Episode One: A Baptism of Architecture

In retrospect, numbering our first episode “zero” wasn’t the best idea. 🙂

This, then is episode one – our second episode of the Twitching Curtain. In this episode our panels recommend the best games for people new to story gaming, discuss Knutpunkt 2014 and its impact on the UK LARP scene and talk about London Indiemeet’s recent “Playstorm”.

Length: 60 minutes.

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 Participants in this episode

Glossary

See episode zero.

Part One – Catch Up (00:00:00)

Part Two – Games For Newcomers (00:10:30)

F Free

P Pay What You Want

Many of these games can be purchased from the publishers themselves and/or the following places:

Other references:

Part Three – Knutpunkt and Progressive Larp (00:32:40)

Part Four – Playstorm (00:48:40)

We’ll include links to any finished games from the Playstorm as we have them.

Conventions and Events

(last known date included – these are all annual events unless otherwise stated)

Groups and Businesses

9 thoughts on “Episode One: A Baptism of Architecture”

  1. I really enjoyed this one too. Such enthusiasm! Such output!

    Is it possible to download without joining iTunes? I couldn’t find a link. Also, some of you, like, say like, like a lot.

  2. You should release your podcasts in MP3 format – not MP4. The majority of RPG podcast listeners listen to RPG podcasts while commuting. That means (for Americans, anyhow) in a car. Most cars (even the newest) play MP3 files but not MP4. If you want listeners, your feed should only contain MP3s.

  3. Hey all,

    I just wanted to say a big thank you for your kind words regarding Witch-trtl. Honestly it made my day so thank you again!

    It was good to meet a couple of you at Concrete Cow earlier in the year and it reminds me I really should make the effort to pop up to London for an Indie meet (it has been too long).

    All the best,

    Toad

  4. Hey all,

    I just wanted to say a big thank you for your kind words about Witch-trtl. It has honestly made my day.

    I was lucky enough to meet a couple of you at Concrete Cow earlier in the year and it reminds me I should make the effort to pop up to London for an Indie meet in the near future.

    Until then keep up the great work and have fun!

    All the best,
    Toad

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