From Out of Game: Recent Episodes
Scott Langridge
What happens when a group of heroes that intended to rid the world of perpetual darkness end up creating even worse problems for heroes to come? Well, it's not exactly the smoothest ride down the river. Join me, you're DM Narrator, as we dive directly into the world before Dandy Boys; the Territory of Domum-Prims and its interconnecting regions in an oligarchy. Four brave heroes fight the terrors that lurk in the ever-looming darkness. Sometimes The Sun decides to peek a little through the veil that is this dismal setting, but as for Sunshine and Rainbows? Only in your dreams, because this nightmare is just beginning -- and it's gonna be A Long Night.
We join our heroes on the road of revolution! Oh, not yet? Right, this session occurred in December 2019 and was a big learning and test field for concepts, tricks, powers, and capabilities. In the veil of night, however, lurks the dreaded Flock of the Assassin's Guild under new orders. Come have a listen to the latest installment of Khaine and Thero!
I want to take a few moments to scatter my thoughts blindly around an episode. Let's discuss scheduling errors, making mistakes, and being positive. We carry intricate minds with the capacity to hold these massive universes and stories, but more importantly, we all carry the need to be right to some degree. Take care of yourselves and know when it's O.k. to be wrong.
Wheeeeewwww, Sorry about the extended hiatus without announcing it before hand. I also apologize for how quiet it may sound, I've got a new headset that I am working with; I hope to drown out the super obnoxious fan on my computer. I'm back at it! gotta fix some typos in the old episodes, and gather all of my notes, because this is Season TWO. Hope you're ready for the Dandy Boys to meet some new followers, The Pirates to keep up their sass, and -- what's this? The Long Night premiere?? A prequel to the Dandy Boys you say? Stick Around!
Join me and our heroes, Thero and Khaine, as we travel further north beyond The Great Mine and into the Endless Woods. The druids of this region have had a bit of a run in with Khaine's old co-workers. Can they restore order within the Druidic encampment and figure out who's pulling the strings on these hits?
Join our heroes as they become the first non-dwarven people to enter The Great Mine of Mount Elmholm. Mysteries lurk in all the nooks of these paths. Do our heroes learn more about their strange new mental voice companions?
Here's some clarity (I hope) on the transitive planes mentioned in the Pirate Campaign episode 2. I explain the building blocks of how my world has it's extra layer of adventuring. For more details, look for "Manual of the Planes" the 3.5 edition from WotC
Join me, as I recount the expedition of our beloved trouble makers into a treacherous mountain holding a great secret. The worlds become very thin here, and the dimensions are closer than they appear.
Never a dull moment with my loved ones. Join me on another beginning to a campaign with a rebellious crock pot of a team. You'll hear about lots of "tactical acquisition" here, along with the ever sharp and resourceful seafaring protagonists.
Going to try and get to as many segments of "Behind the Screen" as I can. With all of these various terms I throw around as if you were playing in my campaign, I figured I need to keep everyone caught up. After all, the show is 'From OUT of Game' so it's fair to say you should know my end of the world creation.
Join me as we get right into the thick of it all and where E.N.T. all started. There's invaders, golems, and a few tips I've got for ya. I plan to do some synopsis episodes of enemies and factions along this series, these campaign episodes are for the plot.
Join me as we delve into the world of demonic crusades lying in wait. The show must go on, it can't be rushed.
This is my very first podcast -- ever. Bare with me as I struggle to stop saying "Uhm". I explain how much DnD I actually play and how (hopefully) episodes will pan out across this platform. Thank you so much for tuning in!
-Scott