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Stepping in to The Actuality

Stepping in to The Actuality

The Irregulars haven't played a long-term tabletop game since ending our multi-year Dungeons and Dragons campaign [https://death-llamas.obsidianportal.com/] in 2011. Last Sunday, we embarked on a new adventure set in Monte Cook's Invisible Sun [https://invisiblesunrpg.com/] . It's pretty weird (like Monte&

Seeking the Name

Seeking the Name

Spoilers abound for Fallen London's "Seeking the Name of Mr. Eaten" - feel free to skip this one if you're working on it! > Thirty years ago, London was stolen. Now it rests on the shore of the Unterzee, that old dark ocean under

The LAN lives on

The LAN lives on

I recently had the opportunity to attend a small LAN party that one of my co-workers puts on twice a year. If I'm dating myself: back before the days of ubiquitous internet and always-on broadband connections, the easiest way to play multiplayer PC games with your friends was

For love of the sandbox, part one

For love of the sandbox, part one

One of my favorite things about playing games is that they give us a wonderful way to create our own stories. While you can get good anecdotes out of just about any game, some titles lend themselves to the story-telling process better than others. At the top of this list

Origin Stories, Part II

Origin Stories, Part II

This is part two of the Irregulars' Origin Stories project [https://irondaleirregulars.com/tag/origins], where we tell short stories and anecdotes about our early days in gaming. In this installment, we continue with some more adventures involving my brother Ryan and I on the Krynn's Demise

Origin Stories

Everyone's got a story to tell. Here at the Irregulars, we love telling stories - it's the reason we play games together in the first place. Today, I'm going to tell you bunch of old stories about when my brother Ryan and I first