In the far future town of Muskegon, the planning of crime is afoot. On a mission from the robotic arms merchant Alexander of Macedon, the Cincinnati Four (Five? Six? Who’s keeping count at this point) face their biggest threat yet: the All You Can Eat Buffet Table. Also there’s a cat on a jet pack, which is awesome.
Listener response to the first “Set the Scene” episode was so overwhelmingly positive that we decided to get another one in the feed as soon as possible. This time we’re taking things back to the roots, with Palladium Fantasy 1st Edition, and a little ol’ dungeon called the Tombs of Gersidi. For this session we’re joined by both Kevin Siembieda of Palladium Books, and Sean Casey, who plays the Crazy in our ongoing Rifts Actual Play series.
The story continues when the party meets THE DARK FALCON. Who is THE DARK FALCON? You can only find out by listening to THE DARKEST OF FALCONS, so you too can experience the revelation of the true identity of THE DARK FALCON. Insert falcon screech here! Also we do a lot of shopping. GRENADES! FINALLY!
Picking up right after our last session, we’re starting our first of what we plan on being a regularly-recurring new themed episode format for the show. GM John from Real Play Games again joins us to kick off what we’re calling “The Glitterbois Set the Scene,” a series of episodes that show how the Palladium system functions at the table, with single scenes that could be played in their game worlds. Instead of an ongoing campaign narrative, these will be all over the place, and hopefully feature characters and settings from all over the entire Megaverse.
To celebrate our 200th main series episode of this cast, we’re joined by special guest and friend of the show, GM John from the Real Play Games Podcast. Given that cast’s several seasons of After the Bomb actual play stories, we felt he was the perfect choice to guest on this special episode dedicated to demonstrating the character creation for that game. And hint-hint: this is only the first part of something new and awesome we are doing here…
I mean the title really does tell you everything. Someone gives Bronson a shotgun. Hilarity ensues. Give a listen to find out more!
Having finally left the flooded coastal swamps of Mississippi, the survivors make their way to a known trading post, seeking information and supplies. On the way, they stop at a long abandoned township, drawn in by the irresistible lure of that iconic ol’ Red Rocket sign, looming overhead in the distance…
Time to fight some Communist ghouls! Give us a listen to find out how our Gulf Coasters survive this one. What other secrets lie hidden in this sinking Mississippi barn?
In this episode, Dr. Phyll learns a lesson about post-apocalyptic gastronomical distress, and the party discovers the current state of Communism in the irradiated state of Mississippi…
Our rootin-tootin Fallout 2d20 campaign continues! In this session, the team finally gets some rest, and we learn a lot more about their origins.
