Sunday-skypers

Slate investigates some strange goings on with Stone Bones, while the others party with the Dwarven god of revelry. And when they get back to camp everything is fine... don't even worry about it.

We have some crazy cannibal cultist and we have Rydak facing his brother, in scenes from un-aired sessions past.

The Dwarves look for the lost brewer's tomb, then try to score some nog and do some legendary drunking.

Ulfkell and Fandral work with Gombi to decipher his recollections, while Slate and Flint sneek off to rifle through his belongings.

The Dwarves deal with spiders and poke at the past. 

In another FATE Sword & Sorcery one-shot, our men of action battle reavers, inhuman abominations, and an old rival.

After a long break, we start knocking the rust off our burning wheels and the Dwarves decide to go talk to their addled friend Gombi. 

Issue two of our Fate Accelerated super hero team-up comic sees our heroes confronting another collection of super powered vigilantes.  But, which are the good guys?

The first issue of our Fate Accelerated super hero team-up comic: Crossroads.  The Ace, the Astral Biker, and the Psychic Sentinel team up to deal with a villainous attack on city hall.

In this, the 150th episode, long time friend of the show, Xofour, GM's us in a bit of QAGS silliness inspired by the Red November board game.  We play members of the Gnomish Gnavy struggling to fend off disaster.

In our third shot with Shuk, Blade, & Kong, they attempt to turn some of their looted goods into cash.

An old 90's Sc-Fi game given a noir spin.  P.I.'s investigate a disappearance while dealing with religious zealots and mutants in Luna City.

On the season finale of Monster of the Week: The Trouble Fixers are on a mission to put an end to the hidden evil.  What could go wrong?

On this week's episode of Monster of the Week: Do the dead walk? Are wealthy entrepreneurs evil? Do players make ridiculous plans? Yes, yes, and yes.

On this week's episode of Monster of the Week: What's in the fog? Only what you take with you.

We take to the wild blue yonder in John Harper's classic game scenario Lady Blackbird.

On this week's episode of Monster of the Week: bits of the past come back, things are forgotten, and the future is uncertain

On this week's episode of Monster of the Week: if she weighs the same as a duck...?

On this week's episode of Monster of the Week, who isn't who he appears to be and who gets shot?

On this week's episode of Monster of the Week, that episode that has some arc stuff in it, but doesn't really stand on it's own.  Every series has those eventually.