Joining Aron, Paul, Wayne and Andrew this week is one Luke Meyer, one time columnist for Ideology of Madness and formerly of The Podge Cast. We chat about our New Years Eve activities, SciFi/SyFy Channel, Harlan Ellison, Star Trek, Comixology Down Time, and what we’re looking forward to in 2013.
Beyond that, we heap mountains of love on Amazing Spider-Man diving deep into our history with the character and the big and final Issue 700.
KNIGHTS OF REIGNSBOROUGH NEWS: Season 2 is on; however, due to Aron’s schedule we are taking a six-week break from recording. We have move than five shows in the hopper now, but that’s’ our cushion for production. So we’re taking the next two release dates off. But we’re not going to leave you hanging. The first of two more actual play recordings made at Fear the Con 5 was released: And a Little Child Shall Eat Them.
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In our fifth and final sandbox episode, Paul joins the crew. He pitches several character concepts to Tim, Wayne, John and Aron. There’s quite a bit of mocking.
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Podcaster’s note: The first of the Aegean Actual Plays will be released at the end of January/beginning of February.
In our fourth sandbox episode, we flesh out the crew with non-player characters, discuss a bit more about cool-things-we-want-in-the-game and end with some character mechanics.
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Podcaster’s note: Star Trek: Aegean is released bi-weekly(ish). Episode 5 will arrive the weekend of December 4.
This time around, we decide on class of starship and name as well as kick around a few storyhooks. One thing we mis-state all through the episode is the class of starship we settle on. Excelsior not Excalibur.
Sorry about that.
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Podcaster’s note: Star Trek: Aegean is released bi-weekly. Episode 4 will arrive the weekend of November 11.
In our first episode, we decided on the type of game we wanted to play. This time, we settle on characters. Tim, Wayne and Jake pitch their Captain concepts while John helps sort them out. Additionally, the departmental leadership is resolved. After listening to this episode, you will understand why we started calling this series STAR TREK: SHORT BUS.
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Podcaster’s note:Star Trek: Aegean is released bi-weekly. Episode 3 will arrive the weekend of October 15.
One last thing, Deep Space Nine is now streaming on Netflix. That’s pretty flipping cool.
“You’ve heard the rumors, and now StarTrek.com can officially confirm it: Star Trek: The Next Generation will be released in high-definition Blu-ray, starting in January with a sampler of several popular episodes, followed by a season-one set to be released later on in 2012, and subsequent seasons beaming down after that. Each of the 178 episodes spanning The Next Generation‘s seven seasons will be transferred to true high-definition 1080p for release in the Blu-ray format and, eventually, for runs on television and digital platforms in the U.S. and across the world. Star Trek: The Next Generation will, as fans know, be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2012.”
The sampler will include the feature-length version of the series pilot, “Encounter at Farpoint,” as well the fan-favorite episodes “Sins of the Father” and “The Inner Light,” the former from season three and the latter from season five. Not sure I’m on board for the sampler, but I know sales of it will affect the blu-ray releases of the full seasons. If Paramount is smart, they’ll throw in a coupon for the full season sets – then I’m definitely on board.
I’m super excited to see TNG on Blu-Ray, especially with new effects and remastered from the original negatives. It’s going to be like an entirely new experience – what say you? Will this be enough to make you guys purchase?
Oh, and hey, if you’re a Trek fan, make sure to check out our brand new actual play, Star Trek: Aegean, which just released its first episode here!
I forget what put me in the mood, but I’ve had a desire burning within me to run a Trek role playing game for awhile. As a guy who’s GM’d Star Trek for decades, it’s been awhile since I’ve had an active crew. More than two years. Longer maybe?
So I put out the call…
Joining the crew are Funnybooks’ Tim and Wayne, Thistledown John and Knights of Reignsborough artist Jake Ekiss.
In this first episode, the guys establish their Star Trek street cred and discuss what they’d like to see in a Star Trek game.