
Western: The Baron of Barbary Coast, Part 3 of 3
The San Francisco earthquake of 1906 was the beginning of the end for the Barbary Coast. The district was heavily damaged by the quake and the subsequent fires. Reconstruction did happen and it did se...
5 Jun 201856min

Interview with Fredrik Malmberg
We are happy to announce that we had the pleasure and great honor of welcoming a true legend in the Swedish roleplaying industry, Fredrik Malmberg, on the show. Fredrik was one the founders of Äventyr...
4 Jun 201855min

Curse of Strahd 09: 4'33
Four minutes, thirty-three seconds is a composition by the American composer John Cage from 1952. The score instructs the performers not to play their instruments for the duration of the piece. It is ...
31 Mai 201850min

Western: The Baron of Barbary Coast, Part 2 of 3.
The Barbary Coast was San Francisco's red light district during the latter part of the 19th and early 20th century. It featured dance halls, saloons, variety shows and brothels. It was the California ...
29 Mai 201851min

Curse of Strahd 08: Tastevin
The color of the wine is one indicator of how mature it is. As wine is stored and aged in dark cellars, Burgundian winemakers in the Middle Ages created the tastevin, a shallow saucer-like cup made of...
24 Mai 201854min

Western: The Baron of Barbary Coast, Part 1 of 3
The War Between the States is over, but the bitterness and the conflicts still remain. Ranch wars flare, rumors of gold summon thousands of adventurers, peaceful towns live in fear of outlaw gangs and...
22 Mai 20181h 5min

Curse of Strahd 07: Wallachia
The area known as Wallachia is a historical region of Romania that, under the leadership of the legendary voivode Radu the Black, broke free from Hungary in 1290. As the years passed the Ottoman Empir...
17 Mai 201857min

Curse of Strahd 06: Métis
The French word Métis is derived from the latin mixtus and refers to a hybrid or someone of mixed ancestry. The term is most commonly used for Canadians with dual Indian-White ancestry, typically trac...
10 Mai 201839min


















