We join forces with Paul Tevis of Have Games, Will Travel for a mutual episode. We talk about the previous day’s MiniCon, including plenty of preview and play results of upcoming BattleLore, as well as Cat, Zombies in the Vineyard, and Steampunk Musha play. Paul announces his new podcast, and we babble about food and upcoming conventions.
Liner Notes
Intro [0:36]
Dinner [0:54]
MiniCon … No, Cooking School [5:42]
MiniCon [6:46]
BattleLore Preview – the setup [7:01]
Cat, the RPG and play summary [8:28]
BattleLore Preview – play summary [14:54]
Zombies in the Vineyard – play summary [30:01]
Steampunk Musha – play summary [42:24]
Chris wants to know … [50:17]
BBG and GenCon SoCal preview talk [52:56]
Paul announces “Voice of the Revolution” [1:03]
Wrap-up and Out [1:06:14]
Links
Have Games, Will Travel podcast
“B” Restaurant
BattleLore
John Wick’s Cat rpg
Good Omen Games
Rick Hersey’s Steampunk Musha
PIG’s Iron Gauntlets and Active Exploits
The Voice of the Revolution podcast
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So you guys talked about the Voice of the Revolution podcast, but I can’t seem to find it online anywhere.
Yes, unfortunately, I let Paul Tevis get away without confirming the exact URL for the Voice of the Revolution.
I believe it’s about to launch, and it’ll be linked in from the IPR site, I’m sure. As soon as it goes live, we’ll hook in the URL.
I was at the Mini-con, and just wanted to cast another vote for Carl’s awesomeness. I was in his afternoon Prince’s Kingdom game, and he was really great. He managed to consistently hit the exact right light-hearted-but-serious-at-heart tone for the game in his portrayal of all of the characters and the voice of the world. I left wondering whether he could pull-off something more serious like straight Dogs, or Zombies, but it sounds like he can. I’m definitely going to try to get into another of his games at the next mini-con.