Exclusive Tome Show audio from the Dragonmeet convention in the United Kingdom features top design talent from Pelgrane Press. Simon Rogers, Cat Tobin, Robin D. Laws, Kenneth Hite, Rob Heinsoo, and Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan talk 13th Age, Night's Black Agents, The Fall of Delta Green, Seven Wonders, Trail of Cthulhu, and more!Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on TwitchSupport the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

James Introcaso sits down with James Haeck, Scott Dyer, and Round Table newbie Neal Powell to discuss the latest Unearthed Arcana article "Kits of Old," which introduces new playtest bard colleges and fighter archetypes for fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons. Then it's an interview with Rob Bowes of Lone Wolf Development to discuss the integration of Pathfinder and Realm Works and the (strong) possibility of bringing Dungeons and Dragons to Realm Works and Hero Lab. This podcast was recorded on January 7 and 10, 2016.Noble Knight pick of the episode: Complete Fighter's HandbookPlease rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on Twitchworldbuilderblog.meRealm Works on FacebookHero Lab on FacebookLone Wolf TwitterLone Wolf Google+Dungeon Master's BlockDMNasticsEN5iderJames J. Haeck on TumblrEN WorldRaven's Brand Products & DeliSupport the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

James Introcaso sits down with Sam Dillon, Allison Rossi, and Joe Lastowski to discuss the latest Unearthed Arcana article, "That Old Black Magic," which brings demonic tieflings and demon conjuring spells into fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons. This podcast was recorded on December 20, 2015.Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on Twitchworldbuilderblog.merpgmusings.comPlay on Target PodcastTitan Games and ComicsModern Myths Game StoreActs of Geekhttp://www.twitch.tv/padfoot240Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

Jeff and Tracy are joined by Allison Rossi and Geoffrey Winn to review the Fall 2015 D&D 5e super-adventure Out of the Abyss. Their review is followed by an interview with Steve Kenson, lead developer on the project.Green Ronin Publishing

An expedition to Antarctica goes horribly wrong when Dr. William Dyer and his team from Miskatonic University unearth an ancient, terrifying evil. So really just another day in the world of H. P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos!www.nobleknight.com“At the Mountains of Madness”written in February/March 1931; serialized in Astounding Stories, February to April, 1936My guests:Christopher Carlsonhttps://dungeonsandtulu.wordpress.comPeter Foxhovenhttp://www.cromcountthedead.comCo-host:Jeffrey Wikstromwebsite - jeffwik.comemail - jeffwik@gmail.comEmail us with your comments!http://www.thetomeshow.comthetomeshow@gmail.comSupport the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

It’s a sci-fi double feature! Evil paintings come to life! Menacing miniature metal men! Enjoy our discussion of these two obscure classics of pulp fiction and maybe bring a unique element or two to your next gaming session.www.nobleknight.comManly Wade Wellmanborn May 21, 1903 in Portuguese West Africa (now Angola); died April 5, 1986his father was a doctor; family moved to United States while still a boyfirst published story was “The Lion Roared” in 1927; first science fiction novel The Invading Asteroid, 1929in the 1920s, wrote movie reviews for Wichita Beacon; worked as a court and crime reporter for Wichita Eaglemarried Frances Obrist, a horror writer published in Weird Talescareer spanned the 1940s to the 1980s; wrote first issue of Captain Marvel Adventures for Fawcett ComicsThe Golgotha Dancers appeared in Weird Tales, October 1937John Stuart Williamsonborn April 29, 1908 in Arizona Territory; died November 10, 2006often called “Dean of Science Fiction” after the passing of Robert Heinleinread Amazing Stories as a young manearly influenced by Miles J. Breuer, a doctor who wrote science fiction; also influenced by A. Merritthe was a published author by the 1930’s; Isaac Asimov was a fanhe continued to write into his 90s; he died at the age of 98 in 2006The Pygmy Planet appeared in Astounding Stories, February 1932My guests:Louis Brentontwitter - @revlouisbrentonJeremiah McCoywebsite - http://thebasicsofthegame.wordpress.comCo-host:Jeffrey Wikstromwebsite - jeffwik.comemail - jeffwik@gmail.comEmail us with your comments!http://www.thetomeshow.comthetomeshow@gmail.comSupport the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

James Introcaso and Rudy Basso sit down with improv comedians Jon Gabrus and Charlie Sanders to discuss their love of Dungeons and Dragons, the D&D movie, improv, and the D&D story writer's room. This podcast was recorded on December 16, 2015.Warning: this episode of The Round Table contains several swear words.Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on TwitchD&D V&GD&D V&G 8.5 - Sword Coast Legendsworldbuilderblog.meGame O Clock YouTube ChannelJon Gabrus InstagramCharlie Sanders InstagramCritical HitTwilight 2000Jon Gabrus UCBCharlie Sanders UCBSantas in the BarnHigh and MightySupport the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

This week we have a special Tome Show treat for you! In honor of the release of the latest Star Wars movie, The Tome Show presents a special book club episode... In this Book Club episode Jeff is joined by book club regular, Eric M. Paquette, and host of the Appendix N podcast, Geoffrey Winn. They discuss the latest Star Wars Novel, Aftermath, by Chuck Wendig. Wookiepedia