Podcasts about sharp swords

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Jack: Storyteller Athena: Moriko - Lupus Theurge Shadowlord Craig: Sal "Spider-fryer" Muraro - Homid Ragabash Glasswalker Holly: Dakota "Ropecutter" - Lupus Galliard Uktena Jeremy: Aiden "Storm's-Dawn" Taylor - Homid Philodox Child of Gaia Mara:Alexandra "Boxcars" Khor - Metis Philodox Black Fury Senstaku: Grainne "Firelight" O'Conner - Homid Ragabash Glasswalker William: Yngvar "Ironblood" Ulfsdottir - Homid Ahroun Get of Fenris ----- Thanks to all of our supporters at patreon.com/fsfilms for making this possible! Especially our $25+ Donors: Drevian Alexander Kat Waterflame L Samantha Bates

Jack: Storyteller Athena: Moriko - Lupus Theurge Shadowlord Craig: Sal "Spider-fryer" Muraro - Homid Ragabash Glasswalker Holly: Dakota "Ropecutter" - Lupus Galliard Uktena Jeremy: Aiden "Storm's-Dawn" Taylor - Homid Philodox Child of Gaia Mara:Alexandra "Boxcars" Khor - Metis Philodox Black Fury Senstaku: Grainne "Firelight" O'Conner - Homid Ragabash Glasswalker William: Yngvar "Ironblood" Ulfsdottir - Homid Ahroun Get of Fenris ----- Thanks to all of our supporters at patreon.com/fsfilms for making this possible! Especially our $25+ Donors: Drevian Alexander Kat Waterflame L Samantha Bates

Jack: Storyteller Athena: Moriko - Lupus Theurge Shadowlord Craig: Sal "Spider-fryer" Muraro - Homid Ragabash Glasswalker Holly: Dakota "Ropecutter" - Lupus Galliard Uktena Jeremy: Aiden "Storm's-Dawn" Taylor - Homid Philodox Child of Gaia Mara: Alexandra "Boxcars" Khor - Metis Philodox Black Fury Senstaku: Grainne "Firelight" O'Conner - Homid Ragabash Glasswalker William: Yngvar "Ironblood" Ulfsdottir - Homid Ahroun Get of Fenris Thanks to all of our supporters at patreon.com/fsfilms for making this possible! Especially our $25+ Donors: Drevian Alexander Kat Waterflame L Samantha Bates

Welcome to our new podcast! The goal of this new endeavor is to provide tangible means of application to our weekly messages. If you find yourself wanting to further your relationship with God then this is the podcast for you. Each episode will recap a previous sermon from our church, make further connections to other points/scriptures, and provide practical next steps. We hope this content will help you in your walk with Jesus. You can find the full sermons by searching, "Vertical Church Sermons," and you can also find video versions of this content on Youtube.Value Statements:-Sharp Swords-Body Builders-We Love CarbsEmail Questions: desi.garrison@gmail.comThanks for engaging! Be sure to share, like and subscribe!

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Like just about everyone else I start thinking about this year and plans for the next. So give it listen and hear what's coming up. But I'll give this clue, there's lots of shout outs to some folks producing cool stuff. Cool stuff this year goes to Old Skull Publishing (and his great games Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells, Dark Streets & Darker Secrets, Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells). Also Old Essentials from Necrotic Gnome wonderfully organized and easy to use take on BX D&D. Then there's Goodman Games. DCC Lankhmar. Hell yeah! And Frog God Games. Great Kickstarters like Tegel Manor and small print run Indiegogo campaigns for some neat adventures. And then there's Skeeter Green and his new entry into publishing. With that. Roll Dice. Kill Monsters. Take their stuff. And have fun! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/playing-it-wrong/support

2 Red Hot Hosts, 6 Sharp Swords and Jugs o' Judgement. Ashley & Brandon really make for the other shore in this episode. Birth Chart Calculator: https://www.astrology.com.tr/birth-chart.asp Check out the cards from the show on our IG: @Tarotbull2 Comedylol.com YouTube.com/comedylolpodcast

Our on going series looking at Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells. This time we look at The Specialist (SS&SS version of a Thief), we talk about why AC and HP are now kinda weird when you think of them, and a quick update on Crit Hit 4.

I played Swords & Wizardry Light with the fam, we talk about dice and kids, a Crit Hit update and Part 2 of our look at Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells. You can join us next July by helping our Kickstarter at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/crithit/crit-hit-4-summer-of-summoning

Segment 1: We look at the launch of Crit Hit 4: the Summer of Summonings Segment 2: First part in an ongoing series looking at the mechanics of Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells. If you play Dungeons & Dragons, you owe it to yourself to check out this game that combines the best of the OSR and modern gaming mechanics into a light/tight game that is easy, intuitive and fun. Crit Hit 4: The Summer of Summoning Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/crithit/crit-hit-4-summer-of-summoning Old School Publishing http://oldskulling.blogspot.com

A rambling journey of what's up this week. Far Away Land for Swords and Wizardry, Grimtooth's Trapsylvania (Enter if you dare), and the exciting wrap up of the Sharp Swords and Sinister Spells game. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/playing-it-wrong/support

This time I rant about Dungeon Crawl Classics and Sharp Swords and Sinister Spells and just a wee bit about my upcoming game. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/playing-it-wrong/support

Conan the Freebooter (Lancer Books, 1968) by Robert E. Howard and L. Sprague de Camp, was part of the first comprehensive paperback edition of the Conan saga. Conan the Freebooter  was the eighth volume published, although it is third in the internal chronology--later printings of the series numbered the books in chronological order. When Lancer went out of business in 1973, Ace Books picked up and completed the series, keeping it in print until the mid 1990s. As with the other Lancer/Ace Conan books, series editor de Camp filled in gaps in Conan’s timeline by expanding Howard’s unpublished notes and fragments, re-writing non-Conan stories, and writing entirely new stories. For the purist, the Howard-only stories in Conan the Freebooter are “Black Colossus” (1933), “Shadows in the Moonlight” (AKA “Iron Shadows in the Moon”, 1934), and “A Witch Shall be Born” (1934). In 1955, L. Sprague de Camp rewrote the then unpublished Howard story “Hawks over Egypt” as “Hawks over Shem”, changing the setting from Cairo in AD 1021 and adding the fantastic elements to turn it into a Conan tale. “The Road of the Kings” received the same treatment, being transferred to the Hyborian Age from the Ottoman Empire in AD 1595. Both of the original Howard stories were suppressed after de Camp’s rewrites and would not see print until they were collected in the small-press hardcover The Road of Azrael (Donald M. Grant, 1979). John Duilo contributed possibly the worst Conan cover ever, an anatomically nonsensical depiction of Conan’s battle with the great gray man-ape from “Shadows in the Moonlight”: The sad thing is that Duilo was normally an exceptional illustrator, as evidenced by the moody romanticism of his Western art and the sleazy verve of his men’s magazine covers. The later Boris Vallejo cover interpreting the climax of “A Witch Shall be Born” is much better, but static in comparison to the furious energy of Frank Frazetta: In both “Black Colossus” and “A Witch Shall be Born” we see Conan as a cunning strategist who leads thousand of men into battle. It’s easy to imagine Gary Gygax and company playing out these Hyborian Age conflicts in the pre-Dungeons & Dragons miniatures wargame Chainmail (1971) or in the later Swords & Spells (1976) ruleset. Other story elements from Conan the Freebooter that stand out as being proto-D&D include Shevatas the “thief among thieves” from the prologue to “Black Colossus” and gray man-ape of “Shadows in the Moonlight” is certainly the “APE, Carnivorous” of the AD&D Monster Manual (1977). As always, Robert E. Howard’s stories remain the motherlode of swords & sorcery inspiration…. Reading Resources: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian (Conan of Cimmeria Book 1) The Bloody Crown of Conan (Conan of Cimmeria Book 2) TPB (trade paperback) The Bloody Crown of Conan (Conan of Cimmeria Book 2) (Kindle ebook) These books are part of the Del Rey/Ballantine 3-book trade paperback series collecting the Conan stories in the order they were written by Robert E. Howard, often going back to his original typescripts. Also included are many of Howard’s Conan story drafts, note, and fragments, but none of the posthumous revisions and new stories by de Camp, Carter, et al. “Black Colossus” and “Iron Shadows in the Moon” both appear in the first volume and “A Witch Shall be Born” appears in the second volume. http://freeread.com.au/@RGLibrary/RobertEHoward/REH-Conan/@Conan.html is an online public domain repository of all of the Conan stories that were published during Robert E. Howard’s lifetime and several posthumously published works that are out of copyright. Additional Reading: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures collects Robert E. Howard’s original versions of “Hawks over Egypt” and “The Road of the Eagles”, untouched by L. Sprague de Camp. Gaming Resources: Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells (PWYW RPGNow affiliate link) Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells Addendum (PWYW RPGNow affiliate link)

In today's BONUS EPISODE Brendan is joined over Skype by the one, the only Diogo Nogueira, creator of Sharp Swords and Sinister Spells, Old Skull Publishing founder, DCC fanatic, Instagram personality and all-around OSR Legend. We talk about Diogo's creative journey and some of his insights into the OSR movement. Diogo has some mad powerful shit to say, so buckle in on this one kids, it's good! Find Diogo, his work, and his inspirations here: https://www.facebook.com/diogonog?ref=br_rs https://plus.google.com/u/0/+DiogoNogueiraXP Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/198163/Sharp-Swords--Sinister-Spells?term=sharp+swords&test_epoch=0 http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/219747/Sharp-Swords--Sinister-Spells--Addendum?term=sharp+swords&test_epoch=0 Inspiration https://www.amazon.com/Steal-Like-Artist-Things-Creative/dp/0761169253/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1512188139&sr=8-1&keywords=steal+like+an+artist https://www.amazon.com/Show-Your-Work-Austin-Kleon/dp/076117897X/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

I always think it looks better when characters fight with sharp swords on stage, and I work with the actors to sharpen them beforehand. I hate it when they wave around hunks of blunt steel that they know aren't dangerous. The audience can tell. Now before I continue, my lawyers are telling me that I can't go around telling people to use sharpened props on stage, so I better clarify what I'm talking about post-haste. I'm really talking here about how to help actors to portray characters in a world where swords are sharp and weapons are serious and dangerous. Too often, actors handle or react to weapons, especially swords, in a way they would never do in the real world. And if the characters don't seem to perceive the weapons as dangerous, the audience won't either.

Happy New Year Muthaphuckaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhsss!!! Well, 2016 has been a long and bloody one but we manged to end it on a high note, reviewing Diogo Nogueria's Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells available from Drive Thru RPG. We get salty about Vampire - the Giovanni Chronicles, Warhammer 40k and Star Wars: Rogue One and Full Metal Ben and Shadowsworn Adam deal out some very "fresh" takes. We hope that you tune in for the last episode of the year, as we get ready for even more bullshit and shenanigans. Thanks for listening this year cultists! See you NEXT YEAR!!!!

This week Vince, Erik and Colin sit down and review an OSR created product called Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells by Old Skull Publishing. The guys broke it down, going over the following things: Character Creation Combat General Thoughts on the book What makes it stand out The overall review was 4 Solid “tankards”  Read More --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldschoolblues/support