Sleeping Grush Episode 25: The Future's So Bright

An episode of the The Sleeping Grush Podcast podcast, hosted by Sleeping Grush, titled "Sleeping Grush Episode 25: The Future's So Bright" was published on November 26, 2024 and runs 36 minutes.

November 26, 2024 ·36m · The Sleeping Grush Podcast

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Summary

Jon and Matt talk about the future of Freeblades, Jon's Retirement, and the overall path forwards for DGS games. The hub for all things Faelon is www.dgsgames.com. For more information on Falkaar check out the world anvil here https://www.worldanvil.com/w/faelon-dgsgames/a/the-kingdom-of-falkaar-article If you enjoyed the episode please hit that like and subscribe button so you can see our future episodes as they release. Once again thank you to our wonderful sponsors over at the Cardboard Corner Cafe, for allowing us to use their space as a recording studio! Check them out at their website here https://cardboardcornerkc.com/.

Episode Description

Jon and Matt talk about the future of Freeblades, Jon's Retirement, and the overall path forwards for DGS games. The hub for all things Faelon is www.dgsgames.com. For more information on Falkaar check out the world anvil here https://www.worldanvil.com/w/faelon-dgsgames/a/the-kingdom-of-falkaar-article If you enjoyed the episode please hit that like and subscribe button so you can see our future episodes as they release. Once again thank you to our wonderful sponsors over at the Cardboard Corner Cafe, for allowing us to use their space as a recording studio! Check them out at their website here https://cardboardcornerkc.com/.

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