Reunited again after a tense romp through the Striges’ woods, somewhat battered pilots Francesca, Geneve and Zelig make a daring moutainside takeoff, get shortchanged by supernatural high-rollers, and brawl with the crew of muscle daddies who run the local slaughterhouse over a rent dispute.

Life in Maralto sure keeps you on your toes…

If you feel like there just isn’t enough aeropunk fantasy adventure in your life, Erika Chappell is working her heart out to get Flying Circus ready to print. While you wait, check out her other games at Newstand Press.

With their rookie’s plane going down in tatters and the capabilities of their rotted adversary still unknown, Zelig and Francesca make a rough landing in the wooded glade. Things get complicated when Geneve and her crashed plane aren’t in the same place…

If you feel like there just isn’t enough aeropunk fantasy adventure in your life, Erika Chappell is working her heart out to get Flying Circus ready to print. While you wait, check out her other games at Newstand Press.

After a bender culminating in some ill advised purchases, squadmates Francesca, Zelig and Geneve find themselves once again on the wrong end of debt collector’s attention. Despite not really understanding how the homeless mystic will pay them, they decide to take Drifty’s offer to clear the skies over the mountain pass… and run into the horrors of both Maralto’s magic, and its past.

Flying Circus is a roleplaying game currently being developed by Erika Chappell, who has created a great many quirky and fun indie-games to date under the umbrella of Newstand Press. Check ’em out!

With their victory over the pirate at the Pontoon having gone reasonably well, Zelig and Francesca return to the Span to conduct vital business and give Geneve a chance to recover from her crash landing. Naturally tensions manage to run hot as the stresses of the flight bubble over, and its anyone’s guess how those will shake out…

Flying Circus is a roleplaying game currently being developed by Erika Chappell, who has created a great many quirky and fun indie-games to date under the umbrella of Newstand Press. Check ’em out!

With Dandy’s return to the table, the Liberation Industries crew dive in guns blazing to playtest Erika Chappell’s Flying Circus, the game of high passions and deadly airplane combat in a fantastical post-apocalyptic world.

In the turbulent seascapes and scattered settlements of Maralto, squads of pilots fight for glory and the adulation of the masses. The problem is that currently Francesca, Zelig and Geneve are all a long way from home, dirt broke in the merchant towns of The Span, and have just been robbed. A pirate raid could not have come at a better time…

Flying Circus is a roleplaying game currently being developed by Erika Chappell, who has created a great many quirky and fun indy-games to date under the umbrella of Newstand Press. Check ’em out!

With their exhaustion building and their ties to the world of the living growing ever weaker, the two Corax agents make the final descent into the surreal guts of the haunted factory, ready to face whatever echoes of the past and present remain.

In case the title didn’t make it completely obvious, these sessions were played using Evil Hat’s Don’t Rest Your Head, a tension-pumping horror game of insomnia, delusion and unreality. Definitely worth checking out.

Incidentally, in the little debrief at the end of the session we spend a fair bit of time talking about a little module by Jason Morningstar, The Rooftop Necropolis of the Blood Mummy, which is also worth a read if you’re in the mood for a unique fantasy setting.

After a messy encounter with a projection, Henry and Tyler limp on into the depths of the ghost ridden factory, in search of the truth and their missing compatriot. But as the ghost-world around them gets more nightmarish and pervasive, will they survive long enough to understand?

In case the title didn’t make it completely obvious, these sessions were played using Evil Hat’s Don’t Rest Your Head, a tension-pumping horror game of insomnia, delusion and unreality. Definitely worth checking out.

After a previous investigation went catastrophically wrong, Corax Incorporated “cleaners” Tyler and Henry are sent in to deal with an abandoned industrial complex’s ghost problems. But with their own souls already tiptoeing on the edge of the abyss, will they be able to resolve the horrors of the past?

In case the title didn’t make it completely obvious, these sessions were played using Evil Hat’s Don’t Rest Your Head, a tension-pumping horror game of insomnia, delusion and unreality. Definitely worth checking out.

Taking Evil Hat’s brilliant insomnia-drenched horror game Don’t Rest Your Head and flipping it sideways, seasoning it royally with dried fragments of The Frighteners and Orpheus… and you can see pretty well how it was we got here.

This is the introduction and character creation for our session of Don’t Rest the Dead.

With gory reminders of the town’s panicked disputes still scattered in plain sight, the final showdown beckons for those who would decide the fate of the colony. The question remains as to how much colony there will be left to rule…

Nick Wedig continues to make fantastic Creative Commons games. Check them out over at Teapot Dome Games!

With resources growing thin and ambition flaring out of control, the settlers at Journey’s End turn on each other. It gets bloody fast.

Nick Wedig continues to make fantastic Creative Commons games. Check them out over at Teapot Dome Games!

Happy New Years imaginary listeners!

We break in 2018 with an episode of Nick Wedig’s scarcity driven space western, Longshot! Is this an ill omen? Maybe! But more importantly, will the residents of Journey’s End find out who murdered Sheriff Torkelson – and enough to eat for that matter – before dwindling resources finish them off?

Nick Wedig continues to make fantastic Creative Commons games. Check them out over at Teapot Dome Games!

With their new Iruvian operative rapidly co-opting Madame Tesslyn’s spy network, the Disciples move in to finish the job. All that stands in their way is a high end party, and the mischief of their new roommate…

Get your Blades on.

The Circle of the Flame have begun to take exception to the actions of the Disciples, and as problems escalate Vand the Whisper, Miss Ruby the Spider and new arrival Bran the Slide decide to root out the nearest threat… who just happens to be the most powerful spymaster in Silkshore.

Powered by Blades in the Dark. You could be too.

With the source of their tribulations located, the Disciples make their way to Brightstone in the hope of warning the interloper away from their turf. Will wit, lies and contract sorcery prove enough against the power and wealth of one of Doskvol’s noble houses?

Blades in the Dark is a creation of John Harper and is distributed by Evil Hat. Like its ancestor, Apocalypse World, it has begun to spawn a legion of new games… so check out Forged in the Dark if you’re interested.

With their reign of terror on the Docks having some unexpected side effects, the Disciples of the Depths formulate a plan to avoid eviction from their alms house. After all, they stole it fair and square… can Miss Ruby the Spider, Veleris the Hound and their recently returned friend Talitha the Leech staunch this redevelopment plan?

Blades in the Dark is a creation of John Harper and is distributed by Evil Hat. Like its ancestor, Apocalypse World, it has begun to spawn a legion of new games… so check out Forged in the Dark if you’re interested.

With Redriver Church’s secrets slowly coming to light, all hell breaks loose as battles are fought and monsters demand payment. The Immortal Bastard’s warlock is revealed, and those who live and those who die are decided by Lady Luck and the devil’s chosen kin…

The pursuit of the Devil John awaits. Will the posse find what they’re looking for? Or will their blood moisten the crimson soil of Redriver Church?

The Devil John Moulton is a game created by Nick Wedig, released under a creative commons license. You can find an alpha copy on Drivethru RPG, and it receives Liberation Industries’ enthusiastic endorsement.

Pastor Simons is dead, and with it the powder-keg that is Redriver Church draws closer to the flame. With both the church and their own demons against them, will the gunslingers be able to locate Devil John’s warlock before it is too late?

The pursuit of the Devil John awaits. Will the posse find what they’re looking for? Or will their blood moisten the crimson soil of Redriver Church?

The Devil John Moulton is a game created by Nick Wedig, released under a creative commons license. You can find an alpha copy on Drivethru RPG, and it receives Liberation Industries enthusiastic endorsement.

With monsters before them, monsters within, and their own guilt hard on their heels, the gunslingers followed the Immortal Bastard across the desert. In the town of Redriver Church they hunt a warlock hidden between a web of smugglers, strange local legends and a skittish but numerous clergy.

Though nothing is as it seems, one thing is certain. There will be blood.

Our Rogues Gallery, for those who were not present while we did Scut Work for the Demiurge, are as follows:

Padre Callehandro, an ill-starred and haunted priest, vessel to Thoth’Char the Patient.

“Daddy” Harry, a disgraced former sheriff granted infernal resilience by Sally the Juggernaut.

Dee, a laconic and stealthy bounty hunter and keeper of the Twins, a pair of clear eyed monsters.

“Sister” Mary, a vengeful former nun ensnared by the promises of Marius the Inescapable.

Lottie, a well bred young lady lost to madness, companion of the charming Mister Alistair.

Wilbur, a young farmer regretting his decision to barter the love of any he desires for a piece of his heart, currently housing the irresistable Anton the Vain.

The pursuit of the Devil John awaits. Will the posse find what they’re looking for? Or will their blood moisten the crimson soil of Redriver Church?

The Devil John Moulton is a game created by Nick Wedig, released under a creative commons license. You can find an alpha copy on Drivethru RPG, and it receives Liberation Industries enthusiastic endorsement.

With the help of special guests Trentacles, Estee, Seb and a bottle of Kraken, the Liberation Industries team get their Satan on with Nick Wedig’s The Devil John Moulton.

In the interests of appropriate data to support this developing system, this episode focuses on the Devil John’s excellent character creation minigame. For those of you who would prefer to skip to the story, a summary will be provided with the next episode.

So grab a shot of your best sipping whiskey and enjoy the shenanigans that ensue.

The Devil John Moulton is published by Nick Wedig under a creative commons license, and is available on Drivthru RPG.

Pic is Gunslinger by Kenneth Lu on Flickr. CC A.