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Welcome to my Anchor channel. You'll find nothing serious here. I talk about tabletop RPG gaming with a focus on the older editions and retro clones. Some folks call it the OSR, I just call it gaming. If you like rolling weird dice, talking in weird voices and just being weird, pull up a chair and stay a while.
Welcome to my Anchor channel. You'll find nothing serious here. I talk about tabletop RPG gaming with a focus on the older editions and retro clones. Some folks call it the OSR, I just call it gaming. If you like rolling weird dice, talking in weird voices and just being weird, pull up a chair and stay a while.
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I consider options for dungeon like places to explore in an urban setting.
Hey folks, thanks for checking out my latest episode. I invite you into the Manor on a Sunday afternoon as I come up with ideas on how to finish an adventure. This time around it's for my adventure called Kobold Invasion. I sit and talk with out about my ideas, what tools I'm using, and the process I go through to finish off an adventure. Pull up a chair, grab something to drink, and enjoy the adventure.
I get a batch of call ins about my urban campaign. Then I do an unboxing of a couple of zines from Exalted Funeral. My first order from them.
I am planning on moving Gothridge Manor in 2019. Not sure yet, but looking at potential property. Some how I digress into details of my Patreon and all the fantastic people I back there and a a view backstage of how much is made and how much goes out. Lastly, a unneeded reminder to enjoy the holidays. We have a finite number of them.
Latest episode of Gothridge Manor
A batch of call-ins. RPGNow not surviving Thanos's snap. And Bug throwing a fit.
I recently purchased two Anchorcasters products. Larry Hamilton's, Locks, Vaults, and Hiding Places. And Howard Belieff's, A Bakers Denizen. Both use the PWYW option. I wanted to share my experience this pricing strategy.
I'm developing a hexcrawl campaign using Komor Forest, my setting I've used for the past year when writing my Micro-Adventures and Micro-Locations. I put a poll into my G+ feed to see what folks would prefer, a podcast or video.
Some of the rabbit holes I explored yesterday while prepping for my campaign. How to track it. Record events. And so on.
It's that exciting time. That time before a campaign begins. Working out the details. I love this time.
It's been a while, but I'm back with an unboxing of Knave 2. It's got more tables than a dining room furniture store.
The title pretty much covers everything. And a call in from the walker of the land, John Alan Large.
I recently ran a three session one shot using Shadowdark. I learned a lot during this brief time and never, ever, give your most precious resource to a 12 year old boy.
An episode to Jason Connelly to keep his podcast going.
Rats of Ul-Gul to be exact. A collection of Shadowdark adventures from Menagerie Press.
A quick conversation about adding local lore to your game.
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Come join us on Monday night at 8pm est.
My experience of running a game with a horde of savage teenagers.
This week was the first of a series where we create an adventure with the help of a live YouTube audience.
At the end of the month I am running a ShadowDark game for a group of kids. The group is somewhere between 6 and 12 and I only have 90 minutes. Errr, no problem?
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