Sometimes, what isn’t described in lore is as important as what is described. Not only are the holes the places we can make our own, but they often can be the springboard for adventure ideas that you never would...
John chatted Coyote & Crow designer and publisher Connor Alexander about his unique new game and the successful Kickstarter for it, including the challenge of building an all indigenous team of writers and artists for a game set in...
Last time on Fox’s Cunning I rated talismans level 1-5. Check that post for basic hints and rules on Talismans. This week we will rank the rest of the talismans, and go over the archetype, The Talisman Dabbler, which...
It’s episode 29 and our Valiant heroes continue their journey through the Temple of the Whisperer. They deal with the fallout of pushing more buttons than they should and investigate some new rooms in the temple. Listen Now! (mp3)...
Unfortunately, after several close calls over the last few years, our luck ran out and we have a positive case of COVID-19 in my house. Three of the four of us are vaxxed to capacity, but our youngest is...
With the influx of content on Pathfinder Infinite, we are starting to see a lot of cool material come out for the Pathfinder Second Edition system that does not have the official “approval” of Paizo. What does this mean...
John and Ron talk about beginning the Horizons of the Vast Starfinder Adventure Path and how it compares to Kingmaker! Listen Now!
In episode 30 of Game Design Unboxed: Inspiration to Publication we talk with Conor McGoey, the founder of Inside Up Games as well as the designer behind Summit, Vault Assault, Gorus Maximus, and more! Summit was not only his...
Two weeks have passed since my very fair and incredibly reasonable request from Oras, and if I’m being honest, the lack of a response is a pretty rude. But that’s fine. Perhaps I can invoke the deity’s good will...
Grady and Theo from Queerfinder -currently the most popular product on Pathfinder Infinite- join Perram, Luis, and Vanessa to talk about the niche Queerfinder fills, putting the first issue together, and how they feel about it’s popularity.