For 40 years, Old Time Radio cranked out thousands of mysteries, crime dramas, and supernatural thrillers without any cursing in the scripts. This is just as good as those, so there's no need for that "...S.O.B.!!!..." two minutes in.

Keep up the good work! I'm looking forward to buying the 10 part series when it's released.

"It's all sh!t."

lol, comedy gold, good episode!

Robin Low is one of WFRP’s least known veteran contributors and probably the most under appreciated. You’ve not heard of him because, as far as I know, he has no blog, no twitch stream, no poor box to contribute to (patreon), and despite being a prolific writer on the esoteric and sundry that is Warhammer, very few of his articles and scenarios from the last two decades are available on PDF.

As such, when I saw this with his name attached I immediately bought it.

Ouija boards, murder and mayhem, pirates and screaming goats--what more could you ask for?

Great little book on disorders that can be easily adapted to any system featuring a sanity mechanism. Not only that, it's FREE.

The F-bombs run rampant in this episode, which for me at least, detracted from the conversation.

SD is on the mark here, but Mason adds little to the conversation. If you weren't familiar with company, you'd think SD was the actual line editor.

For the four-part ‘Cult’ series (185-188), the trio divided up a handful of infamous cults upon which they did basic research drawing mainly from sources on the internet. As a whole, the series is mildly interesting with only personal insights and anecdotes by PF and SD making it worth the time to listen. As usual ‘BT’ only serves as a tepid comedic foil.

A good listen, but in trying to impress PF and SD, ‘BT’ erroneously attributes the 8km of tunnels dug by 20th century archaeologists under the Cholula pyramid to the ancient Olmecs/Toltecs.

Mmm.. this was a real snoozer. Save yourself some time and fast forward to 48:00. Good brainstorming after that, but too little too late.

Taken in its entirety, the TGFoJE series is well worth listening to, but sometimes a lemon drops into the punch bowl (yeah, that's a cleaned up version of a particular idiom).

2 stars.

Aside from a couple of snarky allusions to Christianity, a very enjoyable discussion, one that even non-gaming enthusiasts will find interesting.

4.5 stars.

Victoriana 3rd Edition is out, so this review is moot. The quick rules are straightforward enough, but the followup introductory scenario was just plain bad. Bleh.

The Keeper screen text is too blurry to be useful. I'm surprised it's that bad (1 star)

4.5 stars for the included adventures.