Your group of mutant animal operatives get a contract to rescue a fellow mutant from captivity. Only problem is this mutant is in the hands of dangerous corporate mercenaries.
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Being a mutant animal today is not an easy thing. A lot of humans don't see you as people, and shady organizations are always trying to capture you to learn more about the GOOP that made you. Mutants need to stick together. So when a lonely mutant approaches your group and asks for help in rescuing his best mutant friend, how can you say no? It just involves breaking in to a secret corporate HQ. And hijacking a transport plane. And just maybe fight off a horde of hired mercenaries who want to send you to the black site lab for experimentation. Just another Tuesday for a mutant.
Join the game’s creator to discuss the new edition of the game of economic horror. Caleb Stokes and Ross Payton talk about the beta, changes based on feedback, and more!
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Red Markets 2nd Edition conducted an open playtest for all of 2025. Come discuss the changes in the system as a result of the process. A panel of the game’s creators will take questions on the upcoming new edition or Red Markets in general. Caleb Stokes is the author of Red Markets, and he is joined by Ross Payton of Roleplaying Public Radio, the award-winning podcast on which the game got its start.
A live episode of the Ennie award winning podcast, featuring Ross Payton, Caleb Stokes, Tom Church, and other RPPR cast members. We'll discuss the latest in TTRPGs, answer questions and more!
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Role Playing Public Radio is back at Gen Con! We have new stories and new games to share with our fans! Find out what we've been working on, our thoughts on new releases, and get advice on any gaming questions you have. If you've enjoyed our actual play campaigns like Delta Green God's Teeth or Impossible Landscapes or Eclipse Phase Know Evil, come by and hang out with us and the RPPR community!
Writing a good TTRPG scenario is less about storytelling and more about setting a stage for the players to create a story. Join Ross Payton, Caleb Stokes, and Rob Stith to discuss this topic.
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RPG scenario writing is challenging in many ways, because the story has to be left incomplete. It's up to the individual players at the table to tell the full story. Ross Payton (Role Playing Public Radio podcast), Caleb Stokes (Delta Green: God's Teeth and Red Markets), and Rob Stith (The Orpheus Protocol) have written many scenarios and campaigns. They share their insight into writing scenarios in this panel and answer questions from the audience.
Interested in creating a TTRPG system? Join Peter Petrusha, Ross Payton, Caleb Stokes, and Julian Kay, as they discuss what they've learned about writing new RPG systems and ask them questions.
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Writing a RPG can seem daunting, but creators now have more options and tools available to help them. Do you want to write a game from scratch or use an existing open system? What steps should you take first? How long does it take? Peter Petrusha (Chew, Dreamchaser), Ross Payton (Base Raiders, Role Playing Public Radio podcast), Caleb Stokes (Red Markets, Delta Green: God's Teeth), and Julian Kay (Mutants in the Now) have answers.
TTRPG Industry Freelancing: Expectations & Opportunities
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Interested in freelancing for a TTRPG? Learn tips on how to find work, manage expectations, and impress the industry from Peter Petrusha, Caleb Stokes, and Ross Payton.
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The TTRPG industry depends on the work of freelancers. Learn how to improve your chances of getting work, what to expect while working, and how to keep getting work as a freelancer. Join Peter Petrsuha (Imagining Games), Caleb Stokes (Red Markets, Delta Green: God's Teeth), and Ross Payton (Role Playing Public Radio) as we discuss these topics and answer your questions.