Roll Dice and Kingdom Hearts

Hey all! Zachary Frederickson here, your friendly neighborhood GM. You might be wondering why there’s no episode in the feed today, and it falls to me as the GM and de facto voice of Roll Dice and Cry to pass on the news that unfortunately, the podcast is no longer in production. This year was really hard for us to get everybody together; there’s been a couple month-long gaps between recording sessions, and lots of new opportunities opening up for our castmates means that we collectively don’t have the same amount of time and energy to dedicate to the podcast that we once did. With that in mind, we’ve decided to definitively end it. Believe me, it wasn’t an easy decision, but it was the one that we decided was most healthy for everybody involved. I just want to take this chance to say that making this podcast with my friends has been some of the best times I’ve ever had, and that was only improved by being able to read your thoughts and reactions each week. You, the fans, have made this experience all the richer, and I can’t thank you enough for that. Now, while the show might have ended, it’s certainly not disappearing from the internet. The Soundcloud and Youtube archives are still staying up, and as far as I know the Pippa feed will still be here for awhile. Plus, we’re all over the internet, too! -The roles of Zara Fontaine and Marge Devlin were played by Emily Reisbeck. Emily is working on some new stuff, and It’s Your Funeral is coming out from Iron Circus Comics in 2020. You can read their webcomic at bluevalkyriecomic.tumblr.com and find them on Twitter @thebluevalkyrie. -The roles of Radiant Eyre and Loic Luck were played by Mari Costa. Mari’s ongoing webcomic Peritale can be found at peritale.com, and her past comics work can be found at maricomics.com. You can follow her on Twitter @marinscos. -The roles of Adeline Fleetwood and Theodore Sinclair were played by Sloan, who can be found on Twitter @_Sloanzone. -The roles of Ford Maphorn and Bailey “The Daily” Sarton were played by Nikita, who can be found on twitter @Chanderclear. -Finally, the roles of Game Master and Bartimaeus Nemo have been played by Zachary Frederickson. You can find me on twitter @obfuscatingGod. As the curtains fall one last time, I just want to say, from the bottom of my heart,Thank you, and goodnight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every private investigator worth their salt knows that a large percentage of all crimes happen in the home. Thus, when investigating a crime, you can usually find the culprit in the living room. This week on Roll Dice and Cry: MARIGOLD MALEFACTION, PART I Roll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Nikita (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The crew takes a load off, blows off some steam, and makes some connections. This week on Roll Dice and Cry: A well-deserved rest.Roll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Nikita (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The turnpike's coming up and the road is running out. Do you pump the brakes, or do you open up the throttle and really see what this baby can do?This week on Roll Dice and Cry: HOT-ROD HEARTBREAK, PART IVRoll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Nikita (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Two investigative tracks, alike in dignity, lead to unforeseen consequences.This week on Roll Dice and Cry: HOT-ROD HEARTBREAK, PART IIIRoll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Nikita (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A social call, a scent trail, and splitting up; what could go wrong?This week on Roll Dice and Cry: HOT-ROD HEARTBREAK, PART IIRoll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Nikita (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Roll Dice and Cry, a freak recording accident gives birth to a lovely bit of conversation. Tune in next week, February 27, for the return of Third Eye Investigations! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hey folks! Just a little update on our scheduling for the current future; TL;DR: we're moving to biweekly for a bit to build up some buffer, but we'll fill those off weeks with bonus stuff if we have it, when we have it. Tune into this update for a fun bonus song from when I was trying to come up with the Third Eye theme! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's something rotten in the Bell Village, and it smells like chrome and burnt rubber.This week on Roll Dice and Cry: HOT-ROD HEARTBREAK, PART IRoll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Nikita (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we delve into the mechanics and numbers of Blades in the Dark and GUMSHOE to build out our characters, crew, and the finely woven network of favors, friendships, and failures that has brought them to where we begin our tale. This week on Roll Dice and Cry: This game is complicated.Roll Dice and Cry is:Zachary Fredrickson (@obfuscatinggod)Mari Costa (@marinscos)Emily Riesbeck (@thebluevalkyrie)Chander (@chanderclear)Amy Sloan (@_sloanzone)And follow the show on twitter @RollDiceAndCry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.