Episode 163: Toy Wizards, Pop Lurkers, and Running Mysteries.

Update: 2019-07-24

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In our Interview Segment we are joined by Loryn Stone and Scott Zillner of Toy Wizards to discuss California Convention Culture from Toon Con and Powermorphicon to Comic Con and everything between. Loryn and Scott host a premiere website on toy collecting and run several excellent conventions in Southern California.

Christian Lindke and David Nett discuss how to run engaging mysteries in your role playing games. Game masters and players have different levels of information and that can cause a breakdown in player engagment and fun. We share our 3...or is it 5?... tips for avoiding common pratfalls.

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