We’re now up to Part 7 of Unstoppable Momentum! At this point, things take a turn towards procedural crime! If you thought it was going to be all about crazy powers and saving the day, then you were correct, but only in narrow spurts with long stretches of waiting and watching criminals in between.
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Part 5 of Unstoppable Momentum is now online! Paul still has old contacts up his sleeves who can give him dirt on the criminal underground. It’s hard to lead a movement and not still have devotees just because the conflict ended on a nominal level.
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I’ve got another podcast! This one is done in partnership with some friends from the local gaming scene, and features discussion about war games and other tabletop nerdery. In particular, we focus on the Song of Ice and Fire war game. Our title art was done by Petirep! This first episode is about “The Invitational”, which is a big tournament for ASOIAF, and about Carlo, who runs the website a lot of community stuff hinges on.
Now, although I always appreciate support on Patreon, this is not a “Dawn Somewhere” project and I won’t be claiming it there (though as another heads up, Apple is forcing changes to the billing model in November anyway). I am providing hosting at the moment, but that’s because I’ve already got a site I’m paying for, so this spares the need to buy separate hosting, and why not.
Unstoppable Momentum, Part 4 is live! The dastardly yet not especially intelligent villain, Heatstroke, has taken hostages at the bank, and has functionally no plan beyond that. It’s up to our team of heroes to carefully dismantle the situation.
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Unstoppable Momentum is now online! I keep forgetting I need to update the front page of the website now, so Dungeon Men has concluded since the last post, and this new podcast has begun. It’s about the death of a great man, and the vacuum he leaves behind.
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Dungeon Men Parts 34 & 35 are online now!
I forgot I needed to update the website with a new post about episode 34, the changes are still so new to me. But at any rate, both the episodes are online now, and with that, Dungeon Men reaches its finale! Goodness it was a long one, but it was a fun game and a good story with a lot of twists and turns.
On Patreon, I’ve already posted the start of the next arc, which is “Unstoppable Momentum”.
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Part 33 of Dungeon Men is now available!
The party needs a little pep talk from Pythara, an insidious dragon they only just met who has openly selfish ulterior motives, but hey! When you’re in the dark, sometimes any light will do.
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I’ve written an article about the Ice and Fire Tabletop’s “Neutral” faction! It’s a neat part of the game, in that there’s a faction dedicated entirely to contracting so that you can fill out your roster if your own faction is weak in some specific department. The only problem is that a lot the mercenary options are really bad at the jobs themselves.
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I’ve done an article on the Amazing Digital Circus!
I did some videos about this show, but you know what? I honestly think a written essay is better. The structure is stronger, and you can read it at your personal speed.
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I’ve added an Articles page to the menu! There’s not much there yet, but it’s been a while since I’ve had reason to write up long-form essays about things I care about. Right now, it’s just nerdy screeds about the Song of Ice and Fire tabletop game, but there’s a brief article on the basics of how to get into the game, and another article about the ins and outs of the Lannister faction, punched up in a fashion that I hope is entertaining even if you don’t care about the game. Hopefully I’ll gradually add to that section over time. I could probably write more about the game, for sure, but who knows. I can feel the rust shaking out of the hinges putting those articles together, as it has been a while.
Even Reddit has a limit to what it’ll allow you to write in one post!
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