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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2009 · 1H 16M

RPPR Episode 26: Going Postal – Mailbag Madness

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We’ve received a lot of messages from listeners so we thought we discuss a few of them. This show covers a lot of topics, from our personal favorite RPGs, the indie RPG Dread, to dealing with out of control house rules and other issues. We also got our first donation, so if you like the show, help us pay for the hosting and Gencon this year. Plus Tom has some gaming New Year’s Resolutions in his letter and of course shout outs and an anecdote. Shout outs: 221 Films and The Assemblage of the Crystal Sphere: A D&D Story: A mockumentary about the culmination of a 5 year D&D campaign, in a very wry manner. We will have a full review in the next episod. Wild Country: A Scottish werewolf movie.  It has gore and nearly indecipherable Scottish brogue. Crossover  Comic Archives: As listener Tadonari Oyama writes “A very silly sprite comic series” If you want to read comics where Chun Li teams up Sonic the Hedgehog to fight illiteracy and mutant badgers. Poultrygeist: A Troma movie about chicken spirits, Indian burial grounds and zombies. Also, blood and gore. Saving Stone: A prequel to the hilarious novel, Game Night and it’s a free pdf to boot! Read it already. Spelunky: A roguelike platformer with randomly generated levels. Get the treasure before you die a horrible death. Music: Mailing it in by Allied Radio

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