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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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Posted in Carnagecast | Tagged call of cthulhu, Carnagecast, gaylord, GMing, horror, modern, podcasts, Role-Playing Games, vampire: the masquerade
Carnagecast 22: Brad Younie of Carnivore Games and The Day After Ragnarok
By Tyler on April 23, 2012
In episode 22, Interview with the Gamer prowls the lonesome back roads of New England to find Brad Younie, president of Carnivore Games. Brad tells us about the games he ran at Carnage in Wonderland and goes a bit more into The Unexplained, his role-playing game of paranormal phenomena investigators. He even lets slip the […]
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Posted in Carnagecast | Tagged alternate history, atomic overmind press, brad younie, Carnagecast, carnivore games, joe, modern, now playing, paranormal, Role-Playing Games, sword and sorcery, the day after ragnarok, the unexplained, world war ii
Carnagecast 18: Bethany Creaser and Conspiracy X 2.0
By Tyler on March 26, 2012
In episode 18 of Carnagecast, Bethany Creaser of Border Board Games and Green Mountain Gamers tells the story of how she and her husband first came to Carnage and then talks about hosting game days and nights in Vermont for Interview with the Gamer. To learn about Conspiracy X 2.0, Autopsy of a Game turns […]
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Posted in Carnagecast | Tagged a song of ice and fire, bethany, Board Games, border board games, Carnagecast, conspiracies, conspiracy x 2.0, derby line, eden studios, fantasy, game days, game nights, Green Mountain Gamers, modern, podcasts, Role-Playing Games, science fiction, supernatural, vermont