A regular episode? The heck you say! We're finally back with a regular episode... sorta. Our campaign stalled a bit due to more real life so we recap the big combat at the end of Pastor of Puppets and I talk about the Kobolds Ate My Baby and Serenity RPG sessions I ran at Gryphcon in Guelph this past weekend. Woot!

Links:

• Savage Worlds Adventure Deck - I goofed! The Adventure Deck is a $9.95 PDF available from Pinnacle's online store.
• Smith & Robards - Pinnacle's online store's main page.
• Gryphcon - A gaming convention in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
• Kobolds Ate My Baby
• Serenity RPG
• The Great Canadian Baycon - A gaming convention in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
• Savage Worlds Explorers Society

This episode was a lot of fun to record. I had the opportunity and privilege to interview Andy Hopp, the creator of the Low Life RPG. Andy was great to speak with and he talked about Low Life (past, present & future), his current projects, and shared some of his opinions on matters relating to the gaming industry in general. You owe it to yourself to listen to this one; it's a keeper! And, because I really like the picture, here's the Cremefillian Jeezle Freak that Andy drew that he mentioned in the interview:

Uncto the Thrust, Cremefillian Holy Roller

Andy Hopp's Sites:
• AndyHopp.com
• Low Life
• The Wanderer's Guild
• Mutha Oith Creations
• Con on the Cob

Links Mentioned In Interview:
• Larry Elmore
• Margaret Weis
• Sovereign Stone RPG:
• Goodman Games
• 3AM Games
• Project H
• Worm Quartet

Thanks to Sam Chupp for bringing Carpe GM to the Second Life universe. Sam Created the RPG Podcasters Forum on Second Life and posted our logo on the wall. Click here to check out the interior of the RPG Podcasters Place at Podcast Island.

So Valentine's Day temporarily postponed our next campaign session so, in the interest of maintaining the release schedule I set for myself, I recorded this bonus episode about gaming conventions in Toronto. I go off on a bit of rant on a few occasions but, in all honesty, I think that the con scene in Toronto should be way bigger and better than it is and I offer up some of my pointed opinions. Just remember that these are my opinions and that my memory isn't perfect. If I'm factually in error about anything I've said please correct me.

As it's currently 11:30 PM on Thursday evening I'm going to upload the show without theme music and bumpers just so that I can get some sleep and not be a zombie at work tomorrow. Enjoy!

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