Today folks we bring you a brief look into some of the unique takes and decisions we have made in crafting our upcoming Kickstarter Comets & Cockpits! Yes, I know I say video a lot in it, that's cause folks who follow us over on Facebook and backed Supers & Sorcery got the video portion! Lot of folks ask what we did to make Comets & Cockpits different, so here is some insight! Tune in, check the campaign out, and help us bring the world of Adelphos and satellite of Epoch to life starting April 15th!  As always, find us online at http://www.daylightpublications.com, and follow us on Twitter!  All music from Adobe Stock.  Landscape by David Frasheski.

Today I got a chance to talk with Cam Banks from Cortex RPG about their upcoming Tales of Xadia RPG set in the world of Netflix's Dragon Prince! We talk about what Cortex is all about, how the system works, and what it has been like working in the world of Dragon Prince! It is a great conversation, both as a Dragon Prince fan and as a game designer, so I highly recommend everyone coming to listen and learn from Cam!    As always, find us online at http://www.daylightpublications.com, follow us on Twitter, and make sure to keep an eye out for Comets & Cockpits coming April 15th!  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

Today we have Korso of @dnd_korso on the show to talk about his upcoming Kickstarter MeleeBall, a fantastical take on modern sports. We talk about his transition to Twitch and TikTok during quarantine, and how eventually he came to want to build this game taking very loose sportly rules and adding to the field of combat. Want to know more? Listen on to what Korso has been working on!  As always, find us online at http://www.daylightpublications.com, follow us on Twitter, and make sure to keep an eye out for Comets & Cockpits coming April 15th!  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

Today my guest is none other than Ryan Langr, the fellow who helped me break it big on the Guild with our hit Root & Twig! On top of that, Ryan has written so so much in the past few years, especially with tons of new options for players. We talk to him about his current Kickstarter in the Cities of Myth setting series, Atlantis Divided. We get into reimagining the legend of Atlantis and the Leviathan, the colorful nature of the book, and a little teaser about my big contribution to the book. Go and back Atlantis Divided now on Kickstarter, and help fund this amazing book! You can find Ryan on Twitter and Facebook!  As always, find us online at http://www.daylightpublications.com, follow us on Twitter, and make sure to keep an eye out for Comets & Cockpits coming April 15th!  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

Today on the show we talk to Riley of Black Marble Games, the creator of Rhenge, a low-fantasy 5e setting on DriveThruRPG. We talk about getting into the RPG industry, what it means to build and develop a low-fantasy world, and our predictions for what Wizards official settings might be around the corner. Riley was an excellent guest, and we highly recommend you all go and check out Rhenge!  As always, find us online at http://www.daylightpublications.com, follow us on Twitter, and make sure to keep an eye out for Comets & Cockpits coming April 15th!  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

Today I got to sit down with Linda Chen, a viral TikTok star working to bring awareness to mental illness and mental health through a Pokemon-esque game in which emotions take on physical aspects like little monsters. It is an amazing conversation about stigma around mental health, cultural and regional and racial pressures around it, and how to get into start-ups. But above all, it is Linda's infectious and bountiful energy that keeps this episode going. Make sure to go and follow her to learn more!  As always, find us online at http://www.daylightpublications.com, follow us on Twitter, and make sure to keep an eye out for Comets & Cockpits coming April 15th!  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

There is a little story behind today's episode. Jackson Lewis and I have been friends for a long time, and they had mentioned they hadn't had a chance to be on the show yet, so we got them on and we recorded right after Inauguration Day back in January. I was never able to get the episode launched then as my school went back to in-person hybrid ed, so it got left behind in the annuls a little bit. But now, here it is.  A lot of the stuff Jackson and I talk about in today's episode are things that we all need to be talking about - in the gaming and creative sphere and beyond. We need to support creators who are from all different walks of life. LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and disabled creators deserve the spot where they all are next to us and respected for what they make and who they are, and not to be torn down.  Be the change and make the change.  As always, you can support us through our website, and go check out our pre-launch page for Comets & Cockpits and Jackson's for Cryptids Inc.!  WARNING: Some adult language Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

Today I got a chance to sit down and chat with artist Sariah Keilbart! Sariah was an excellent guest - we talked about art, D&D, how to get involved in creative fields, and a whole other smattering of topics. At the core of it though is a love for art and a love for the artist community across her time on TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter - each of which I have linked to Sariah's profiles so YOU can go support her! Below is a sneak peek of a project she is working on - and as always, enjoy the show!  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130)

From Comics, Clerics, & Controllers and Mother of Goblins, we bring you the first ever episode of Goblin Games - the show where we bring together our favorite RPG creators and artists to create some fun stuff for an hour once a month! Co-hosted by our own Cameron Day and the lovely Lydia Van Hoy, we brought together creators Druedawes, Cassandra McDonald, and Jackson Lewis!   They were given 15 minutes to craft any kind of RPG supplement or game based around these three prompts: Goblins, GameStop Stock, and 2020. What did they create? Who will continue on? Make sure to follow Lydia on Twitter and keep an eye on their feed for where the voting shall begin!  Keep your eyes peeled for our next episode at the end of the month with three artists from the RPG community!  Notice: Some foul language - we are nerds, we get passionate. Apologies.  Music: Wave from Adobe Stock (License 356509130) Source: Pinterest

Today I got to set down with Craig Campbell, the big kahuna of NerdBurger Games! Craig has been around RPGs since the early 90s, and out of that love for RPGs bloomed his own brand of niche-setting games with unique mechanics, primarily with his first game Capers. I chatted with Craig about building and developing systems, making the dive into publishing, and his newest Kickstarter (which is live here) as part of the crowdfunding site's Zinequest 3! Go and check it out, and support Craig! Music from Free Music Archive: Shipping Lanes by Chad Crouch - allowed via Creative Commons.