Maybe don’t go collecting rocks and folklore in the hills of Vermont?

Down we go into the depths again!

Board games!

Don’t break the oath!

Featuring special guests Tony Vasinda, Adam Vass and Levi Combs!

Everything old is new again. Again.

Bring a flame thrower.

Part two of our series on ultra-light RPGs, this one mashes up Into the Odd and Knave!

Ultra-lite RPGs in the vein of D&D, part one of three!

Third party publishing, ’80s-style.

The great revival? A natural progression? Or something in-between?

A rerun! This week, we dial it back to November 18, 2019, and our episode on the Rust Monster.

A rerun! This week, we dial it back to December 24, 2018, and our episode on the Sears Wish Book.

Cry havoc and let slip the hedgehogs of war!

First a gamebook series, then a fully-fledged RPG!

Down, down, down.

Classic horror tales on vinyl!

Everyday continues to be Halloween ’round here.

Hail Baphomet!

Cthulhu may be an ageless horror, but the Call of Cthulhu RPG just turned forty!

A return to Ravenloft…

“These are the books that let you fly along with the unlucky spirits condemned to haunt the world of the living.”

“I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.”

A very serious educational course on the medieval period, not an RPG.

Click that switch over to the UHF dial!

Ten levels down and more to go…

Hail Tzeentch! Er, I mean, nice empire you got there, sure would be a shame if something were to happen to it…

Born from wargames, return to wargames.

Nothing is what it seems!

Some new old D&D toys seem to have fallen out of a time warp.

Paints, brushes and tranquility.

Every once in a while, we stumble upon a true treasure.

Let me outta here!

Is it wise to follow the Minotaur around the labyrinth?

Down in the dark we go!

Cthulhu Fhtagn!

Make ours Marvel (circa 1988)!

Every book is a sourcebook, right?

Beholders and Sahuagin and Mind Flayers, oh my!

If Stu could go back in time to 1983, he’d hit the five-and-dime to grab all those weird toys that everyone else has forgotten.