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Episode 10 has been released! - Ep. 10 - Holier Than Thou This week on Spellburn, we’re continuing our series of up-close-and-personal looks at individual character classes. Tonight, by popular listener request, we’re going to cover the cleric class, which in Dungeon Crawl Classics, is NOT your fath...

Oh yeah, hirelings are always a great option as well. My smaller groups in S&W games always take a few along.

My first recommendation would be to still start with a 0-level. They are great fun and in my opinion help really get a DCC RPG game started off right and give players the sense of feel of a DCC RPG game. Easier to lose a 0-level character! I say this as a person that tends to not like playing more t...

Brave Halfling has definitely put out product in the past - I have some sitting on my shelf at home! As some have noted I think he's just had a bad string of luck just as he started to expand the Brave Halfling offerings. I went in for $20 on the Appendix N stuff on the Kickstarter. So far I have re...

darjr wrote:Love the podcast! Thanks!

Looking forward to the spell dual exposition. Will there be a bit of podcasted play in that one?

There will be some podcasted play in that one, focusing on the spell duel itself.

And Episode 9 has been released - the post Gen Con episode! The Spellburners are finally recovered from Gen Con 2013, but our pain is your gain, because this week we’re discussing all the dungeon crawling news, noteworthy events, and even how we met Hugh the Barbarian, all at this years’ Gen Con. Pl...

@SavageGM tells the tale of running 7 DCC RPG games at DragonCon on his quest for the World Tour Belt Buckle!

DragonCon DCC RPG Road Crew Report ...A cautionary tale of pushing your limits.

The Iron Tavern reviews The Seven Deadly Skills of Sir Amoral the Misbegotten the latest in the Campaign Elements line from Purple Duck Games, authored by Daniel Bishop.

Review: The Seven Deadly Skills of Sir Amoral the Misbegotten

Yeah, I am one of the judges who typically run that one without leveling folks up. I do replenish ranks from the keep area and Doug's idea of gaining some even on the steps is a great idea as well. I will likely steal that for the next time I run it!

These days summers require much more effort to keep the campaign going. I blame the longer days of sunlight more than anything else though. Realistically we probably have fewer things scheduled in the evenings. But with it staying later out, the kids stay up later, no school, we walk the dog later, ...

Episode 8 has been released! This week on Spellburn, we invited a bonafide Dungeon Crawl Classics neophyte to the show to share his reviews, rants, and reservations about our favorite system. You know we love this game – we’re doing a podcast about it – but what about everyone’s favorite grumpy grog...

The Iron Tavern reviews The Folk of Osmon from Purple Duck Games and written by Daniel Bishop. Written as part of the Campaign Elements line, it is another great offering in the series.

Review: The Folk of Osmon

The Spellburn crew invokes Harley Stroh for Episode 7! Don't miss this interview with Harley Stroh:

http://spellburn.com/2013/07/29/episode ... ley-stroh/

I notice that the site is down this morning & afternoon....revision for a new podcast, asks the hopeful addict? Well shoot! I have pinged out tech guy about the availability of the site. As for the new episode. The plague has struck our podcast editor with OCD-like tendencies. I am fairly certa...

I'm torn, I like hangouts, they really do work well most the time but the overall g+ experience sucks. I am getting used to the non-intuitive quirks as I go, but I am a sad panda every time I see "whats Hot on google plus" on my feed and it's some discussion about depends adult undergarme...

Roll20 and G+ Hangouts is the way to go in my opinion.

I do not have much interest in a slipcase edition. I have two rulebooks already and if I were to pick up another it would be one of the limited edition ones and not a 3rd printing of the main rulebook in a slipcase.

Skars wrote:Any updates for us John? Been about a month since the last one.

Here is a link to the Kickstarter update from last week:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/177 ... sts/537317

A review of The Black Goat from Purple Duck Games written by Daniel Bishop has been posted at The Iron Tavern.

Review: The Black Goat

silver wrote:Damn. Jeffrey beat me to the punch again.

I am sneaky fast like that!

And we have gone live with Episode 5! Episode 5: A Mercurial Magic System This week on Spellburn we take a look at wizard magic! Described by some as a set of rules that out-Vancian the Vancian Magic System, we’ll take you through the entire system with some live-play examples. From spellchecks to m...

Seriously Jeff, this is such a cool addition to the community. The quality of the production is very high, and it's such a great way to learn about what's going on. Props to Jobe and Jim for the production values. It appears Jobe is OCD about all things audio which has helped immensely with getting...

The CE series got its genesis in my home game, like most of the things I write do. I needed stuff like this, so I figured others might need similar stuff. I had a talk (via email) with the very good folks at Purple Duck Games, and here we are. I was able to figure out where Falcate Idol fit in my g...

Raven_Crowking wrote:Thank you for your kind words.

If there is a chance you could link the review to the RPG Now site, that would be super-cool!

I like the niche this new product line fills! Looking forward to others.

I can't leave an RPG Now review as I received my review copy outside of RPG Now.

A review of The Falcate Idol from Purple Duck Games, written by Daniel Bishop has been posted at The Iron Tavern. Looks like a promising new line from Purple Duck Games!

Review: The Falcate Idol