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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2019 · 1H

David Larkins Interview

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Episode 111 - David Larkins Interview (a.k.a Go Kill A Giant) Line Editor for the King Arthur Pendragon RPG, author of Berlin: The Wicked City and more, David Larkins joins the lads this time to talk about his writing and all thing Pendragon related. Hear about Greg Stafford's legacy, the future direction for the line, different modes of play and all the latest info on Chaosium's laser-focused Arthurian RPG. As well as thoughts on alternate settings, art directions and more, Dave chats about his design process and inspirations, a must for all Chaosium fans. You can find the free Greg Day scenarios, including Pendragon: Quest of the Red Blade and adventures for Call of Cthulhu, Runequest, 7th Sea and more by following this link. Fancy yourself as an artist or writer for one of the Chaosium game lines? You can find more about game content submissions here. Want to hear was actual-play sounds like and get some great examples of games in action? Dave's podcast has you covered. Get in touch, the lads love to hear from you! Facebook: facebook.com/thesmartparty Twitters: twitter.com/the_smart_party Email: [email protected] Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/thesmartparty Patreons: patreon.com/thesmartparty

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