I will listen to it, and I will try not to confuse what you and Ed have to say during the show. :P
I've been wondering at this for two days, trying to recall or figure out the context. Alas, my gray matters fails me. Please elucidate.
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I will listen to it, and I will try not to confuse what you and Ed have to say during the show. :PI've been wondering at this for two days, trying to recall or figure out the context. Alas, my gray matters fails me. Please elucidate.
I'm referring to my comments about the last episode where I confused your rant for what Ed had to say after the rant. :)
I will listen to it, and I will try not to confuse what you and Ed have to say during the show. :PI've been wondering at this for two days, trying to recall or figure out the context. Alas, my gray matters fails me. Please elucidate.I'm referring to my comments about the last episode where I confused your rant for what Ed had to say after the rant. :)
Thank you! That was killin' me because it seemed familiar and yet just out of memory's reach. :)
Is there anywhere where the full list is posted?
I don't think I'll get back out to the games store, and get a receipt to you in the post by next Thursday, but someone else might.
Does emailing a scan of the receipt still count?
Hey there, Snorter
We created this contest to get more people to listen to the podcast and increase its listenership, so I can't speak to posted full lists per se, Perseus... but a good Google search may be the droid you're looking for. ;)
We need actual printed receipts.
Just curious, does anyone know how long it take for the post to make its way across the pond?
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No worries, I was totally fishing.
I do have RPG Countdown as one of my bookmarks, but hadn't checked in for several months, as I hadn't seen any updates.
There's a good chance I may have already bought one of the items on the list, without realising, and be able to dig up a dogeared receipt, without having to listen to a year's worth of podcasts in one night.
No worries, I was totally fishing.
I do have RPG Countdown as one of my bookmarks, but hadn't checked in for several months, as I hadn't seen any updates.
There's a good chance I may have already bought one of the items on the list, without realising, and be able to dig up a dogeared receipt, without having to listen to a year's worth of podcasts in one night.
We switched from a biweekly show to just having five shows a year.
We'll do four top 25 RPG products episodes quarterly and one show each February that covers the previous year's top 100 RPG products.
I listened to episode 59 this week; I found the reference to 'toxic Pez dispensers' very apt, as I sat on the train home...
I'm sorry to hear it. How many times can open-mouthed miscreants opera-blast the air with germs at a particular location before you can't help but to bark aloud, "Oh come on!"
Takes me about five to seven before I get vocal.
Ah, so here is where The Jade hangs out.
I attended your Iron GM event at TotalCon and it was awesome!
You guys put on a pretty fantastic show!
Thanks, Doodley. When I saw pics of the con two days after and saw you named, I remembered exactly where you sat (next to Patrick Curtin, right?). Thank you much for attending! We'll be back next year, bringin' the RPG thundah.
BTW, you may have forgotten a comma when speaking of our event. Wasn't it really more of a pretty, fantastic show? ;)
"Like" our Iron GM Facebook page and you'll be entered in a lottery to win my undying respect (all expenses paid).
I wanted to hang out after the show but everyone left by the time I packed up all that borrowed sound gear and got it back to its owner's hotel room. There's me walking through the restaurant in the lobby looking for Paizonians... chirp... chirp...
No one knows the loneliness of the long distance gamer.
No on knows the loneliness of the long distance gamer.
Classic 1960's kitchen sink drama reference, oh yeah!
No on knows the loneliness of the long distance gamer.Classic 1960's kitchen sink drama reference, oh yeah!
You KNOW it! :) Even borstal boys gotta roll some dice.
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A microdot! Let me get my decoder... uh... lessee... whoa, that is absolutely the dirtiest limerick I've ever read.
That's the one with the milkmaid, the king, the king's trusty squire, and the squire's scabbard, right?
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Ah, so here is where The Jade hangs out.
I attended your Iron GM event at TotalCon and it was awesome!
You guys put on a pretty fantastic show!
Thanks, my man! Glad you enjoyed.
I always enjoy Atomic Array, but I really enjoyed this one. I'm a fan of Sanderson's work, so I loved hearing the interview. Kinda partial to Rone's Rant, too. :)
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Ah, so here is where The Jade hangs out.
I attended your Iron GM event at TotalCon and it was awesome!
You guys put on a pretty fantastic show!
Thanks, my man! Glad you enjoyed.
I always enjoy Atomic Array, but I really enjoyed this one. I'm a fan of Sanderson's work, so I loved hearing the interview. Kinda partial to Rone's Rant, too. :)
After seeing the pictures I have to ask, where did you find the orange suit?
That's the one with the milkmaid, the king, the king's trusty squire, and the squire's scabbard, right?
Exactly! Am I the last one to hear of this?
Let's give a rated PG version for the folks at home.
The king's squire did sire a brat
With the milkmaid in ten seconds flat
When his scabbard did ripped
Through which seed then did slip
A king's ransom to silence the flap
You KNOW it! :) Even borstal boys gotta roll some dice.A pound o'dice!
In a sock!
To the back o'the head!
You remember, Scum? You ARE good.
After seeing the pictures I have to ask, where did you find the orange suit?
Just in case Lou doesn't see your post (as it moved up the page), he got his orange suit at Bright Colored Tuxedos
Just in case Lou doesn't see your post (as it moved up the page), he got his orange suit at Bright Colored Tuxedos
After seeing the pictures I have to ask, where did you find the orange suit?
My eyes! My eyes!!
Right, next viking burn-and-loot rampage now has a target. This entity must not remain, or the efforts of Scandinavian minimalism will have been for naught!
You remember, Scum? You ARE good.I don't think you needed that comma, there.
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LAUGH OUT LOUD!
What a difference punctuation can make. Good eye!
Cammo Tux?!?!
Oh man the Green one would be perfect for Saturday!
They really do grab eyes. If you buy/rent it... take pictures.
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Great episode, Atomic Arrayers! You seemed very excited to have Brandon on the show and made me regret that Mistborn is still on my "to read" pile.
Somehow I figured TotalCon would come up in your rant, Jade. :D
Thanks! When this episode released, a few of my non gamer friends saw Brandon's Atomic Array interview tweet and called me to tell me how impressed they were... so Brandon really must be doing something right to have that kind of sway. Give the books a chance when you can. IMO they're greeeeeeeat! (I turned were-tiger ad campaign spokesman last week after being bitten by an escaped tiger running along Madison Ave.)
The war has begun. The Emperor has called for blood!
That is how the description of Wu Xing: The Ninja Crusade begins. So we called on creator Eloy Lasanta of Third Eye Games to come on The Array and tell us all about it. In this episode, we talk chop about the Wu Xing RPG, the many ninja clans that player characters come from, and the war that permeates the setting.
We touch upon these two supplement books for the setting as well...
Wu Xing: Firebrands
and
Wu Xing: Land of Seed and Blossom
Our show page also links to another Atomic Array video with Jen Page. Watch me destroy our skit with the greatest of ease!
Third Eye Games: http://thirdeyegames.net/
Eloy Lasanta: http://eloythesaint.com/
Ed’s Pick: Basilisk
Rone’s Rant: “The Old Gray Mare”
Also Mentioned:
* RPG Countdown
* Iron GM | Dexcon
* Origins Game Fair
* ReaperCon
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I say, good show!
I'm still not happy, though. Vojne vojne vojne.
Thanks, Kajehase!
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While the game wasn't my cup of tea, you and Ed do a great job of brining out all of the cool aspects of the game.
And I know what you mean about the physical pains that accompany getting older. Since age 35, I've experienced "where the hell did that come from" pain from the most mundane things...like walking.
While the game wasn't my cup of tea, you and Ed do a great job of brining out all of the cool aspects of the game.
And I know what you mean about the physical pains that accompany getting older. Since age 35, I've experienced "where the hell did that come from" pain from the most mundane things...like walking.
Well thank you for saying so, taig. Much appreciated!
As for those unglamorous injuries that creep up on you from out of nowhere, I recall a stand-up once talking about waking up from a nap, hurt from the act of napping. I so get that.
I been doin Stan Kowalski lately.
Askin people if they want I should clear their place too.
Callin them Stella.
Sit back and enjoy our “An Evening With Steven Brust” Special Edition episode.
A couple months ago, Patrick DeLise suggested we invite author/gamer Steven Brust on the show. So, being fans ourselves, we most certainly did.
Steven’s first work, Jhereg, was released in 1983. Since then, Steven has released a total of 13 stories that follow Jhereg’s protagonist, the smart-mouthed assassin Vlad Taltos. In addition, he has written The Khaavren Romances, which at set in the same world - though follow different characters.
Sprinkled amongst the novels set in Dragaera, you will also find a number of other Brustian offerings, including a novel based on the Firefly television series, called My Own Kind of Freedom.
Steven doesn’t just know his way around a good story, he also plays a number of instruments - and has been known to play them, and even sing, from time to time at the various fiction and fandom events he attends. He is a part of the band Cats Laughing, which even received a mention by Chris Claremont in Star Trek: Debt of Honor.
You can keep up to date on what Steven is up to by visiting The Dream Cafe.
Gracias, taig! Really glad you enjoyed the episode.
The last thing I did before getting on a plane to Phoenix Comicon today was to upload AA 63 to Ed, but I am dead tired. Show notes soon.
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I'll say this about the new episode. I sing a variation on Elvis' Burning Love from the POV of an Elvis zombie. It was far too much fun.
You believe Elvis is still alive out there somewhere? Well he is, sort of. Minus the live part. We Michael Satran about his latest HERO System adventure entitled .
Please forgive my Elvis zombie impression singing Hunka Hunka Rot and Roll at the beginning. The voodoo priestess compelled me to do so.
BlackWyrm Games: http://www.blackwyrm.com/
Michael Satran: http://michaelsatran.wordpress.com
Ed’s Pick: 3,000 Miles to Graceland
Rone’s Rant: “San Francisco Misadventures”
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You believe Elvis is still alive out there somewhere? Well he is, sort of. Minus the live part. We Michael Satran about his latest HERO System adventure entitled .
Please forgive my Elvis zombie impression singing Hunka Hunka Rot and Roll at the beginning. The voodoo priestess compelled me to do so.
BlackWyrm Games: http://www.blackwyrm.com/
Michael Satran: http://michaelsatran.wordpress.com
Ed’s Pick: 3,000 Miles to Graceland
Rone’s Rant: “San Francisco Misadventures”
I'm looking forward to it. I always enjoy your interviews with Michael Satran.
It’s your ears we’re enlistin’… will you still listen to ...
We love Savage Worlds. If you’ve listened to the Array for any length of time, you probably knew that already. But, while we’ve had a number of Savage episodes (see below), we’ve never actually had a show dedicated to the game itself.
That ends now, and we invited John Goff on to help us take care of the oversight.
Pinnacle Entertainment Group: http://www.peginc.com/
Deadlands Noir: On Kickstarter
Ed’s Pick: The Sickness
Rone’s Rant: “Movie Trailers Are Movie Trash”
Remember, during every episode of Atomic Array, we have creative contests where you can win the game we’re featuring on the show and maybe more! < -- That punctuation mark means you should drip with excitement. DRIP, I SAY!
Past Savage Worlds Episodes:
* Sherwood (AA014)
* Strike Force 7 (AA028)
* Savage Suzerain (AA039)
* Interface Zero (AA046)
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What can I say, I'm a fame monster. Fame me, baby. Daddy needs a new pair of pleathers.
You and Ed are cranking these out! I'm only halfway through the previous episode. :)
We're actually racing you. Thought we'd pull ahead if we never let you know about it.