This month, we catch 'em all, get to know the largest online community of D&D artists, learn about roleplaying's most overlooked step, find out why space magic is so compelling, interview Anna Smith Spark and Isaac Childres, play some job simulators, and reassess the Star Wars prequels and Lost in Space. As ever, there's our usual range of book and board game reviews, as well as original fiction.

• 00:00:17 - Editorial
• 00:03:13 - Lost in Space: an enduring legacy of sci-fi brilliance
• 00:17:29 - Space magic: the popularity and plausibility of the Future Mythic
• 00:29:20 - Board game review: Res Arcana
• 00:34:02 - Gamesmasterclass: session zero
• 00:45:17 - The Star Wars prequels, reassessed
• 00:55:13 - Book review: A Savage Generation
• 00:58:32 - Interview: Anna Smith Spark
• 01:18:39 - Frosthaven: the new game from Cephalofair
• 01:26:06 - Book review: Shadows in the Stone
• 01:31:55 - Pixellated honours: exploring video game 'achievements'
• 01:38:20 - Know your community: D&D Fantasy Art
• 01:44:43 - Original fiction: The Stranger
• 02:05:05 - Playing nine to five: job simulators
• 02:15:43 - Mini of the month: the bard of Alahan
• 02:20:23 - Book review: The Man in the Dark
• 02:23:14 - Pokémon: the weird and the wonderful