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One Month on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRedRoomChannel/featured

During the Red Room YouTube channel’s first month we interviewed the three original Inappropriate Characters, James Grim Desborough, RPGPundit and Darrick Dishaw. Helder Araújo talked to us about his upcoming game Silent Læke and we chatted with Gavriel Quiroga about Hell Night. Brian Shutter updated the Red Room on Neon Lords of the Toxic Wasteland, and Bruno Galan announced some changes to his Undead Malefactors. Archduke Griffith talked about his documentary, Secrets of Blackmoor, and the Lost Dungeons of Tonisborg book. We had a virtual visit from YouTuber T-Shirted Historian, conversed about safety tools with Edward James Bluddworth and spoke to David Guyll about the forthcoming second edition of Dungeons & Delvers. Not bad…

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Welcome to the Red Room, David Guyll

We talked to David Guyll about the upcoming Dungeons & Delvers’ second edition and some other projects from Awful Good Games: new scenarios and settings for the OSR fantasy role-playing game and other RPGs coming down the line, such as a western with Lovecraftian influences and a science fantasy world. We also discussed some of out pet peeves, like PbtA and bad art in role-playing games.

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Red Room Reviews The Outer Presence

Today’s Red Room Review is Venger’s The Outer Presence, both a investigative horror game with very simple mechanics and a weird tales scenario set in Papua New Guinea during the 1970s.

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First 100 YouTube Subscribers!

We’ve reached our first goal: 100 subscribers in a little less than one month! Thanks to all of you who subbed the Red Room Channel. While we don’t plan to be real YouTubers, we’ll do our best to keep uploading (interesting?) interviews and reviews. Hopefully better than the previous ones… Now we are aiming at 500 😉

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWSlwp85kZEpSTTKg5Z4ieg

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#selfromosaturday Her Heart Was a Locked Room and Nobody Had the Key

#selfpromosaturday Her Heart Was a Locked Room and Nobody Had the Key is a one-shot bonus adventure to be used with Postmortem Giallo: Orpheum Lofts or by itself.

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Welcome to the Red Room, DM BluddwortH


Richard J. Selatti (aka @bluddwolf), our latest guest at the Red Room, proposes a return to the old “safety tool” paradigm, based on common sense and four decades of role-playing game experience.

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The Red Room: Now on Spotify

Although the interviews and reviews weren’t meant to be included in a podcast, in case you would rather listen to them instead of watching (thus avoiding my ugly mug) I’ll upload them to Spotify too.

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Welcome to the Red Room, RPGPundit

The Invisible College is the starting point for the RPGPundit to discuss the Age of Enlightenment, real Magick, Aleister Crowley, his own interest in mysticism, religion and History and how all that fits into his newest role-playing game. He also talked about the different factions in the OSR movement, mockery as the best weapon against the woke and how more and more people are joining the fight against cancel culture.

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The Red Room Patreon Account

Why should this bum have a Patreon account? Well, I can only think of a couple of good reasons: maintaining the Red Room blog and YouTube channel have some inherent costs and, if I am to take reviews a little more seriously, I need to purchase reviewing material. I’m not expecting to have regular patrons (if you are so inclined, you will have early access to any updates and some free material), but custom pledges would be very welcome and provide extra motivation.
https://www.patreon.com/moordereht

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Welcome to the Red Room, T-Shirted Historian

The T-Shirted Historian, host of The Week in Geek and Dungeons and Discussions is today’s Red Room guest. We talked about how certain modern trends are damaging commercial role-playing games, the comic book industry and movie franchises like Star Wars.