TV, horses, games, the moon, mars-- the podcasting cornerstones you've come to know and love in 2015. Stick around for the secret of Inverse World

Tabletalk takes place before, during, and after our sessions. It's lightly edited and perfect for casual listening, and to get an idea of just what we were thinking when we did all that nonsense!

The mysterious elves led by Asura have revealed themselves as rakshasa under the demon queen Corson's command! Routed at Forge, Corson now plans to take the Elven Court, and Equinox Manor has graciously been chosen as the knifepoint of the invasion. It once again falls to the Elements to stop the rogue demon's advance-- and this time, their home is at stake.

Six Feats Under presents: 13th Age

In the time the Elements have been away, Equinox Manor has grown into a thriving village and tourist hotspot. Appropriately, the team's business back at the manor is somewhat hampered by a variety of peculiar guests. The champion of Axis and his crowd of admirers, an elven knight in search of certain stolen properties, and a band of strangely silent elves eager to have an audience with the Duchess Bella Canto... it's the perfect day for something to go terribly wrong.

A storm is brewing over this lovely town's festival and those charming fairies who adore making a mess of everything. A living legend has learned of the Pie Festival, and she wants to see it-- stamped into the ground. It'll take an awful lot of wishful thinking to save the day-- luckily, our favorite fairies are more than ready to rise to the occasion.

The fairies are back! Well, the town is back, and ready to be turned upside-down all over again by a new set of fair folk. Clockwise from top left: Prima Tollar (Ironicus) is the strongest pixie, and she's here to prove it!  Citrine (Marah) the brownie and Ellie (Eliza) the cheshire have their eyes on the prize! And, of course, Iosa (Ethel) the goblin is just here to build a meat golem. The flighty fairies spend the morning solving the worldly woes of three residents of the town in particular; the visiting Prince (pictured), the harried Mae Honeydew, and the skittish Tanya Barrington.

Sometimes, schedules don't go according to, uh, schedules. In times like these, we can always rely on naked gardening and horse names.

That story in the back of your favorite RPG is good for more than just a glossary, even if you're an expert GM. Ironicus, Gnome, Ethel and guest Marah discuss the value of such prepackaged adventure as a teacher, a timesaving measure, a chance for communal experience, and a springboard for your campaigns.

Dare ye listen? Within and without the fiction, just about everything that can go wrong does. A cunning opponent springs an ambush when our party is at their weakest, and cuts deep. The aid of a befuddling piece of architecture turns out to be-- no offense-- typically terrible.

Behind-the-scenes of the last bit of character creation and one very nice message that I have immortalized for very unbiased reasons.

Costume Fairy Adventures is about fairies who use costumes to go on adventures, of course! Today, a few townsfolk (GMed by Gnome!) have asked the fairies for help on one of the busiest days of the year: the big Pie Festival. Opal the Elf (Drakkel), Vedette Vandegraph the Elf (Violet), Poptart the Frog Spirit (Joey) and Doobie the Brownie (Clove) are here to make sure this year's pie-eating contest will be an occasion to remember forever. First, they have to make sure only the right people participate, and if there's time to arrange romance for Tanya Barrington, then all the better!

If you're a video software troubleshooting professional, you may wanna skip this one. Wait, come back, it's still good! We discuss what we consider our cutest session yet.

Tabletalk takes place before, during, and after our sessions. It's lightly edited and perfect for casual listening, and to get an idea of just what we were thinking when we did all that nonsense!

Six Feats Under presents: 13th Age