This time round we bring you another Elevator Pitch - if Ailsa can stop making Python references long enough - and introduce you to King Arthur Pendragon, the Arthurian adventure game by the late Greg Stafford. We give you some pointers as to whether or not this game would be your cup of tea, both from Ailsa's perspective playing it and George's recollections of running it.
There's also a chat on the topic of Disability in Role-playing Games, inspired by Sara Thompson, the Combat Wheelchair rules she released for D&D and the Twitter storm that followed. How have role-playing games past and present addressed the topic of disability? How can you make your game more inclusive and accessible to all players? Why is there a tiny voice coming out of the floorboards trying to pick a fight with us?
<Note: we got some stuff wrong in this section, which is rectified in episode 5. Audio to that effect is now added to this episode.>
Plus we set aside some time for this week's special sponsor who wants to tell adventurer tourists where they should be going to raid the best tombs this season.
The free rules for the Combat Wheelchair for D&D 5th Edition can be found at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ysDrH2vqKz6NSGkf3_0WX5tV-Ch_t_N_ and you can give extra support to the author on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mustangsart
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