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New Episode: 0.12 - May I Have Your Attention - Unknown Armies
The third episode of four in our Unknown Armies (2nd ed.) mini-campaign is live!
0.12 - May I Have Your Attention
@draskireis is in the GM's seat once again as One for Sorrow (and their biggest fan!) get, rather against their will, to show off UA's combat!
Come for Niadh getting distracted by how… big the Dane attacking him is; stay for the ultimate distraction (supplied, of course, by Dream Boi Danni)!
New Episode: 0.13 - It's In a Book - Unknown Armies
Here it is, the fourth and final episode in our Unknown Armies 2nd ed. mini-campaign, as GMed by Des:
0.13 - It's In a Book Content warning for body horror!
It's been a fun time have Des in the GM's seat, with Adam getting to be a player at long last in one of his favorite systems. In this last episode of the mini-campaign, One for Sorrow and their biggest fan get in their own way on their way to save the day anyway!
Next time, we hope you'll join us for Session Zero of our next full campaign: Hard Wired Island!
New Episode: 0.10 - A Threat Is a Kind of Promise - Unknown Armies
It took a little longer than we'd initially thought, but we're thrilled to present episode 1 of 4 in a mini-campaign in Unknown Armies (2nd edition), GMed by Des!
0.10 - A Threat Is a Kind of Promise
Unknown Armies is a rules-light, d%-based game of post-modern urban horror, and was one of the reasons that Des and Adam become friends back in the late 2000s! This mini-campaign takes place in an alternate US setting that the two of them cooked up via IMs in the small hours of the morning some eight or nine years ago.
Perhaps more importantly, you'll have heard Nik in some of the one-shots we've since aired, but this Unknown Armies mini-campaign could be considered his "official" introduction to the podcast -- so help us welcome a new Punk!
All that said, we hope you enjoy this 4-episode journey in one of our favorite systems with a Punk who hasn't yet gotten the opportunity to GM on-air!
And come February, Adam will be back in the GM's chair for Hard Wired Island!
I finished the mini campaign "The Chosen ones" between C01 and C02 today and it is quite somethin lemme tell you.
SPOILERS BTW
The absolute chaos that is Durin (and lemme just say having Gus play is a delight) that in the final boss fight all he did was hide and occasionally throw daggers, and his rolls were so bad so much its hilarious.
Euthigania (no clue if thatd spelt correctly) was peak, honeslty I love Jon's characters they're so cool!! And the accent was just cherries on top.
Adelyn amd Sawyer the Lawyer were an incredible duo and Blaine's dissanent "whispers" and the fact that they said his viens were popping out I WAS ON A BUS but I wanted to laugh out loud so bad. Also the whole sawyer likes Euthigania was soo funny like bruhh and Adelyn's abject horror at it, beautifully improv-ed there Barb.
And ofc a shoutiut to Chris the DMaris he was wonderfull!!
Ps if names are spelt wrong dont come at me its an audio podcast idk how these things are spelt.
thinly veiled d&d mini-campaign
Sanata the Red, a hobgoblin warlord, has amassed a large workforce of goblins, who he beats and spits on and insults so as to keep them in line. He forces the goblins to forge weapons and armor all day, of all shapes and sizes. He then ships these gifts, for free, to different kingdoms and armies and mercenaries and warbands, and has eventually gotten some degree of influence over millions of soldiers across the world.
How does he have influence? Because he gives away the weapons and armor for free, all these armies have come to rely on his services, fired their blacksmiths, and hired more soldiers. Now if they upset Sanata the Red, he would simply stop supplying them and they would have immense costs and time constraints involved with producing their own gear.
Clearly this is a problem, and most armies realize this, but they can’t *stop* using Sanata’s services, because then they have little to no blacksmithing abilities, and their armies would suffer greatly from broken or dulled swords, busted armor that can’t be repaired, and in the meantime they would be very vulnerable to takeovers from rival kingdoms.
So, the party has to step in, seeing as they have no investments in Sanata’s services, and they have to put a stop to his operation.
Sniper Elite 4's Next DLC, "Deathstorm Part 3" deploys July 18th
Sniper Elite 4’s Next DLC, “Deathstorm Part 3” deploys July 18th
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