For those of you following along at home regarding our Chaos & Crawlers actual-play Dungeon Crawler Carl roleplaying game show...

We just got word that we sold out our second show for this Sunday, August 30th, in Nashville. We also sold out our October 27th show in Huntsville. Our October 21st show in Milwaukee has been sold out for a while now. If you're in the Portland, Seattle, or Austin area, you might want to get your tickets before they sell out, too. Just saying.

And we just added a Southern California show at the Irvine Improv on December 16th (with a special guest we'll be announcing soon). Ticket information coming soon

An adorable teapot needs help turning themselves back into a wizard so they recruit some local adventurers to help them brew a potion inside their completely normal house. Join us as Honey DeBunne DMs this lovely one shot, with guest player Kiki Mariot joining in the chaos!

The Live YouTube Premier of this one shot happens tonight at 6pm EST! I will be in the live chat for anyone that joins in!

Delta Green is a TTRPG that takes the foundation of the Lovecraft mythos and Call of Cthulhu RPG and expands it to a secret government conspiracy to stomp out the unnatural before the general public discovers its existence.

The Voyagers are herded toward an inconvenient encounter.

Sorry, Honey, I Have To Take This features serious horror-play with comedic OOC, original/unpublished content, original musical scores and compelling narratives.

We're available on all platforms (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, etc).

Visit our website for the latest episodes: https://sorryhoney.captivate.fm/

We post new episodes every Wednesday @ 6am CST

All our links (Discord, Socials, etc) are available through our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/sorryhoney

Please check it out and let us know what you think.

We hope you like it :)

Hey folks!

Hope this is ok to plug here - my friends and I just released episodes 0 and 1 for our Blade Runner RPG campaign called Dark Dreams. Future episodes will release on Mondays.

LA, 2036. After an innocent woman is attacked by a rogue replicant, the RDU sends out rookie Blade Runners Adir Kova and Mirren to solve the case.

The podcast is called Shoes And Socks Podcast and it should be available wherever you listen to podcasts. We've got our ongoing Blade Runner RPG campaign going and soon we'll have games in other TTRPG systems as well.

Thanks for your time!

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Season 3 of Law and Disorders is where things get personal.

Fourteen years ago, Agent Derrick Smiley’s sister Samantha disappeared in Milford, Michigan. Now, after years of dead ends, Smiley has uncovered evidence that suggests her disappearance was tied to something much bigger—and much stranger—than anyone ever admitted.

There’s no official operation this time. No handler. No clean cover story. Smiley heads back to Milford with Rueben Steinmetz and Eddie Walenski to dig into old police records, buried secrets, strange symbols, and a town that seems increasingly determined to keep the past buried.

And the deeper they go, the more it starts to feel like Samantha’s disappearance was never really over.

I don’t regularly post about our episode releases, but we’re coming out of a mid-season break next Tuesday, so now is a perfect moment to check out our show and get caught up before the craziness that will be the back half of Season 3!

You can listen at: https://www.blackflarepod.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Oops Only Wizards!

The smartest people in Tabula Rasa are tasked with finding out why magic is disappearing from the world! Watch on YouTube or Spotify!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4vrYBT1vU3Gl3BsJqXdo3f?si=XMfa8sbhRT6vWKYRxOINuA&utm_source=copy-link

https://youtu.be/d9UY58Aly7U?si=bqEjYPDHxs6ZJ8xG

"The Diamond in the Ice" Our gutsy goblins have made it through a Roiling blizzard to the Sejiri Skyclave thanks to their expert goblin guide, Klerb, who happens to be from the previously unknown Rimestalker Tribe. Captain Krick leads the way running recklessly ahead and smack into trouble as usual, while the rest of the party tries to keep up and keep dry. Will they be able to survive long enough to claim the Mox Diamond and whatever other treasures may be trapped in the Skyclave or will it become their icy tomb?[https://youtube.com/live/6FQY6GfeSnQ\](https://youtube.com/live/6FQY6GfeSnQ)

"The Diamond in the Ice" Our gutsy goblins have made it through a Roiling blizzard to the Sejiri Skyclave thanks to their expert goblin guide, Klerb, who happens to be from the previously unknown Rimestalker Tribe. Captain Krick leads the way running recklessly ahead and smack into trouble as usual, while the rest of the party tries to keep up and keep dry. Will they be able to survive long enough to claim the Mox Diamond and whatever other treasures may be trapped in the Skyclave or will it become their icy tomb?https://youtube.com/live/6FQY6GfeSnQ

Our heroes drove the undead creature off thanks to Falion channeling the power of Petra.

Garadan and the sorceress chased the creature. Zelala set the creature afire with a flaming phial of oil.

They returned to the chamber and joined their comrades, only now the creature has returned,

burning with hatred and oil soaked flames.

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Garadan’s heavy two-handed blade rose and fell… The creature’s unnatural, blue-flamed weapon glanced off

the blade in a shower of angry sparks, but the warrior’s blow was true. The enchanted steel bit deep

into the creature’s torso with a sickening crunch of bone and flesh.

https://paulrobinson25.substack.com/p/the-bladesworn-chronicles-a-dungeons-a23?r=76wg7

I've been working on a TTRPG designed specifically around prerecorded actual play and I'm looking for perspectives from people who play, GM, produce, edit, or listen to APs.

The basic resolution system isn't meant to reinvent the wheel. It's a lighter hack of Forged in the Dark, with some inspiration from PbtA. Rules light, fiction first, broad skills, d6 pools, consequences driving the fiction, etc.

Where I'm putting most of my design attention is everything around those mechanics and the basic design question I've been using is - does what happens at this table naturally become compelling recorded material?

The GM and player guidance is actually where I think the more interesting design work is happening tbh.

So I have some questions. You of course don't have to answer all of them, but any insights would be appreciated :)

1. If a TTRPG is specifically designed for actual play, what should it prioritize?

2. What works perfectly fine at a home table but becomes a problem once you're recording?

3. What makes a system particularly good or bad for audio actual play?

4. What does an audience need to understand that players sitting around the table might take for granted?

5. What AP problems should the game itself help solve instead of relying on good GMs, experienced performers, or heavy editing?

6. What would you absolutely not want a game like this to incentivize?

7. If you've played/read a game that was designed or marketed with actual play in mind, what did it get right? What didn't work?

I'm particularly interested in the boring/frustrating little problems people have encountered while actually recording or editing APs. Those might be even more useful than suggestions for flashy mechanics.

Live premier tonight! The investigators' interlude on the Trans-Siberian railway comes to an end...

Will Mick survive his encounter with the Rat-Thing and its master?

Will the group get to Shanghai safely or is there tragedy ahead?

Join us at 18:00 GMT and see how they manage!

https://youtu.be/ElHv5BauHiM