286 episodes
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Dungeon Master David Faz throws three victims into a macabre hybrid world, one part Pathfinder, one part Lovecraft, tapping into the dark forbidden corners of your mind and combining it with a love for stupid rules and fun characters. Played using the Pathfinder Adventure Path "Strange Aeons".
"That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with Strange Aeons even death may die..." -HP Lovecraft
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Strange Aeons 282: Black Terror at the Pyramid
An inky black horror has its many eyes on the gang and it's moving their way.
Intro/outro by Ross Bugden. Other music by Kevin MacLeod. -
Strange Aeons 281: End of the Snail Trail
The gang reach the end of the snail encounter, but will things go smoothly or take a turn for the worst???
Intro/outro by Ross Bugden. Other music by Kevin MacLeod. -
The Infinite Clip Show [Strange Aeons Extra]
Hey guys! We had a bit of a hiccup in our schedule and so we wanted to still have something out! So enjoy this clip show of some of our favorite moments...
Intro/outro by Ross Bugden. Other music by Kevin MacLeod. -
Strange Aeons 280: The Snails Brought a Devil
A devil (not the Devil, worry, but not that much) shows up.
Intro/outro by Ross Bugden. Other music by Kevin MacLeod. -
Strange Aeons 279: Snail and Well Met
Some freaky-deaky snails cause some trouble for the gang. Oh yeah, they're also giant snails with psychic powers so.... Not great...
Intro/outro by Ross Bugden. Other music by Kevin MacLeod. -
Strange Aeons 278: Hidden Arrangement
The gang get out of the perceived range of an unknown monstrosity. David makes a new rule to nerf us lol. The gang feel something ominous lurking.
Intro/outro by Ross Bugden. Other music by Kevin MacLeod.