Stargoyle

The Scream in the Cave? Man, I don't know if I want art of that

Not bad! Here's the iTunes link that their site needs.

It was just a riff on Brian's "Eat all the dicks, YouTube." Observing that YouTube is where you would go to see such a thing.

I had no idea that was a thing, but back when they first described their cramped situation I started dreaming up something that is pretty much exactly that. Only difference is that I was thinking of incorporating pachinko-style rods along with--possibly instead of--the ramps. Nice work! I may try to fork the design. ETA: According to Wikipedia, these things have been around since at least the fourth century!

Yeah, I didn't think to look at the episode page because I hadn't been able to D/L the episode.

See http://forum.earwolf.com/topic/9733-character-drawings/ Look for "Lukas T" You'll know it when you see it.

The official D&D podcast is (was?) normally shop talk, but they've also hosted the PAX celebrity D&D sessions, as well as some one-offs of their own. They're short (about two hours of total play time) but a lot of fun.

I'm guessing they couldn't find time to record over the holidays.

Bravo! I was hoping something like this would show up.

Well, once you botch the odds of something bad happening are even greater, true. But for any given roll, there's only about 0.5% chance of ending up with a bad botch outcome. Of course, given enough rolls... I'm not sure how they're handling percentile roles—although I believe it was mentioned recently—but if they do the usual "double zeroes are 100" and the bad botch table is 90-100 then it is actually an 11% chance of a bad outcome.

First thing I opened for Christmas was this podcast.

I figured this belongs here:

For people (like me) who keep losing track of the episode pics:

I love that he got much more fervent after his near death (far death?) experience.

That's too funny. I would *die* if I came across this.

Dark Dungeons was adapted as an a few years ago, and there's a current project underway to shoot a (licensed!) live action version.

I have to give it to you, that seems to be exactly what BP is thinking.

And Moonboy for all I know.

So basically, an Anti-Sir Richard.

Gygax Magazine has Cory Doctorow's ruleset for a four year old.

I am pleasantly surprised to find that Brian has some roleplaying depth. Good show.

They went so cheap, too!

Remember Galileo: a 300lb. Amarth hits the deck just as fast as a 400lb. one.

Metal dice aren't uncommon (google will show a bunch for sale,) but I doubt that Sark's are actually depleted uranium.

According to WotC, "Male goliaths generally have hair only on their limbs" However, many artists ignore that.