Darker Days Radio

Chris is joined by Mike, continuing this series focusing on SteamForged Games' (formerly Privateer Press') Iron Kingdoms RPG setting for Dungeons and Dragons 5e game.

In this episode, they look at the sea raiders, the Orgoth, and how it may feature in your games.

   

Chris is joined by Brendan.

In this episode, they discuss;

Warmachine, Necromunda, Age of Sigmar and making a game fun.

Music by Muzaproduction from Pixabay

Chris and Dave explore the science and mythology surrounding the Aurora Borealis

Chris's own photo of the Aurora Borealis seen over Sheffield.

Systems Discussed This Episode:

• Chronicles of Darkness
• Warhammer 40,000 Dark Heresy and Imperium Maledictum
• Kult
• Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
• Tales From the Loop

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Chris, Crystal, Dave, and Mike begin a new deep dive series covering the Old Gods of Appalachia Roleplaying Game, based off the popular podcast fiction series. The gang covers the mortal setting and history of Appalachia, the lingering darkness the dwells beneath, and the Green magic that stands against it. The team also discusses in depth how to present the horror of Old Gods while also balancing it with the mortal and mundane. BE WARNED: This episode does contain spoilers about the podcast story.

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Chris is joined by Sian.

In this episode, they discuss;

Warcry, Trench Crusade, Dune, More Dune, Even More Dune, and why Female Custodes in Warhammer 40k are fine, and people need to grow the fuck up and stop whining.

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"We Don't Go Back" is available here

Music by Muzaproduction from Pixabay

Chigg meets up with Cubicle 7's Dave Chapman to discuss the new edition of The Laundry RPG. This roleplaying game mixes cosmic horror with bureaucratic humor all packaged with the shiny new C7d6 roleplaying system. The Laundry 2nd Edition is currently on Kickstarter until May 1st, so be sure to check it out now or later on Backerkit!

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It's April Fool's again, so it's time for a Horror Heartbreaker! Only the joke's on Chigg and Mike this time - C.J. Carella's Witchcraft is a cool RPG with a lot going for it in terms of system and setting. The team reviews the 2nd editon corebook this episode, and sprinkles in some other research into sourcebooks and the production history. Get your pentagram's ready and enjoy the ride into 90s nostalgia.

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 Chris leads Mike, Crystal, David, and Chigg through half of the scenario "Chemical Burn" for  Cubicle 7's Warhammer 40,000 RPG, Imperium Maledictum.

   

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 Chris leads Mike, Crystal, David, and Chigg through the setting of Cubicle 7's Warhammer 40,000 RPG, Imperium Maledictum. In this episode, we look at character creation.

   

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 Chris leads Mike, Crystal, David and Chigg through the setting of Cubicle 7's Warhammer 40,000 RPG, Imperium Maledictum. In this episode we look at setting material and also create the party's patron.

   

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