Here’s the second and final part of your evening with James Wallis.
As promised you will hear James’ theory that Nordic LARP is actually a Galaxy Quest kinda situation, as well as a few other things.
Thanks again James for this lovely evening and thank you also to Ashlee, Federica (both missing from our cover picture which is a shame), Garry and Sam for making this recording session a success (IMO).
In other news, we have already released three episodes of our bonus show “Café Rolistes” for listeners supporting the show via Patreon. I am quite proud of how it is shaping up. It is nice to produce something with close to zero editing and planning. Please give it a try and let me know what you think.
It was great last weekend to head to Grogmeet, play some excellent games, but also meet again Dirk The Dice from The Grognard Files, several faithful Rolistes and new inspiring people. I can’t recommend enough to join us at Grogmeet 2018.
I hope to meet even more of you on December 2nd for this year’s #PodcastZone at Dragonmeet with a plethora of shows.
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Music & Soundscapes
Theme song: “Solta o Frango” by Bonde Do Role
Available for free download at http://freemusicarchive.org/
Thanks to Sword Coast Soundscapes for allowing us to use his work.
“Town Tavern” & “Rowdy Tavern” from his Tavern Series
Tabletop RPGs & games
“Nobilis” by Jenna K. Moran, writing under the name R. Sean Borgstrom
“Exalted” by Robert Hatch, Justin Achilli and Stephan Wieck for White Wolf
“Tales of the Arabian Nights” by Eric Goldberg for Z-Man Games
“In Nomine” by Derek Pearcy for Steve Jackson Games based on “In Nomine Satanis/Magna Veritas” by Croc, Fabien Delval, Emmanuel ‘Zlika’ Salah, Laurent Sarfati, Mathias Twardowski for Idéojeux
“Satanic Panic” by Jim Mc Clure
“Pantheon and Other Roleplaying Games” by Robin D. Laws for Hogshead Publishing
“Puppetland RPG” by John Scott Tynes for Hogshead Publishing
“Violence: The Role-Playing Game of Egregious and Repulsive Bloodshed” by Greg Costikyan under the pseudonym “Designer X” for Hogshead Publishing
“Bloodlust” by Croc, G.E. Ranne et Stéphane Bura, illustrated by Alberto Varanda for Asmodée Éditions
“De Profundis” by Michael Oracz by Hogshead Publishing
“Paranoia” rebooted by James Wallis for Mongoose Publishing
“Honey Heist” by Grant Howitt
“ALAS VEGAS: an RPG of bad memories, bad luck & bad blood” by James Wallis
Mentioned events, books, movies, video games,
magazines, podcasts and TV shows
“Sandman” by Neil Gaimann
“Treasure Trap” live action role-playing game at Peckforton Castle
“Nordic Larp” by Jaakko Stenros and Markus Montola
“Treasure Trapped” documentary by Cosmic Joke Ltd
“Knutepunkt” travelling nordic LARP convention
“Call Me Dave: The Unauthorised Biography of David Cameron” by Isabel Oakeshott and Michael Ashcroft
“Black Mirror” TV series by Charlie Brooker
“The Moon of Gomrath” by Alan Garner
“World War Z” by Max Brooks, narrated by Christopher Ragland, Rupert Farley, Nigel Pilkington, Jennifer Woodward, David Thorpe, Adam Sims & Robert Slade
Businesses, Shops, Organisations & Personalities
Hogshead Publishing
Pharos Press
Charles Vess
Mike Mignola
Bryan Talbot
Martin McKenna
Peter Gifford, graphic designer
Ignacy Trzewiczek, game designer and author of “Boardgames That Tell Stories”
Gary Gygax, game designer and co-creator of “Dungeons & Dragons”
Paul Dean, editor “Shut Up & Sit Down Podcast” and writer
Grant Howitt, game designer
Jimmy Savile, English DJ
Timesplit
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