"In episode 49, the whole MUP crew steps back into the old sandbox again with our special guest, podcaster and comics encyclopedia Aron Head from Ideology of Madness. We chat about Mythos influence in the realm of comics, as well as Aron’s interesting approach to building game worlds with players.
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We’ve got a slew of Kickstarter news:
Golden Goblin Press passed its goal for Tales of the Crescent City within 24 hours after launch. Now they’re smashing through stretch goals like a Jambalaya Juggernaut.
Check out an interview with Oscar Rios, the president of Golden Goblin Press, on Diehard GameFAN.
**You can also hear Murph interview Oscar for a quick update in our feed here.
There’s also a pretty sharp Cthulhu gamer jersey up on Kickstarter. Great for game day. Yeah, if your game is REAL ULTIMATE COSMIC HORROR. Nobody wins.
Old school wargaming company RAFM launched a KS for the “official 7th Edition” Call of Cthulhu minis line. [Note: your old minis will still work.]
Speaking of minis, Chad mentions a Lovecraftian skirmish game called Strange Aeons that Geek and Sundry’s Teri Litorco reviewed and played on her wargaming vlog.
And if you needed more things to spend you money on, lookee — there’s a new Call of Cthulhu video game based on the Chaosium RPG!"
Check it out-
MU Podcast 049- The Ideology of Sandboxing | Miskatonic University Podcast:
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