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An ENnie nominated, award-winning podcasting collective for storytellers. Listen to Dead Ghost Productions anywhere you get your podcasts, or at linktr.ee/deadghostpro Follow our guests and hosts: https://go.bsky.app/Fkpcx25

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Dylan@djmalenfant.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Hey, all! I'm starting up on StartPlaying with a few one shot sessions of Eat the Reich. If you want to be a vampire and fuck up some Nazis (and who doesn't?), links below. July 8: startplaying.games/adventure/cm...

Join Dinner at the Eiffel Tower - Discord - EAT THE REICH | StartPlaying Games

This game is a hyper-violent exercise in catharsis. You will play a vampire dropped like a bomb into Nazi-occupied Paris. From there, you will kill (and maybe eat) every Nazi between you and the moust...

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Aram@aramvartian.com · 4mo ago

Spent the morning building a new @deadghostpro.com Discord server and working on ways to better track ship combat in Dungeons and Dragons (thanks Voidsea) and Star Trek Adventures on Roll20 and DnD Beyond.

A digital tabletop game interface for a sci-fi space battle. In the center is a large, rocky, brown and white planet set against a starry space background, surrounded by a radar-like grid of dashed concentric circles and radial lines. On the left is a glowing green control panel for a green Romulan starship, featuring adjustable tracks with yellow pegs for "Shields," "Power," and various ship systems like engines and weapons. A corresponding Romulan ship token sits on the grid near the planet. On the right is a glowing blue control panel for a Federation starship, with identical tracking systems. A Federation ship token is positioned on the right side of the grid. At the bottom are three blue circular tokens on the left and seven red circular tokens on the right, all bearing the Starfleet insignia.A digital tabletop roleplaying game interface set up for a naval encounter. The background is a textured golden-orange color. In the center is a large, ornate dark wood frame enclosing a gridded map of bright teal ocean water, which contains two tiny rowboats. To the left of the frame is a top-down view of a large, wide wooden sailing ship equipped with cannons. The deck is populated with numerous green-bordered character tokens, with labels indicating various types of Dwarves. To the right of the frame is a top-down view of a smaller, narrower wooden sailing ship containing a handful of dark-bordered character tokens representing a different crew.
Dylan@djmalenfant.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I'm running two games, one after the other, and then releasing them interwoven. Kill the Reich is going to be run as written, smashing up Paris to kill Nazis. Night's Black Agents runs 50 years later to trace through the wreckage and eliminate any residual threats.

Dice Company@dicecompany.bsky.social · 2mo ago

You’ve been tasked with creating a TTRPG actual play! You have access to any players, any system and any budget. What you running? With who? And how?

A bookshelf packed with ttrpg sourcebooks. A glorious sight.
Aram@aramvartian.com · 8mo ago

We make @killeverymonster.com to be a critical voice of the most dominant TTRPG of all time. We make @deadghostpro.com because we love playing games and crafting fully immersive audio experiences.

Sam Langford@samsighs.bsky.social · 8mo ago

If you are making actual play TTRPG content, whether as a producer, GM or player, why do you do it? Are you intentional and thinking about your audience? Are you making something with the specific idea of someone else consuming the product, no matter how big or small that audience is?

Dylan@djmalenfant.bsky.social · 8mo ago

When we started making @killeverymonster.com, it was partially an exercise in venting frustration. It is also because, after years around the periphery of the people who design games I love, I wanted an excuse to talk to people I thought were cool. It's worked bafflingly well.

Sam Langford@samsighs.bsky.social · 8mo ago

If you are making actual play TTRPG content, whether as a producer, GM or player, why do you do it? Are you intentional and thinking about your audience? Are you making something with the specific idea of someone else consuming the product, no matter how big or small that audience is?

Dead Ghost@deadghostpro.com · 11mo ago

Join us tonight for the start of Season 5! Link to the Discord event: discord.gg/AmEqHTTxGU?e...

Join the Dead Ghost Productions Discord Server!

A Discord server for the Dead Ghost network and the Dungeons and Dragons podcast Kill Every Monster | 277 members

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Kill Every Monster@killeverymonster.com · 11mo ago

⛓️‍💥 Season 5 of Kill Every Monster has begun! ⛓️‍💥 To kick it off, we are joined by Zac from @carbon-and-iron.bsky.social for the Rust Monster. Join us TONIGHT at 8pm EST for a live listen to the Rust Monster episode and our Patreon-exclusive DM Notes.

A fantasy-themed podcast cover. The main image is a large, hand-drawn illustration of a fantastical creature called a Rust Monster. The monster is a large, reddish-brown insect-like creature with six legs, a feathered tail, and a bony snout. In the top right corner, there is a Polaroid photo of a man with a mohawk, beard, and red sunglasses, with the name "Zac" written on the bottom. The title "RUST MONSTER" is written in large, jagged, pink and yellow letters below the creature. The bottom of the image features a line of purple rocks and a line of text that says, "KILL EVERY MONSTER."
Aram@aramvartian.com · 12mo ago

We do this by having a Questions page on our website that answers the most common inquires listeners, guests, and sponsors have: killeverymonster.com/show/

A screenshot of the FAQ page for the 'Kill Every Monster' podcast. On the left, text explains that the show is a Dungeons and Dragons podcast that explores the lore of monsters. On the right, images showcase show-related content: a mobile phone playing an episode, two monster-themed enamel pins, and a section for other merchandise.
stellaluna 🔜 PAX West@stellaluna.tv · 12mo ago

i am once again begging actual play & podcast platforms to please list your cast & staff members somewhere — in your bio, an "about us" page, a pinned post, anything — i promise you it will help you get more clicks, partners, & sponsors in the long run. it adds accessibility & safety to your brand!

Aram@aramvartian.com · last yr.

I had a truly amazing GenCon, despite only playing one game. I think what I needed out of this convention was just to be around beautiful people that remind me why I play games. Thank you all for being amazing.

This is a stylish black and white photograph of a person standing with their arms crossed, looking off to the side with a thoughtful expression. The person has dark, medium-length hair and is wearing glasses. Their outfit consists of a dark, sleeveless t-shirt (a muscle tee) adorned with several small pins, and dark-wash jeans. Tattoos are visible on both of their upper arms. They are accessorized with a chain necklace holding a circular pendant and a distinctive round, dark pouch with a white graphic design hanging from their belt loop. The photograph is composed with blurred elements in the foreground, which creates a sense of depth and frames the subject in a candid, observational style. The black and white format enhances the focus on texture and light, contributing to the cool, contemplative mood of the image.This is a lively and joyful photograph of a woman, who appears to be a vendor at a market or convention, sharing a laugh with someone. She has a wonderfully expressive face, lit up with a wide, open-mouthed smile. Her unique and colorful style is prominent: she has blue and purple hair adorned with a headband of purple fabric flowers and light purple, iridescent horns. She wears black cat-eye glasses, which have decorative chains with dice-shaped charms, and her makeup includes bold black lipstick. She is situated behind a table filled with clear display trays containing small, colorful dice that she is selling. An overhead lamp illuminates her and her wares. The back of a customer is visible in the foreground, indicating a warm and positive interaction. The image beautifully captures a moment of genuine happiness and connection in a creative, social setting.This is a striking black and white profile portrait of a man cosplaying as Able the Table from the game "Date Everything." The man has a dark beard and mustache and is looking thoughtfully off to the right. He is wearing his distinctive wide-brimmed hat, which is uniquely adorned with a small platform holding white teacups. His costume consists of a jacket with a prominent wood-grain texture worn over a plaid button-down shirt. The black and white format of the photograph emphasizes the rich textures of his attire and beard, lending a classic and dramatic quality to the image. The tight, profile composition creates an artistic and contemplative portrait, focusing on the character he is portraying.This is a candid photograph of a young person with striking light-blue eyes, captured while talking on their phone. They have a distinctive two-toned hairstyle, with dark hair on top and bleached blonde hair underneath and at the sideburns. They are wearing a mustache and a small soul patch. Their personal style is accented with jewelry, including a silver nose ring, a hoop earring, a large, ornate silver ring on their finger, and multiple necklaces, one of which features a prominent blue and white "evil eye" pendant. The person is dressed in a dark grey button-down shirt worn open over a black ribbed tank top. Around their neck are two colorful lanyards, similar to those seen at conventions, which appear to be for the "Gen Con" event. The photo is a close-up, focusing on the individual's expressive face as they engage in their conversation. The background is softly blurred, indicating the photographer's focus on this single, in-the-moment slice of life.