The show where you can learn from our mistakes...
We talk about our games, and the lessons we learned while playing them.

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The show where you can learn from our mistakes... We talk about our games, and the lessons we learned while playing them.
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June 29, 2026
Dusty tells Tanner about Martin's latest campaign in a Wild West Call of Cthulhu! They talk the appeal of d100 systems, Japanese COC adventures, realism in historical settings, appropriate contents for horror games, high lethality gaming, getting inspiration for player characters from other media, and ending a campaign in a "failure." Call of Cthulhu Quick-Start: https://www.chaosium.com/cthulhu-quickstart Intro / Outro Music: Mirror Image by BernardW100!

June 1, 2026
Tanner talks about tying together multiple dungeons into one overarching campaign for his home group! (Note: Tanner's mic sounds a little bit hot, but the issues clear up about 9 minutes in. Sorry!!!!). They chat about survival and inventory mechanics, hex crawling and dungeon crawling, revisiting Abberant Reflections, the magic of random encounters, when to metagame and not to metagame, placing dungeons in a homebrew wilderness setting, writing good hex features, verisimilitude (or the lack thereof), and much more! The Tan Hack by Tanner on Itch: https://thecrystalmaw.itch.io/the-tan-hack The Ruined Asylum of Uulgreth: https://thecrystalmaw.itch.io/the-ruined-asylum-of-uulgreth The Slime Tunnels of Allorala by Tanner on Itch: https://thecrystalmaw.itch.io/the-slime-tunnels-of-allorala Lair of the Keymaster by QuestingBeast: https://questingblog.com/summers-end/ Abberant Reflections by Directsun on DrivethruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/419533/aberrant-reflections Temple of 1000 Swords by Brad Kerr on DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/360211/Temple-of-1000-Swords Intro / Outro Music: Mirror Image by BernardW100!

May 25, 2026
Dusty loves Cyberpunk 2077! But Tanner does not... listen as they compare notes! Discussions include the setting in the tabletop RPG and the video game, low-brow vs high-brow genre fiction, Keanu Reeves, playing male or female player characters, the role of "punk" in Cyberpunk, tired tropes, Americana through the lens of non-Americans, adult content in Baldur's Gate vs Cyberpunk, appealing to different play styles with multiple mission approaches, and Tanner's Duke Nukem impression. CD Projekt Red, the developers of Cyberpunk 2077: https://www.cdprojektred.com/ R. Talsorian Games: https://rtalsoriangames.com/ Intro / Outro Music: Mirror Image by BernardW100!
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The show where you can learn from our mistakes...
We talk about our games, and the lessons we learned while playing them.
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