Real Lich Hours

The Ripper strikes again! This time, it’s an unlucky someone down at the National Transportation Safety Board warehouse with a chest cavity full of soup. The problem is, there are no witnesses. At least, there are no corporeal witnesses.
Also discussed:
Shadows of North America: The Great Ghost Dance

Under the Hood: Hiring Runners

Grimoire: Spirits

Thank you to Darrin Michelson for our art this season, and to Gwen Static for the music!T

This week we begin Dead Man’s Switch, the first of the three Shadowrun Returns games. Our runner is at the end of their rope, penniless and without any leads on jobs. Then they get a pre-recorded phone call from a deceased former colleague, promising a life-changing sum of money if they can solve the murder mystery. So, we suit up and head to SeaTac.
Also Discussed:
Essence in Shadowrun

What it means to be SINless

Step it up, chummer, we’ve got a whole new season of Real Lich Hours for ya. That’s right, we’re beginning our coverage of the Shadowrun Returns trilogy of games!
But before we get into those, we want to give a little bit of a history an overview of Shadowrun itself, a long-running cyberpunk fantasy tabletop game with amazing lore and obtuse mechanics.
If you want to hear our previous podcast coverage of all things Shadowrun, here are some links:
Monster in My Podcast Season 2: Paranormal Animals of North America

Watch Out for Fireballs! 7: Shadowrun (Genesis)

Watch Out for Fireballs! 36: Shadowrun (SNES)

Watch Out for Fireballs! 264: Shadowrun: Dragonfall

Watch Out for Fireballs! 380: Shadowrun: Hong Kong (Part 1)

Watch Out for Fireballs! 381: Shadowrun: Hong Kong (Part 2)

Abject Suffering 42: Shadowrun (Xbox 360)

Thank you to Darrin Michelson for our art this season, and to Gwen Static for the music!

The Planescape Torment podcast from Duckfeed.tv with art by Drew Weing and music by Gwen Static.
In this episode we get Ravel to get Unraveled.
Other Segments:
The Wizard’s Handbook: Spells of Revels

Up on a Soapbox: Dialogue Boss Fights

Factol's Manifesto: Sign of One

The Planescape Torment podcast from Duckfeed.tv with art by Drew Weing and music by Gwen Static
In this episode we dream a little dream and take down the system from the inside.
Other Segments:
Factol’s Manifesto: Anarchy

Up on a Soapbox: Planescape Tormehs