[Q&A] Nathan Maher & Tobias White (Spooks! Welcome to the Great Beyond: Mortal Intrusion)

[20:01] <+NathanRMaher> Hello, I am Nathan Reese Maher. I’ve been playing tabletop since 1991 and I’ve been writing games since 2011ish.

[20:01] <+TobiasWhite> Hello, I am Tobias White, Illustrator and co Author of Spooks! WTTGB Mortal Intrusion

[20:02] <+NathanRMaher> The Mortal Intrusion is an expansion to the already amazing Spooks! Welcome to the Great Beyond.  MI takes place in the Land of the Living set in the 1920s+

[20:04] <+NathanRMaher> Players take on the role of divergents, humans who are beyond humans through either skill or supernatural ability.  People can play as the Blessed, Common Folk, ESPers, Exemplars, Faekin, Magi and Zoonthropes.

[20:04] <+NathanRMaher> With advanced technologies, magical rites, tomb portals and faerie doors the Living have found means to enter the Great Beyond.

 

[Q&A] Mike Stewart (Victorious: Steampunk Adventure in the Age of SuperMankind)

[19:06] <+MikeStewart> Mike Stewart  has written two adventure modules for Castles & Crusades, Verdant Rage and Shadows of the Halfling Hall, as well as writing the Castellan’s Guide to Early Medieval Arms and Armor and a contributor to the C&C Players Handbook, Castle Keepers Guide, Monsters & Treasures books and also Crusader Magazine. He is currently a host on the old-school pod

[19:06] <+MikeStewart> cast Save or Die, and occasionally refers to himself in the third person.

[19:08] <+MikeStewart> Currently I have written a game called Victorious to be published by Troll Lord Games.  It’s a steampunk role-playing game with the addition of masked heroes and villains referred to as “SuperMankind” in the literary Victorian era.

[Q&A] Ronald Joy (Mystos)

[19:04] <+Blackstone> Hello everyone – I’m the lead designer for Mystos: The Role Playing Game. This is Blackstone Entertainment, Inc’s first published tabletop game, and we’re really excited to talk to you about it.

[Q&A] John Serembe (Order of the Link)

[22:04] <+JSerembe> I am John Serembe – my game is the Order of the Link, a tabletop RPG.  I’ve been using it for about 35 years and thought it would be fun to throw it out there.

[Q&A] Ryan Schoon (The Traveler’s Guide to Edara)

[19:04] <+LoremasterRyan> Well alright! I’m Ryan Schoon, I’m the lead writer for the game Edara: A Steampunk Renaissance and the follow up that is now on Kickstarter, The Traveler’s Guide to Edara. I have been freelancing in the RPG industry for a few years and have worked on several independent games by companies like Green Ronin and Third Eye Games

[19:05] <+LoremasterRyan> I bring that amount of writing experience to the Traveler’s Guide to Edara, which is full of awesome setting information. (done)

 

[Q&A] Michael Surbrook, Dave Mattingly, Jason Walters (Larger Than Life: Tall Tale Adventures)

[19:06] <+DaveMattingly> I’m Dave Mattingly, president of BlackWyrm Games.

[19:06] <+DaveMattingly> We publish gaming supplements and settings, plus other stuff.

[19:06] <+DaveMattingly> At the moment, we’re kickstarting Michael Surbrook’s Larger Than Life.

[Q&A] Jim McGarva (Strike! RPG)

[19:04] <+Jimbozig> Alright, well I’m Jim and my game is Strike! This is my first foray into game publishing, and my first kickstarter.

[19:05] <+Jimbozig> Strike is an RPG with the core idea of getting interesting and varied outcomes with lots of choices, but without having a ton of rules.

[19:06] <+Jimbozig> It’s got tactical combat influenced strongly by D&D4e, but with a lot of adjustments to make things run faster and have less overhead.

[19:07] <+Jimbozig> The non-combat system is most similar to Mouse Guard, although it’s quite different in a number of ways, too. A skill roll is just 1d6 every time to get one of 5 results.

[19:08] <+Jimbozig> The goal, for me, was to take my favourite gaming experiences and make a system that can give me those as simply as possible.