SQ 035 Sidereal Confluence - Blood on the Clocktower - Shadow Under Devil’s Reef

Andrew puts his trigger finger to work with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, but then takes a Halloween cabin in the woods vacation to play games with friends including Warhammer 40K Kill Team,  Sidereal Confluence, and Blood on the Clocktower.

Steve got his Halloween on as well and played Hyperborea RPG rules set, but adventured through DCC's  Shadow Under Devil’s Reef by Jon Hook. He also descended into the Nine Hells in his D&D 5E game where he answered prayers, avoided meteors, cavorted with devils, and visited a floating castle.

 

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This episode is sponsored by Exalted Funeral, and we talk about their new releases – Duck Quest - Quack Starter edition by Darcy Perry & The Banshee of Billfort by Joseph C. Wolf & Darcey Perry, an adventure zine to eggsplore the wetlands of the Quaking Quag.

Quack upon a time, in the days of the Quacken, between the age when Atlast Isle was swallowed by the Maelstrom, and the rise of the Ducks of Anas, there was a lot of really funky stuff going on in AquaLoonia. And unto this, hither came a party of Adventurers, destined to have a really good time. Only YOU can tell their saga. Only YOU can tell of their tales of high adventure!

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