au delà, une collection de 47 jeux enflammés par Firebrands Descendance probable Yazeba's Bed And Breakfast de Jay Dragons

Rzucamy okiem na systemy RPG by wiedzieć, czy warto się nimi interesować. W tym odcinku... PSI*RUN.Fragment filmu: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465580/---------- Nasze kanały YouTube ----------

Episode 150 - Meguey & Vincent Baker Interview a.k.a The Secret Is, They're Just Subsystems For the 150th episode, the boys needed something special, and what better way to celebrate than chatting to two of the industry's best and nicest game designers, Vincent and Meg Baker. Between them, authors of Apocalypse World, Dogs in the Vineyard, Psi*Run, Murderous Ghosts and more! A proper after-hours con type discussion occurs getting into the weeds of game design and how to be a better roleplayer. You can find out more about the Baker's games at Lumpley Games. Of particular note is their new game Under Hollow Hills, which you can get the playbooks and basic moves for on their site. Get lots of detail on Apocalypse World here! If you dig actual plays and reviews of played modules, check out the new YouTube channel. Get in touch, the lads love to hear from you!Twitters: twitter.com/the_smart_partyEmail: thesmartparty@hotmail.comKo-Fi: ko-fi.com/thesmartpartyPatreons: patreon.com/thesmartparty We always welcome lovely reviews on iTunes or elsewhere too. If you're less keen, give us a shout, we'd are open to development opportunities! :)

Episode 150 - Meguey & Vincent Baker Interview a.k.a The Secret Is, They're Just Subsystems For the 150th episode, the boys needed something special, and what better way to celebrate than chatting to two of the industry's best and nicest game designers, Vincent and Meg Baker. Between them, authors of Apocalypse World, Dogs in the Vineyard, Psi*Run, Murderous Ghosts and more! A proper after-hours con type discussion occurs getting into the weeds of game design and how to be a better roleplayer. You can find out more about the Baker's games at Lumpley Games. Of particular note is their new game Under Hollow Hills, which you can get the playbooks and basic moves for on their site. Get lots of detail on Apocalypse World here! If you dig actual plays and reviews of played modules, check out the new YouTube channel. Get in touch, the lads love to hear from you!Twitters: twitter.com/the_smart_partyEmail: thesmartparty@hotmail.comKo-Fi: ko-fi.com/thesmartpartyPatreons: patreon.com/thesmartparty We always welcome lovely reviews on iTunes or elsewhere too. If you're less keen, give us a shout, we'd are open to development opportunities! :)

You don't know what's going on. You don't know where you are. Maybe you don't know who you are. You've been held captive, who knows how long. Moments ago, you broke free. Now you are struggling to remain free long enough to piece together your own past. You have amazing powers that can help you survive, but those same powers also carry the risk of disaster. And the people chasing you? They'll stop at nothing to get you back.

Discovering that Mutant and Human kind both have only a few hours to save the world, four brave Mutants must take on the threat of the Sentinels while trying to discover who they really are.The year is 2020. The robots designed to destroy the Mutant menace have turned on their human masters. A group of Mutants find themselves without their memory and left to see if they can, not only survive, but save the world.The Cast is:Austin as the guy with metal and earth control powersOscar as the guy with super strengthMarisa as the lady with flight, heat, and emotion powersJacob as the guy with light control powersand David as the game masterPsi Run is a gam by Meguey Bakerand the X-Men: Days of Future Past skin is by Jenskot

The year is 2020. The robots designed to destroy the Mutant menace have turned on their human masters. A group of Mutants find themselves without their memory and left to see if they can, not only survive, but save the world.The Cast is:Austin as the guy with metal and earth control powersOscar as the guy with super strengthMarisa as the lady with flight, heat, and emotion powersJacob as the guy with light control powersand David as the game masterAdditional Music includesChurchy by CravenPsi Run is a gam by Meguey Bakerand the X-Men: Days of Future Past skin is by Jenskot

Palacine’s Jamie is out of town, so we can’t play Masks. Instead Kaylee, Ember-Jamie, and I blast through a one-shot session of Psi-Run, by Meguey Baker. It delivers.

Running Psi*Run for the Gauntlet

Running Psi*Run for The Gauntlet

The Call to Adventure 00:00:45 - Overview 00:06:29 - Things we liked about the game 00:14:38 - Things we had questions about 00:19:50 - Other things that stood out about the game Approach the Inmost Cave 00:22:54 - Mysteries Return with the Elixir 00:36:53 - Film & TV recommendations 00:43:23 - Stories we'd like to tell with this game Psi*Run http://nightskygames.com/welcome/game/PsiRun   Our website www.gauntlet-rpg.com   Our Patreon patreon.com/gauntlet   Follow us on Twitter @GauntletRPG   Theme Music His Last Share Of The Stars by Doctor Turtle is licensed under a Attribution License.

A trio of subtle psionics evade a trio with sharp suits and black latex gloves on the outskirts of New York City (with a GM who knows nothing of New York, I'm so sorry).

Our heroes evade fluid metal Mr. Rogers beneath NeoDetroit with the powers of memories, feelings, and psychic blades.

Our friend and regular player here on the Perilous Pretenders podcast, David Miessler-Kubanek, has been working on a design "hack" of the independent role playing game, Psi-Run, which can purchase over at the Night Sky Games website. Night Sky Games are run by Meguey Baker and Vincent Baker (Vincent is best known for his role playing game, Apocalypse World, whose game engine many indie games have incorporated into their own game designs, called Powered by the Apocalypse). In this version of the game, instead of amnesiac people with psychic powers running from the chasers, you are a group of Victorian era people with some connection to the "deceased." Instead of running from The Chasers, you are running from your own internal struggle with the Night, which in this game represents the connection to the darker side of humanity, occult powers, and losing your soul to darkness within yourself. If you are interested in helping David out with playtesting this game or want to contact him about the future of Night Mirror, here is his email address: dmkcreative@gmail.com Buy Psi-Run: http://nightskygames.com/welcome/game/PsiRun Support us on Patreon for bonus games and extra content!: Tweet about us using the hastag #perilouspretenders for a chance to be entered in a drawing to have your name be used for an upcoming NPC on the podcast! Twitter: https://twitter.com/perilouspretend Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/perilouspretenders/ Tumblr: https://perilouspretenders.tumblr.com/

Our friend and regular player here on the Perilous Pretenders podcast, David Miessler-Kubanek, has been working on a design "hack" of the independent role playing game, Psi-Run, which can purchase over at the Night Sky Games website. Night Sky Games are run by Meguey Baker and Vincent Baker (Vincent is best known for his role playing game, Apocalypse World, whose game engine many indie games have incorporated into their own game designs, called Powered by the Apocalypse). In this version of the game, instead of amnesiac people with psychic powers running from the chasers, you are a group of Victorian era people with some connection to the "deceased." Instead of running from The Chasers, you are running from your own internal struggle with the Night, which in this game represents the connection to the darker side of humanity, occult powers, and losing your soul to darkness within yourself. If you are interested in helping David out with playtesting this game or want to contact him about the future of Night Mirror, here is his email address: dmkcreative@gmail.com

L'aventure commence. Trois amnésiques dans le Neuvième Monde se sauvent à grande vitesse de leurs capteurs. Découvrez, en même temps qu'eux, leur propre passé alors qu'ils se remémorent des souvenirs qu'ils préféreraient peut-être garder enfouies.

Les Aventureux se préparent à devoir fuir l'imagination cruellement prolifique de Carine lors d'une partie de Psi*Run, un jeu de Meguey Baker. Or, avant de se faire gentiment torturer, ils jettent ensemble un coup d’œil aux règles et font les premiers pas vers une aventure qui s'annonce haute en couleur.

Cours! Et ne regarde pas en arrière! Intro & Outro “Duck Tales “Moon Theme” Acoustic par Simon Leong

Three amnesiacs with psychic powers (a speedster, a blind telepath, and a light manipulator) crash on a beach... stop me if you've heard this one.

[Hey Listeners/Readers/Lizards, due to conflicts with some menacing lizard-people-underground-illuminati conferences, we present you an episode from THE VAULT (thunder, lightning).  Next episode will be a discussion of Octavia Butler's Xenogenesis, with Aurora following hot on its heels.]   In this Culture Club episode, we talk about our highlights from GenCon 2014, notably artful medieval-em-up card game Ortus Regni.  A good(?) time is had by all with collaborative storytelling games Carolina Death Crawl and Psi-Run, with a nod to Fiasco.   Peter has been playing Folklore, but doesn't really feel like talking about it.  Nathan and George debate Season 10,000,000 of Dr. Who, while a 90 year old man and a hair piece fight vampires in The Strain.  Nathan watches OUTLANDER, but Geroge doesn't know why.   We introduce segments wherein George trolls Nathan on Twitter and we spend a second listening to a picture of Peter's butt.  Finally, George gives advice on how to cut through the content clutter by following him and Nathan on (the now defunct!  You can safely ignore this part) ThisIsMyJam.com.   If listening to this episode causes any painful sores, hair loss, or loss of sleep, contact your doctor immediately.  Otherwise, email us at lizardpeopledearreaders@gmail.com, or tweet @drlizardpeople.

[Hey Listeners/Readers/Lizards, due to conflicts with some menacing lizard-people-underground-illuminati conferences, we present you an episode from THE VAULT (thunder, lightning).  Next episode will be a discussion of Octavia Butler's Xenogenesis, with Aurora following hot on its heels.]   In this Culture Club episode, we talk about our highlights from GenCon 2014, notably artful medieval-em-up card game Ortus Regni.  A good(?) time is had by all with collaborative storytelling games Carolina Death Crawl and Psi-Run, with a nod to Fiasco.   Peter has been playing Folklore, but doesn't really feel like talking about it.  Nathan and George debate Season 10,000,000 of Dr. Who, while a 90 year old man and a hair piece fight vampires in The Strain.  Nathan watches OUTLANDER, but Geroge doesn't know why.   We introduce segments wherein George trolls Nathan on Twitter and we spend a second listening to a picture of Peter's butt.  Finally, George gives advice on how to cut through the content clutter by following him and Nathan on (the now defunct!  You can safely ignore this part) ThisIsMyJam.com.   If listening to this episode causes any painful sores, hair loss, or loss of sleep, contact your doctor immediately.  Otherwise, email us at lizardpeopledearreaders@gmail.com, or tweet @drlizardpeople.

This week, Derek joins us to talk about what we'll be eating in our future cyberpunk dystopia and "Air Buds" of fantasy and sci-fi. Talking points: Monsterhearts, One Last Job, Grim World, Burning Wheel, Lacuna Part 1, Karthun, The Clay that Woke, 44 - A Game of Automatic Fear, Archipelago, Swords without Master, Psi-Run, Mars Colony

In this episode, we try to figure out how microphones work.  Also, we discuss games that we've played recently and the problem with investigation games. Email us: gauntletpodcast@gmail.com Talking Points: GUMSHOE, Technoir, Psi-Run, Ocean, Society of Dreamers, A Taste for Murder, Goblin Quest, Golden Sky Stories, Dungeon World, Pathfinder Adventure Card Game, Letters from Whitechapel, Eldritch Horror, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Mortal Kombat, Smash Brothers, Mario Kart

It's sort of like 'Midnight Run' if De Niro and Grodin were amnesiacs with psychic powers.