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In Episode 91, Keepers Murf, Jon, and Dan welcome guest Badger McInnis, mastermind of the Feed the Shoggoth card game, and attendee of the recent HP Lovecraft Film Festival in Portland. This episode was recorded on November 3, 2015.
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The Delta Green RPG Kickstarter wrapped up a very successful campaign with 2,533 backers pledging $362,324. Jon introduces us to Blackout: Journey Into Darkness, a cooperative board game that takes the dungeon crawl idea, and brings it into the post apocalyptic survival genre with Mythos-ish monsters. In an update from Oscar at Golden Goblin Press tells us that friend of the show, community member, and artist extraordinare Ian MacLean will be doing to cover art for Dread Shadows in Paradise, the Caribbean based Mythos fiction anthology edited by Brian Sammons!Feedback
Good evening gentlemen, I just found the podcast courtesy of Stitcher suggesting it (listening to episode 90 now) and really enjoying the discussion. Though, I have to say I’m still of the camp that it’s a byakee in The Festival. Food for thought on it – consider the “Montauk monster” from a few years back and how it was misidentified. I can’t wait to check out the back catalog of episodes. Beyond thanking you for good edutainment, I have a request and a suggestion. The request: I’m one of the organizers of a gaming convention dedicated to tabletop social games (board games, miniatures games, RPGs, etc.) that will be holding our third year in Warwick, RI Feb. 5-7 2016 – http://captaincon.com/ I’m actively trying to grow our role playing game presence and, as a fan of CoC, I’d love to see some Keepers running sessions (especially since we feature around the clock gaming) throughout the weekend. Can you help me put the call out for keepers and players? We’re actively taking submissions from organizers of game sessions. Now the suggestion: If you haven’t seen it yet, a friend of mine in the publishing industry has a really cool Kickstarter going on that I think you and your listeners might find interesting. Thanks in advance folks and would love to see if MU could make it to CaptainCon next year. Best, Paul Shoemaker Director of Operations, CaptainCon