In this sprawling episode, I talk with Daniel Harila Carlsen and Brian Yaksha, the creative team behind Duginthroat Divided, an equally sprawling adventure module for OSE. Due to quantum fluctuations below the event horizon, the episode unfortunately wasn’t ready to air while Duginthroat was crowdfunding, but you’ll still be able to get a copy in the first half of 2026.

Daniel’s Links

Portfolio: https://danielharilacarlsen.myportfolio.com/

itch.io: https://daniel-harila.itch.io/

DTRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/29361/mudknight-media

Brian’s Links

If you can find him, you’ve earned your audience with him.

Hosted by Walton Wood

Liber Ludorum: https://liberludorum.com

Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/liberludorum.com

Music, audio editing & engineering by Ryan Parmer

Bandcamp: https://ryanparmer.bandcamp.com/

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/phasen

Join me as a I speak with Zoe Franznick, cohost of the Maniculum Podcast, which examines adapting medieval textual content into TTRPG content. In this episode, we chat about her and Mac Boyle's first major publishing project, Marginal Worlds: a collection of 50 magical items adapted from manuscript marginalia.

The Maniculum Podcast & Marginal Worlds

Marginal Worlds on Kickstarter

The Maniculum

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Join me for a chat with Tim Hutchings as we talk about his recent perspective-drawing game-type-thing A Collection of Improving Exercises and its relation to his journalling game-type-thing Thousand Year Old Vampire.