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One of the stops on my Gamerati Tour was at Black Diamond Games, in Concord, CA. I shot a number of videos with people there. Here's one with Cherry Pie, for instance. The funniest one, though, was with the store owner, Gary Ray. He told the story of 'The Morsel of Abadar'. Check it out.
Super Genius Games makes some of the best Pathfinder-compatible products. Last year, as you probably know, they compiled a number of their best-selling Genius Guides into a print book: Adventurer’s Handbook: Genius Guide Vol.1 (PZO Store Link) Well... If you have been thinking about picking up a copy, today's the day. *** Today only, it's on sale at 50% OFF on Loot (Only $9.99). *** Check it out. Tell your friends.
It may not be readily apparent why I'm linking to this YouTube video from here, but watch for a bit... You'll see.
BGG Con is all Board Games, run my BoardGameGeek. They've recently launched RPG Geek, so maybe they'll be bringing RPGs to BGG Con, or making an RPGG Con in the future? In Texas, there's also OwlCon, which I hope to get to some day. First stop, Sin City. Next... The moon, Alice! Or Disney Land? I'm so confused. Where would you like to see the next Iron GM Regional Semifinal?
I take it that Iron GM only runs in the states :( If it ran over here in blightie I would love to give it a go. I spoke with a convention in Ireland and one in Puerto Rico about holding Iron GM Regional Semifinals. Neither conversation has gone very far... yet. We're more (in bold and capital letters, with animated GIFs all around) than willing to bring Iron GM international. In fact, it's part of the evil master plan - to celebrate awesome gaming everywhere. I think Rone has a list of all 248 countries and we plan to go to every... single... one. After we blow the doors of the Tropicana at Iron GM | NeonCon, of course.
Kajehase, I don't really hate tea. It was just a bit. ;)And I don't really think you're a fleabag (that was also only a bit) but maybe I should, seeing as you didn't deny that part? ;) The ENnies were a treat. I've never been, and I underestimated how nice it would be to see so many industry people rooting for each other. The star? Sarah Something-or-Another...
Don't worry Shiny, you're not the only one who didn't get stuff they won. I don't blame Rone & Ed, but the Companies they plug shouldn't say they'll give prize support if they never intend on carrying through with it. A couple weeks ago (last month), I sent emails to everyone who has won a free game from Atomic Array, to make sure they got what wuz a comin' to dem. Anyone who said "No" went on a list. Based off that ther list, I contacted the publishers to make sure the products went out in the mail. A couple are still unaccounted for. So... If you still don't have your product by 15 June, please email us at moonstew@gmail.com to make sure we keep pressure on this. If you don't have your books by then, or I don't have word from the publisher that they are in the mail, I'll personally buy them and get them to you.
Rone, I have been accused of having a strange and even dark sense of humour. Nothing I have ever said, done, or laughed at holds a candle to five Rudolf spankings. Thank you not just for having me on the show but for having me on this show. If only we could put all the out takes on air, right Ryan? :)
PVP for Pathfinder excited me so much, I knew we had to have Mark on the Array. We released the show today. Conflict Roleplaying (Atomic Array 042) Most RPGs involve groups of players pitted against a challenge orchestrated by a GM, but there are times when that guy on the other side of the game table… man, you just want to slap the overconfident grin off his stupid mug. If you want player vs player competition—if you’re looking for a chess match that pits your wits against real-world prey—you want Conflict Roleplaying. Love this book!
St Louis
I'll be there. Will you?
Ever thought about adding video to your podcats in the future? Is that even possible? Possible, but not likely. If we were going to do a video show, we'd probably want to have a new format, specifically designed for watchin'. We do have videos we shoot at conventions, but that's not exactly a show. ... though they do 'show' stuff.
Thanks, EtC! We also released 27 RPG Countdowns and 7 or so Open Design Podcasts, not to mention the 4 AA Special Editions for Gen Con last year and then the Mutant Chronicles SE where we interviewed the director of the MC film and Matt Forbeck. That's three scoops of yackety-yak all covered with blabbidy-blab sauce! Don't forget the massive tome that is the Best of 2008... :)
the Cthulhutech guy was a good guest, another enjoyable show. And now I'm really in the mood to watch "The Thing." I love having Matt on the show. It's obvious that he loves his game and that isn't something you can fake. He's energetic and knows what he's talking about. Great guy... I'm not sure about this, but does Ed maybe like CthulhuTech? No, CthulhuTech sucks. I just fake it because Rone doesn't like it when I make our guest cry. :) It would be easier if I could just do a PREVIOUS and NEXT between the months or have them listed on one page and have a hot hyperlink from an index at the top to relocate me to where the episode of interested is listed down below in chronological date order. I've got a list of them all, in album art form, on the Facebook page. At some point, I should probably redesign AtomicArray.com and add in all sorts of bells and whistles. Rone and I have talked about making a Moonstew site, where all our shows can live together, and where we can talk shop with everyone. _Doing it_, though... that's the thing I haven't had luck with. Ed's pick from the CG episode "Rabble In Arms" is the second book in that series according to Amazon. So start with that one or whichever one is the first? You know, the author has tons of books, but you can read Rabble in Arms on its own and do fine. It's a great book and, if you like it, you can always go on to read the rest. I'd also suggest 'Sloop of War' by Alexander Kent. Killer book. I soooooo badly want the Open Design Theme Music (amongst others) to put onto one of my Flash Mixes... Send me an email (moonstew@gmail.com) and I'll hook you up. :)
Ed, I second everything you say about Ghost in the Shell, with emphasis! Yeap, it's all about the question: What does it mean to be human? I'd extend your endorsement of the film to the entire franchise (films and series), although I've avoided seeing the viewer's digest versions of the series. Altogether, one of my top anime picks. It's been awhile since I watched them all, but my memory says I liked the Stand Alone Complex best. I always wondered if Blade Runner influenced the creation of GitS. I also wonder why the English title is so much better than the Japanese. I could have done an entire hour on how Ghost in the Shell influenced The Matrix, alone. It's truly a seminal work.
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