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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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I'll add it to my list! Do they branch out from western fantasy at all? I usually run campaigns in different genres so I'm curious how relevant their discussions are to me.
They have a campaign or two in a setting that's basically a fantasy western but with a north African flavor added to it. So African cowboy druids are a thing that happens. Edit: There's also a train heist featuring Emily Axford playing a redneck mummy paladin. It's awesome. The campaign is called Outlaws and Obelisks, with eighteen episodes to it in total (IIRC they're about 2 hours each).