We’ve done these before and will likely do them again as the years keep rolling by: it’s another episode on ways to keep your games alive through and after the holidays! November and December tend to be the death of many great campaigns. If you’re having issues with yours grinding to a halt, give us a listen, then stop by our Discord and join the conversation!
In this chat, we take a look at the 9th book in the Palladium Fantasy RPG series, Baalgor Wastelands. Give us a listen, then stop by our Discord server and tell us your favorite parts of the book!
Our delve into the early days of Palladium Books continues, in this ongoing retrospective series with Kevin Siembieda. Today we go beyond the gaming table and take a look at the various forays of Rifts into other markets, including CCGs, motion pictures, video games, comic books, and more.
Stop wasting time reading this episode description, when you could already be listening to our chat with Kevin about the origin and early days of the Rifts RPG! Do it! And when you’re done, we welcome you to drop by our Discord and say hello.
We’re taking a break from the interview series for another free form discussion episode. Today’s topic is Magic, and its implementations across the RPG hobby. We start with the great progenitor that is Jack Vance, and follow the threads from there. Give us a listen, then stop by our Discord to share your thoughts in the episode thread!
We’re joined once again by Kevin Siembieda of Palladium Books, for the sixth part in our big retrospective series of chats. This time, much to Matthew’s eternal childlike joy, we’re talking about how the original Robotech RPG came into existence. We talk art, licensing, fandom, gamemastering and more. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did!
Thanks for joining us, dear listeners, for the next awaited episode in our super awesome “A Palladium Retrospective” discussion episodes with the man himself, Kevin Siembieda of Palladium Books! This time we’re talking about how the game _Beyond the Supernatural_ came to be, and how it continued to evolve for over three decades. Give us a listen and you might get some hints of things to come!
The title says it all, but here’s the expanded question: Can the Palladium RPG rules system handle a Dune-inspired RPG campaign? This is a free-form discussion episode where NPC and JJ delve into their thoughts on the topic, including some ideas on how you can make such a game happen, should you be inclined.
NPC and Just Jacob are back to tell more about their current ongoing home campaign. More specifically, they dig down into the concepts of the “Mega-Party” and the “Funnel” and how they actually work very well in the Palladium Fantasy system and setting. Give us a listen, then stop by our Discord and tell us your own “massive huge” adventuring party stories.
Today we jump right back onto the psionics train which hasn’t quite departed the station yet. This time we’re comparing the versions of the core Mind Mage OCC across 1st and 2nd Editions of the Palladium Fantasy RPG. How does it compare to the Mind Melter, previously reviewed a few recent episodes ago? Give us a listen, then share your thoughts on the Discord!
