Keith and Ivy hammer out the details of a card-based sword fighting game.

The topics are all over the place this week, from D&D, to JRPGs, to a new concept for a card-based sword game.

In this one, we discuss Keith’s new D&D campaign, and the new narrative style they envision. Then, we discuss some of the most emotionally potent moments of the Adventure Zone Balance Arc finale.

We come full circle in this episode. It all comes back to making dumb Mall Cop jokes.

In this episode, we talk video games, RPG design, and the state of queerness in society. You know, the usual.

In this episode, Keith and Ivy try to talk about TV shows set in space, but then they get dragged in the the abyss of creative obscurity and queer representation. It’s pretty real, y’all.

Long long time between episode releases? Check.

Kinda meandering conversation about no topic in particular? Check.

Talkin’ ’bout Star Wars and anime? Check.

We’re all almost too tired to converse coherently? Check.

It must be a new episode of Friendship & Firelight with Keith and Ivy.

It’s our first episode in a long time, and I’ll admit, we’re still a little rusty. We talk about the books and other entertainment that are getting us through this nightmare world we all live in.

Ivy and Keith talk about roleplaying in Vampire: The Masquerade. And talk a little bit about combat verses roleplaying in Dice To Meet You.

It’s just Ivy and Keith this week, as scheduling continues to be a little rough, but we still have a good time discussing a classic horror sci-fi musical.