call of cthulhu
Oscar Rios
By Tara on September 19, 2018
[block id=”fast-five-2018″] Oscar Rios is the president of Golden Goblin Press, specializing in Call of Cthulhu role-playing content. This year at Carnage 21, you can find Oscar running games of Robotech and Cthulhu Invictus, as well as performing Glimpses Into the Empire — LIVE! TARA: What makes role-playing the Cthulhu mythos in a historical era […]
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Carnagecast 43: Role-Playing with Gaylord
By Tyler on May 13, 2013
In episode 43 of Carnagecast, Gaylord joins us to talk role-playing games. His personal history with the form goes back to watching his stepson play with college friends in the dining room, including a notable encounter with the lich Adolf Hitler. From there, he went on to Vampire: The Masquerade, Call of Cthulhu and more. […]
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Carnagecast 16: Nik Palmer and Dominant Species
By Tyler on March 12, 2012
In episode 16 of Carnagecast, Interview with a Gamer features Nik Palmer, longtime GM and former Carnage board member — and since recording, winner of Iron GM 2012 at TotalCon — talking about the multi-table Call of Cthulhu event which he co-ran at Carnage in Wonderland, using props and aids to fire player imagination, awesomeness […]
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Carnagecast 8: Triple Play and Arkham Horror
By Tyler on January 16, 2012
In episode 8 of Carnagecast, Interview with the Gamer hits the road, visiting Triple Play in West Lebanon, New Hampshire. Co-owner Sean Wolfe gives a little bit of history on the business and reveals why he got into running a game and comic shop. Then Tony Vandenberg talks about running tournaments and organizing store events […]
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Carnagecast 4: Tom Loney of Peryton Publishing and Dominion: Hinterlands
By Tyler on December 19, 2011
In episode 4 of Carnagecast, Interview with the Gamer meets up with Tom Loney, one of the brains behind the works of Peryton Publishing, purveyor of role-playing games, supplements and ‘zines. Then we launch Autopsy of a Game’s first installment, a review and commentary segment in which sage panelists dissect a game with keen, analytical […]
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Posted in Carnagecast | Tagged Board Games, call of cthulhu, Carnagecast, dan, dominion, dominion: hinterlands, elder tunnels, fantasy, h. p. lovecraft, horror, peryton fantasy role-playing game, peryton publishing, podcasts, qalidar, rio grande games, Role-Playing Games, spacers, tom loney, tunnels & trolls
Carnagecast 2: Uncommon Nonsense and Andre Kruppa
By Tyler on November 28, 2011
In episode 2 of Carnagecast, Rod Sheldon fills us in on the Uncommon Nonsense Charity Auction, a silent auction of donated games and other items whose proceeds benefited victims of flooding in Vermont caused by Hurricane Irene. Next, Interview with the Gamer visits Andre Kruppa, known on the New England convention circuit for his games’ […]
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