My endless campaign of sending you to other places for entertainment like a goddamn moron continues!

Take a gander at Lady Sabre and the Pirates of the Ineffable Aether. It’s got swordplay, guns, airships, and lots of starched collars. Start at the beginning, why not.

Sorry for the delay, ladies and germs, but here’s the last episode of the first season of Nuka Break.

Miss an episode or just wanna catch up? Booya.

I shouldn’t keep telling you to buy things I don’t profit from, but I’m crazy. Possibly crazaaaay.

If you were able to get through my TL;DR gushing about Legends of the Wulin, it might be the kind of thing you’d want to buy. Only maybe when you tried to buy it the store was all like, “I don’t know what that is, go away.” Well, that’s fixed! Get it now.

Check out Jim Zubkavich’s Skullkickers, now serialized online for free. Like some kind of “online” “comic book.” They’re all the rage these days.

A checklist of why you might (should) like it.

Fantasy
Monsters
Violence
Also some guns

Enjoy!

Looks like you guys helped to push Legend over the $10,000 mark for Child’s Play. So, well done, nerds!

And I heard from several folks who are going to run or have already run some Homicidal Transients. The latter camp included a one-shot that turned out to be a shared hallucinatory (and half-real, maybe?) episode brought on by the True Fae in Changeling, so well done there.

But if you aren’t picking up Legends of the Wulin, I just don’t know what to do with you.

Lastly, in case you missed it last week, we’re making an Atomic Robo RPG. The news made quite a splash with nerds, nerd press, and even got top billing over the announcement of D&D 5e over at CNN, which I consider to be the most accurate and unbiased news source in the world suddenly.