A tentative return to in-person gaming finds Des, Jen, and new member Andrew exploring the cozy eldritch mysteries of Brindlewood Bay.

Rainy runs most of the group through a short Ryuutama campaign as a palette-cleanser after the intensity of MTNG.

Ah, but we weren't quite finished! This yet-to-be-completed entry in our Vampire Duet series kicked off with a handful of episodes.

A short series featuring the D6 System-powered Zorro RPG; part of our early attempts to adjust to pandemic gaming.

Intended as a longer campaign set in Dragon Pass, this RQG campaign ended up coming to a premature end.

Larkins debuts his original RPG of 80s martial arts/action, ACTION INTERNATIONAL!, with this two-part homage to GLOW.

Renae's inaugural bow as GM sees her running a two-session Call of Cthulhu one-shot set at the end of the world.

Jade takes the helm to run this fun D&D-esque game of wee little forest creatures defending their woodland realm.

Our final official Short Order, a Call of Cthulhu scenario run online with Des and Patreon backer Miika.

In our final group Short Order special, we take the classic comedy RPG Paranoia (2nd edition) for a spin.

A Short Order session (with a short cast of just two players!), running the Harlem Unbound scenario.

A Short Order session of gothic-feminist horror with an all-woman cast of players.

A short-lived experiment with the Shadowrun: Anarchy rules.

A Short Order session run using the "ash can" edition of Velvet Glove, a Powered by the Apocalypse game.

Jen takes the GM's chair for this Short Order run of a classic Delta Green scenario.

We take the Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition playtest rules for a spin. (Run by Des.)

A centuries-spanning Vampire: the Masquerade chronicle set in the same continuity as our VtM/Hunter duet games. (Run by Des.)

A Castle Falkenstein game of steampunk and magic set in an alternate Victorian Earth!

Our mini-campaign of Jason Morningstar's brilliant (and intense) game of female Soviet bomber pilots in WWII (continues into 2016).

Our sister podcast, Crit This!, tackles another experimental rules-lite indie game. (Run by David Schimpff.)