Tattered Pig Productions

@tatteredpigs.bsky.social

Just a group of pals who want to share our TTRPG stories! Tune in for updates, questions, etc! 'Lanterns of London': https://youtube.com/@tattered_pig_productions?si=POWqBFDaIO7BDkbn 💡

What do we do when a campaign is over? Why, we talk about it, of course! Featuring future card revelations, potential ascensions to godhood, iron rot, and extremely unfortunate orphans. Because of course. Check it out now, wherever you find your podcasts! 💜

The Deck of Many Aces episode title card, complete with the title 'Campaign 1, Talkback Episode'.

WOW. Its done. Five years of recording, editing, plotting, scheming, and making dumb foghorn sounds with our mouths. Thanks so much for everyone who has been on the journey with us. Stay tuned for a post-show talk, an audience Q&A, and two lovely one shots, before we talk about where we go next 💜

Deck of Many Aces@deckofmanyaces.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Five years in the making... Episode 111 - the final episode in the campaign - drops on May 29th. Listen live with the cast of Deck of Many Aces over on our Patreon. 29th May, 7pm BST/ 8pm CEST.

From creating that extra little bit of tension, to giving players the ability to go "OK, *actually* ...", drama points are exceedingly versatile. But is there another reason why they're such a big deal at our table? Check out today's rules primer to find out!

'Lanterns: Rules Primer #5' in gold text, followed by 'What The Hell Do Drama Points Do?' in green.

Ahoy there! Do you enjoy your tabletop RPGs filled with gaslight, graveyards and existential terror? Would you like to see a Doctor, a Tutor, a Priest, a Gravedigger, and a Young Lady duke it out with the occult and the unnatural, all while fighting their own inner demons in the process? (1/4)

Tattered Pig Productions

We play TTRPGS! Lanterns of London is a gothic horror RPG actual play series set in Victorian London, for fans of Penny Dreadful and Call of Cthulhu. Come find us on Bluesky, Tumblr, or Instagram at...

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As fateful revelations lead to even more fateful meetings, will the Lanterns find a way through the ever-growing shadows that surround them, or will they be overcome by the many foes with whom they are being forced to reckon? All Series One episodes now available wherever you get your podcasts!

''Lanterns of London': All 20 episodes now available!', with Nathaniel on one side of the text and Tristan on the other.

Life points are things that are needed for our characters to, well ... not die. But, as you may have guessed by the fact we've done a video about them, there's *slightly* more to it than that. Behold: our latest rules primer, only available on our YouTube channel!

'Lanterns: Rules Primer #4' in gold text, followed by 'What The Hell Are The Other Stats?' in green.

In today's news, the first five (and a half - we promise it makes sense!) episodes of 'Lanterns of London' are now available wherever you get your podcasts! Listen to the horrors (and hope they aren't listening back) on the go - we promise it doesn't decrease the drama ...

An image showing the player characters from 'Lanterns of London'. Art by Kelly Wainwright.

Hey! You there! Have you been watching Lanterns and wondering exactly how the system works behind the scenes? Perhaps you've been puzzled by drama points, confused by checks, or are slightly concerned as to why rolling for crime is a thing? (1/2)

A greyed-out title card for 'Lanterns of London', overlaid with "Lanterns Rules Primer #1" in gold text and "What The Hell Are We Playing?" in green text.

✨️ IT'S FINALE TIME! ✨️ As Season One draws to a close, the Lanterns deal out clemency and cruelty in fairly equal measure. Where will the balance end up resting, and will any of them ever be the same again? 'Episode 20: Think Alike' is now available over on our Youtube channel!💡

The 'Lanterns of London' title card, complete with artistic renderings of the player characters, and overlaid with 'Season 1 Finale, Lanterns of London #20: Think Alike'.

Sometimes, tech happens. Not exciting Victorian tech like electricity and steam engines. Tech like "we recorded an episode and then none of it was saved". So, we recorded it again. All improv, no dice rolls, and somehow even more emotional, chaotic, and spine-chilling than ever before.

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