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.
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!
Inspired by the great discussions that followed our Mind Melter episode, we’re back on the subject of Psionics in Palladium, with a deep dive into their implementations across the entire catalog of games. We look at how different games do them, and what makes them awesome in that uniquely Palladium way.
In today’s discussion, we’re talking about the increasingly frustrating (to many) topic of managing your quickly-growing hoard of digital role-playing game materials. From books to apps to sheets and more, keeping them collected, organized, and – most important! – immediately accessible can be a massive PITA. Give us a listen to hear our thoughts and methods on organizing our files, and then drop by our Discord to share your own ideas!
Today we’re back to another OCC Splotlight (yes I noticed the typo but I like it and am keeping it), this time on another of the core Rifts classes, the Mind Melter. As usual, we compare both the Butts and the Ultimate edition versions, and what we like about them. And if you’ve ever wanted to know the true secret behind the three seashells, listen closely. Then stop my our Discord and say hi!
Time for a return to Nightbane! This time we’re looking at the first expansion book for this unique horror setting, a book entitled **Between the Shadows**. This is a remarkably deep and surprisingly versatile setting book, crammed full of imaginative campaign fodder for the entire Palladium Megaverse. What were your favorite Astral/Dream realm moments from your past games?
In today’s episode, we’re talking about ways to encourage alternate combat tactics in Palladium games (with a heavy focus on Rifts and RECON). If you have your own ideas for encouraging characters to do things other than spam their best attack, drop by our Discord and share them.
Taking a break from the retrospective series for a sec, in this episode we’re talking about methods for bringing a character party together in a RPG – that is, methods other than a tavern brawl or a rat-infested cellar. What methods have you found most effective? Drop by our Discord and share!
We’re ridiculously, explosively excited to get Kevin Siembieda back on our show, for the first of what we’re planning to be a rather lengthy series of discussions of the days of Palladium Books. We kick this series off with Kevin’s stories of all the things happening behind the scenes with Palladium in the years leading up to the release of his flagship game, the Palladium Fantasy RPG. This one’s a long ride, but we promise it’s full of awesome!
Hey lookit that, we’re talking about RPG alignments. Again. Blame NPC for this one, but really it’s a fun chat with further discussion on interpreting alignments in your Palladium campaigns. We’d love to hear your own stories, so drop by our Discord and share your thoughts on the topic!
