Steve Arnott

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315 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard Sep 2024

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All the Tabletop are outplaying us We aim to amuse and we aim to enthuse And Morris is unofficial Tabletop RPG
I am Russ aka Morris or Morris aka Russ and with me this week is... It's me, Jessica from EN Publishing and later in the second half of this podcast we have a special guest with us as well. We will have Mark Kenobi, the designer of Split the Horde, our board game that we're launching next week on Kickstarter, which I'm very excited about, our first ever board game.
He's also a tabletop RPG writer and designer, so we'll be talking about differences in designing for tabletop, whether it's board games or tabletop RPGs.
Because there are differences and similarities.
Apparently so. As we'll discuss later, won't we? Yes, as we'll discuss later. But first, what's happened this week, Russ?
Yes, what happened?
Right. And so did you not specify on your delivery where you wanted the groceries delivered? No.
Well, I think you have to admit some fault there then, Ross.
Should you be saying this on the podcast just in case it becomes a thing?
Okay.
Cool. And that's like a structural piece of the house.
Excellent. It's right in front of your office, isn't it, where you're sitting right now?
Oh, okay.
So the building won't fall on you right now when we're recording? No. Well, I hope not. Okay, cool. Well, if the podcast suddenly comes to an end with a big crash and a bang, you'll know what's happened.
Anyway, but that is exciting news. Well, my week has been not as eventful, luckily. I'm doing a lot of stuff to get the Kickstarter page and the videos finished for Split the Horde because it's our first board game we've done. So I feel a little bit, I mean, there's always nervous, excited energy before you launch a crowdfunding campaign.
But because this is our first board game, I've got that a little bit more because I'm like, it feels a bit different. But it's been also quite fun because we sent out some press preview copies. to different media people and content creators of all sorts of different sizes. We didn't specify you have to be really big or anything.
We just picked a range of different people that we thought were interesting. And I've had some of the videos in this week to have a look at. And it's really cool to see people playing the game and showcasing it and talking about it. So that's really exciting. And I'm going to put a lot of them on the Kickstarter page so it's easy for people to see.
Yeah, it's real. It exists. People in the world are playing it. And yeah. Anyway.
What's been happening wider in the news of tabletop RPG, beyond our little part of the world.
Oh, yes.
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