Welcome back to Flash, Bash, and Panache! A 7th Sea Actual Play Podcast
The GM has come back around to me, so I’ll be running Mark and Steve through some more adventure!
The Crew travels to Wandesbarrow, a city far North of Carleon. There, they meet a very unusual group of individuals, the Urchins.
I hope you enjoy!
Welcome back to Tabletop Radio Hour!
I’m back from the Honeymoon everyone! We had a great time in California, and we didn’t want to come back.
This week we talk about a few topics. We start off with Ambience and Atmosphere when Roleplaying, then move to the 6 Worst and 10 Best TSR games that aren’t D&D. Although I haven’t played any of them, I have heard of a lot of them, so I had fun regardless!
I hope you enjoy!
Welcome to our first installment of “Players Wanted,” the non-7th Sea side of our Actual Play.
We’re starting off with a good one, Mark’s creation, Steam Spy! We all were so excited to play this, and I think you’ll be able to tell when you listen to this.
Our characters are on a hunt for a rare herb that they plan to steal from a conflicting Organization, and from a moving train no less.
I hope you enjoy!
This week, Mark and I talk about the rules and character creation of Steam Spy, Mark’s game.
Mark has adapted the basic game rules into a more traditional RPG system. We talk a little bit about how this will work in game.
We create my character, and explain different elements of the game.
After that, we get into a few smaller topics like D&D Beyond.
I hope you enjoy!
This episode, Steve decided to come back down to Earth to join us Terrans and record a podcast this week!
We talk all about NPC’s this week; everything from how to utilize them to our favorite NPC creations.
I hope you enjoy.
Wish of the Week
I GOT A NEW DESK!
Damn the Man, Save the Music
Kingdom Hearts 3 – Steve
Top Secret…Cont.
RPG Reflection
Steve’s GM episodes.
Our favorite characters/NPC’s we’ve created and why?
Is there a key to making good NPC’s?
Should NPC’s be part of the Party?
How much detail should you put into an NPC?
How do you make NPCs unique? Or should you?
How do you keep players from killing off important NPCs too early?
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