
January 15, 1919 was an unusually warm day in Boston. As World War I came to an end and Prohibition… Read more 03.00: The Great Molasses Flood Teaser
Gregory is a video game developer and writer whose projects include Future Proof Games, Ludus Novus, and Audacious Compassion. They are the GM for most Tabletop Garden campaigns.
January 15, 1919 was an unusually warm day in Boston. As World War I came to an end and Prohibition… Read more 03.00: The Great Molasses Flood Teaser
Hello, folks! Thank you for listening to Tabletop Garden: Ego Driver. A summary of the news in this episode: I’ve… Read more Ego Driver Housekeeping, Postmortem, Plans
CW: Strong language, violence, mild body horror, euthanasia. As the confrontation with Thriller reaches its climax, the Ego Drivers are… Read more 02.09: Ego Driver – Out of Time
CW: Strong language, violence Our ragtag band of Ego Drivers have encountered the entity codenamed “Thriller”. Vake gets dogpiled. Comet… Read more 02.08: Ego Driver – Thriller
CW: Strong language, violence Our Ego Drivers have come face-to-face with Billie Jean. With Karloff bleeding out, Comet still has… Read more 02.07: Ego Driver – The End of Your Drive
CW: Strong language, violence Our Ego Drivers are in the midst of confronting the menacing Billie Jean. Will Comet be… Read more 02.06: Ego Driver – Billie Jean
CW: Strong language, violence. Back in Niederdorf, our Ego Drivers are about to receive their next assignment: discover where the… Read more 02.05: Ego Driver – Yetnikoff
CW: Strong language, violence. Our Ego Drivers were sent to take out Smooth Criminal, but it looks like his partner… Read more 02.04: Ego Driver – Smooth Criminal
One of our players had a sudden family issue, so we’re skipping this week. We’ll see you all next Wednesday!
Our Ego Drivers are ready to assault Smooth Criminal’s band of raiders. Can they get the drop on him? What sort of car is that he’s driving? And is his partner even more dangerous than he is? Jones engages Operation: Land Shark. Karloff checks footwear. Comet goes beyond reverse. Vake seeks inner peace.