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%%* Shalelu Andosana: NPC Elven Fighter/[[ForestRanger Ranger]]. (She's [[ArcherArchetype specialized in bows]].)

%%* Misty the Succubus: [[http://pathfinder.wikia.com/wiki/Summoner Eidolon]] (i.e. technically a class feature) belonging to Ash Lonechild; played by Brad. Misty is a [[TheDitz bubbly]], [[BrainlessBeauty bouncy]], [[DumbBlonde charmingly naïve]] teenage girl with [[BuxomIsBetter talents that make her invaluable to the team]]. She also happens to be a [[SuccubiAndIncubi demonic Succubus from the deepest pits of the Abyss]], who [[CuteMonsterGirl enjoys long walks on the beaches by the lakes of fire and brimstone]], and [[CreepyGood occasionally starts singing while disemboweling people with her claws]]. She's really a very nice person, once you get to know her. Misty quickly developed far more personality than Ash (who's technically the ''real'' [[PlayerCharacter character]]), which has become something of an in-joke.

%%* Ash Lonechild: Human Summoner, played by Brad. Ash uses a [[PokemonSpeak creative form of nomenclature]], when naming his many pets and helpers, both otherworldly and mundane. Examples include Misty the [[HornyDevils Succubus]] (see below), and FanonPokedex/{{Squirtle}} and FanonPokedex/{{Charmander}} (his horses).

%%* Misty the Succubus: [[http://pathfinder.wikia.com/wiki/Summoner Eidolon]] (i.e. technically a class feature) belonging to Ash Lonechild; played by Brad. Misty is a [[TheDitz bubbly]], [[BrainlessBeauty bouncy]], [[DumbBlonde charmingly naïve]] teenage girl with [[BuxomIsBetter talents that make her invaluable to the team]]. She also happens to be a [[HornyDevils demonic Succubus from the deepest pits of the Abyss]], who [[CuteMonsterGirl enjoys long walks on the beaches by the lakes of fire and brimstone]], and [[CreepyGood occasionally starts singing while disemboweling people with her claws]]. She's really a very nice person, once you get to know her. Misty quickly developed far more personality than Ash (who's technically the ''real'' [[PlayerCharacter character]]), which has become something of an in-joke.

%%* Spivey: NPC [[http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Lyrakien Lyrakien]] Cleric of [[http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Desna Desna]]. Spivey used to live in a cemetery, until the [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] came by. She then joined their caravan and followed them on their quest, quickly earning the nickname "[[FairyCompanion Death Pixie]]", since most of her skills were focused on graveyard maintenance, at that point. She's always flitting around, [[SmallAnnoyingCreature dispensing invaluable moral advice]] and trying to get the [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] to [[GroupHug be nicer to each other]].

%%* '''Kieron Hammerfall:''' [[OurElvesAreBetter Andari]] [[InstantRunes Rune]][[SquishyWizard caster]], played by Fin. Kieron is imbued with [[LinearWarriorsQuadraticWizards momentous arcane power]], as well as the [[GlassCannon durability of a dry twig]]. He's a member of the Andari race, which means he's [[TheAgeless blessed with immortality]] (barring any unfortunate accidents - which, considering his [[OneHitPointWonder virtually non-existent toughness]], could involve [[ScratchDamage being knocked over by a stiff breeze or something]]). Furthermore, [[WalkingTechbane Andari and technology don't mix]].

At this point, ''[=RPGMP3=]'' holds over 1,000 podcast episodes available for free download (and yes, that's the correct number of zeroes), in addition to a collection of super-special Patrons Exclusive audio sessions, which are only available for donating members.

Pretty much every genre, setting and system of tabletop RPG has been playtested and recorded at one point or another, from the most popular games, e.g. [[TabletopGame/{{DungeonsAndDragons}} Dungeons & Dragons]] and TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}, to indie darlings and cult classics.

The website can be found [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ here]], the file download page (where the podcasts live) can be found [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/files/ here]], and the site discussion forum is [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/ here]]. (There's also [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/rss/downloads/ an RSS feed with the 10 newest downloads]], if you don't want to miss any of the shiny new podcasts.)

!! These podcasts contain examples of:
* ProudToBeAGeek: Unsurprisingly, since the majority of the participants are roleplaying gamers and, therefore, huge nerds, there is no end to the amount of geekery and nerdness that will accumulate in an average podcast episode.

[[folder:Bradford Adventuring Guild]]
''Runepunk'' is a campaign setting for the [[TabletopGame/{{SavageWorlds}} Savage Worlds]] system. It features a mixture of SteamPunk and [[DungeonPunk magic]].

[[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/topic/6441-runepunk-session-01/ Here's the first episode]] of the Bradford Adventuring Guild's Actual Play podcast of their Runepunk campaign. (And [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/topic/6440-runepunk-session-00/ here's the character creation session]].)

List of characters:

* '''Captain Socrates:''' Human [[SkyPirate Airship Captain]]/[[SwashBuckler Duelist]]/[[CloudCuckoolander Escaped Mental Patient]], played by Ross. The character was originally heavily inspired by his namesake in [[Podcast/{{EdictZeroFis}} Edict Zero: FIS]].

* '''Dr. Bartholomew Young:''' [[RidiculouslyHumanRobots Overwrought]] [[CombatMedic Physician]], played by Alec. Half man, [[ClockworkCreature half runic-energy-fueled machine]], with a [[Creator/{{TerryGilliam}} tasteful design aesthetic]].

* '''Kieron Hammerfall:''' [[OurElvesAreBetter Andari]] [[InstantRunes Rune]][[SquishyWizard caster]], played by Fin. Kieron is imbued with [[LinearWarriorsQuadraticWizards momentous arcane power]], as well as the [[GlassCannon durability of a dry twig]]. He's a member of the Andari race, which means he's [[TheAgeless blessed with immortality]] (barring any unfortunate accidents - which, considering his [[OneHitPointWonder virtually non-existent toughness]], could involve [[ScratchDamage being knocked over by a stiff breeze or something]]). Furthermore, [[WalkingTechbane Andari and technology don't mix]].

* '''Mouse Sprocket:''' [[RatMen Ferren]] [[LoveableRogue Wayfinder]], played by Tina. Mouse is a cute little murine girl who can [[KillerRabbit reduce a half-dozen grown men to chunky salsa in less than six seconds]], [[LudicrousGibs using only her tail tip]]. She's [[FurryReminder quite fond of cheese]]. Mouse is often teased ([[ClearMyName unfairly]]) with the [[EarWings size of her ears]]; at one point, she was even described as "the lovechild of [[Franchise/{{TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles}} Master Splinter]] and WesternAnimation/{{Dumbo}}".

* '''Raven:''' Human Demonologist, played by Sophie.

* '''Sniffer:''' Human [[ScavengedPunk Tinkerer]], played by Wayne. Takes care of [[MacGyvering minor mechanical repair jobs]] and [[FriendlySniper shoots people]]. Although [[YouAllMeetInAnInn everyone loves a trip to the pub]] - [[AnAdventurerIsYou particularly adventurers]] - Sniffer tends to [[TheAlcoholic gravitate towards watering holes]] like dandruff to a pristine shirt collar. He's [[MoodSwinger manic depressive]] and [[FunctionalAddict (mildly) alcoholic]], and starts each game session by randomly determining whether he's in 'Ecstatic' or 'Morose' mode, that day.
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[[folder:Pants Campers]]
The Pants Campers are currently engaged in several gaming (and recording) projects, devoting the majority of their time and effort to the so-called [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/forum/100-savage-worlds/ Knights Trilogy]], which is played using the [[TabletopGame/{{SavageWorlds}} Savage Worlds]] system, and set in the home-brewed World of Tropis. It follows a disgraced knight, Herr Gareth Ranthos, and his retinue, as they attempt to unravel murder mysteries and other ill-doings in a benighted realm.

Part one, ''Murder at Sturmhalt'', consists of four episodes, which have all been released to the public. Part two, ''The Black Swan'', will likewise span four episodes.

* '''AscendedExtra:''' One of Herr Ranthos' retainers, the lady knight Herr Ludmilla Black, only played a minor role in ''Murder at Sturmhalt''. She was promoted to full-time party member status in ''The Black Swan''.

* '''AsLongAsItSoundsForeign:''' See the entries for GratuitousLatin and CanisLatinicus.

* '''[[BaThos Bathos]]''': The Pants Campers tend to punctuate life-and-death drama with whoopie cushions and dick jokes.

->'''Daniel:''' Look around you! This hall holds so many empty chairs... So many chairs that will never again see noble arse.
-->--[[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/topic/7333-murder-at-sturmhalt-session-01/ Murder at Sturmhalt Session 1]]

* '''BurnTheWitch''': During the [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/topic/7815-murder-at-sturmhalt-session-04-finale/ final episode of Murder at Sturmhalt]], [[spoiler:Rosanna the servant reveals her magical powers, which she's kept hidden for fear of persecution. Quite rightly, as Elyas the squire immediately thinks she's an evil witch - despite the fact that she only used her powers to save herself and the others from the ''real'' evil sorcerer, who'd been murdering people at Castle Sturmhalt.]] As an additional, quite blatant reference to this and similar tropes, [[spoiler:Rosanna is burned by the evil sorcerer's ''Fireball'' spell, and acquires a permanent burn scar.]]

* '''CanisLatinicus:''' The languages of Tropis sound strangely familiar, extending both to CanisLatinicus, as well as [[FakeRussian Dogski Russki]] and [[GratuitousItalian Woofwoofio Italiano]], among others.

* '''ClusterFBomb:''' The original [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/forum/116-world-of-tropis/ World of Tropis games]] were serious (and serial) offenders, in this regard. The players and the GM have mellowed a little, since then; they only cuss in every ''other'' sentence, these days.

* '''DarkerAndEdgier:''' The World of Tropis is practically ''fueled'' by grimdark. Presumably, the local flora must have adapted to a world where it always rains. (Usually regular old H[[subscript:2]]O, with an occasional brief shower of fire and brimstone.)

* '''GratuitousLatin:''' The World of Tropis is a medieval setting, with plenty of... 'inspiration' from real world cultures. Latin isn't the only (dead) language that was butchered during the world design naming process, but it certainly gets a lot of screen time.

* '''[[NArm N'arm]]:''' Daniel, the group's [[GameMaster GM]], always attempts to paint a serious and [[MeloDrama melodramatic]] setting, providing his group with an intense roleplaying experience. The players usually respond by dragging the tragedy past [[FaRce farce]], and straight to [[SlapStick slapstick]].

* '''RuggedScar:''' Elyas Wannerholt, Herr Ranthos' squire, gets shanked in the face during a combat scene. The resulting facial scars give him a certain degree of macho street cred, and [[Characters/{{Rocky}} a heroic lisp, like a veteran boxer or something]].

* '''TheDungAges:''' The World of Tropis is a Medieval setting, replete with war, pestilence, famine, and [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail anarcho-syndicalist mud farming communes]].

* '''TragicHero:''' Herr Gareth Ranthos has a dark past, which has left him grim-faced and discredited amongst his peers.

* '''SesquipedalianLoquaciousness:''' Daniel, the Pants Campers' customary [[GameMaster ludo-narrativistic comptroller]], [[CreatureOfHabit exhibits unequivocal indications relating to a profound idiosyncratic preference]] for [[FlavorText polysyllabic descriptive soliloquizing]].

[[folder:Whartson Hall Gamers]]
List of group members:
* '''Big Jack Brass''': Sometimes referred to as Jon (not to be confused with John - see below). He's a talented cartoonist who's occasionally contributed character sketches for some of the various Podcast/{{RPGMP3}} gaming groups. His [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Pun sense of humour]] is [[PungeonMaster legendary]], as exemplified by his [[NonPlayerCharacter most iconic character]], [[HurricaneOfPuns Max Jollity]], whose arrival is [[CollectiveGroan always greeted warmly]] by the other Whartsies.

* '''Weasel''': Sometimes referred to as John, this player has a penchant for playing [[LovableTraitor characters with their own agenda]]; characters with a strong... [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder entrepreneurial spirit]], you might say. Incidentally, he did not (allegedly) earn his nickname for this behaviour, but for playing a TabletopGame/{{Toon}} character whose primary weapon was a [[LethalJokeItem gun that shot weasels]].
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[[folder:Yorkton Gamer Guild]]
List of group members:
* '''Aimee:''' Mandy's sister. Married to Brad.

* '''Brad:''' Married to Aimee.

* '''Brian:''' [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Muppet Muppet]].

* '''Glen:'''

* '''Jack:''' Married to Mandy.

* '''Kurtis:'''

* '''Lockhart''': This trained accountant and [[RulesLawyer friendly neighborhood Pathfinder encyclopedia]] is usually always the GameMaster, when the Yorkton Gamers settle down for a night of gaming. (As you might have guessed, they play a lot of TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}.) Besides being a walking repository of rules trivia, Lockhart has also mastered a selection of delightfully cheesy fake accents, which allows him to imbue his [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]] with a [[FakeBrit variety]] of [[FakeIrish verisimilitudinous]] [[YellowFace vernaculars]]. One of his characters, [[FakeRussian Brunsk]] the [[TheAhnold Barbarian]], is particularly prolific, and has appeared in almost every Yorkton Gamer campaign, either as a [[StoneWall recurring character]] or in a [[RedShirt cameo]].

* '''Mandy:''' Aimee's sister. Married to Jack.

* '''Mike:'''

* '''Paul:'''

* '''Scott:'''

* '''Vince:'''

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[[http://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Jade_Regent_(adventure_path) Jade Regent]] is a TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}} campaign that introduces [[VideoGame/{{TheOregonTrail}} exciting rules for caravan travel]], and for handling the [[ShippingGoggles slow development of relationships]] (and possibly even rivalries or romances, [[FoeYayShipping or both]]) between [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] and [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]]. [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/topic/6188-jade-regent-session-01/ Here's]] the first episode of the Yorkton Gamers' ongoing ''Jade Regent'' campaign.


List of characters & noteworthy miscellanea: ''(All [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]] are played by Lockhart, unless otherwise noted.)''

* '''Ameiko Kaijitsu:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]].

* '''Ash Lonechild:''' Human Summoner, played by Brad. Ash uses a [[PokemonSpeak creative form of nomenclature]], when naming his many pets and helpers, both otherworldly and mundane. Examples include Misty the [[HornyDevils Succubus]] (see below), and FanonPokedex/{{Squirtle}} and FanonPokedex/{{Charmander}} (his horses).

* '''Harold Shinken:''' Half-Elf Cleric of [[http://pathfinder.wikia.com/wiki/Pharasma Pharasma]], played by Brian.

* '''Kelda Oxgutter:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]].

* '''Koya Mvashti:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]].

* '''Misty the Succubus:''' [[http://pathfinder.wikia.com/wiki/Summoner Eidolon]] (i.e. technically a class feature) belonging to Ash Lonechild; played by Brad. Misty is a [[TheDitz bubbly]], [[BrainlessBeauty bouncy]], [[DumbBlonde charmingly naïve]] teenage girl with [[BuxomIsBetter talents that make her invaluable to the team]]. She also happens to be a [[HornyDevils demonic Succubus from the deepest pits of the Abyss]], who [[CuteMonsterGirl enjoys long walks on the beaches by the lakes of fire and brimstone]], and [[CreepyGood occasionally starts singing while disemboweling people with her claws]]. She's really a very nice person, once you get to know her. Misty quickly developed far more personality than Ash (who's technically the ''real'' [[PlayerCharacter character]]), which has become something of an in-joke.

* '''Oathtaker:''' During their travels, the adventurers [[RobbingTheDead managed to find]] a magical ''tetsubo'' (a [[CarryABigStick huge Oriental bludgeoning weapon]]) [[NamedWeapons called Oathtaker]]. Apart from its obvious uses, it can also force people under a [[MagicallyBindingContract Blood Geas]]. It's currently wielded by Harold Shinken, who discovered that the Viking women of the [[GrimUpNorth Linnorm Kingdoms]] were [[ChickMagnet very impressed]] by the weapon's... [[PhallicWeapon craftsmanship]].

* '''Sandru Vhiski:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]].

* '''Shalelu Andosana:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]] Elven Fighter/[[ForestRanger Ranger]]. (She's [[ArcherArchetype specialized in bows]].)

* '''Skygni:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]] [[UpliftedAnimal magically Awakened]] [[KillItWithIce frost]]-[[BreathWeapon breathing]] [[AnIcePerson Winter]] [[SavageWolves Wolf]]. He swore a [[MagicallyBindingContract Blood Oath]] (under duress) to [[TokenEvilTeammate not eat people]]. Well, at least not the ones in the caravan, anyway.

* '''Spivey:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]] [[http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Lyrakien Lyrakien]] Cleric of [[http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Desna Desna]]. Spivey used to live in a cemetery, until the [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] came by. She then joined their caravan and followed them on their quest, quickly earning the nickname "[[FairyCompanion Death Pixie]]", since most of her skills were focused on graveyard maintenance, at that point. She's always flitting around, [[SmallAnnoyingCreature dispensing invaluable moral advice]] and trying to get the [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] to [[GroupHug be nicer to each other]].

->'''Spivey:''' [[MotorMouth There'sacoupletravellersahead! Weshouldfeedthem.]]\\
'''Harold:''' Ah, Spivey! How do you fly with that heart of gold?\\
'''Spivey:''' Oh, well... [[SarcasmBlind Desna gives me wings]]!\\
'''Misty:''' [[TheDitz Her heart is made out of gold?!]] How do you know? ''[Visibly starts to ponder whether she should [[CuteAndPsycho reach in, pull it out and check]]]''\\
'''Harold:''' Y'know, with the [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Good Outsiders]], I wouldn't be surprised.\\
'''Misty:''' ''[Grabs Spivey and shakes her]'' She's not heavy enough to have a heart made of gold?\\
'''Koya:''' Misty, that's not how we usually hug!
-->-- ''Jade Regent, episode 13''

* '''Storm Blackfire:''' Half-Elf [[BarbarianHero Barbarian]], played by Aimee. Storm is the group's scout and combat expert. She's friends with Koya and (tentatively) Harold, and is [[ChildhoodFriendRomance even more friendly]] towards her childhood friend, Sandru. She's openly antagonistic towards Ameiko, and regards Ash as a [[SpoiledBrat nuisance]]. At one point, she [[PowerUp acquired]] a magical [[EmbarrassingTattoo glow-in-the-dark butterfly tattoo on a certain part of her body]].

* '''Suishen:''' This [[TalkingWeapon sentient, talking]] [[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]] was crafted for the noble Amatatsu clan, and is adamant in pursuing its mission to protect them. It's currently wielded by Storm Blackfire. Suishen [[EquippableAlly bestows advice upon its wielder, along with several nifty powers]], including the ability to [[NotQuiteFlight Air Walk]] and [[ExposedToTheElements Resist Cold]]. (Which was fortunate, since it meant that Storm didn't have to change her [[ChainmailBikini entire wardrobe]] when the [[TheQuest adventurers' quest]] took them into the frosty [[GrimUpNorth Linnorm Kingdoms]].) Oh, and Suishen can also [[AbsurdlySharpBlade turn people into sashimi]], of course.

* '''Ulf Gormundr:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]].

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* '''Mouse Sprocket:''' [[RatMen Ferren]] [[LoveableRogue Wayfinder]], played by Tina. Mouse is a cute little murine girl who can [[KillerRabbit reduce a half-dozen grown men to chunky salsa in less than six seconds]], [[LudicrousGibs using only her tail tip]]. She's [[FurryReminder quite fond of cheese]]. Mouse is often teased ([[ClearMyName unfairly]]) with the [[EarWings size of her ears]]; at one point, she was even described as "the lovechild of [[Franchise/{{TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles}} Master Splinter]] and Disney/{{Dumbo}}".

* '''Mouse Sprocket:''' [[RatMen Ferren]] [[LoveableRogue Wayfinder]], played by Tina. Mouse is a [[PettingZooPeople cute little murine girl]] who can [[KillerRabbit reduce a half-dozen grown men to chunky salsa in less than six seconds]], [[LudicrousGibs using only her tail tip]]. She's [[FurryReminder quite fond of cheese]]. Mouse is often teased ([[ClearMyName unfairly]]) with the [[EarWings size of her ears]]; at one point, she was even described as "the lovechild of [[Franchise/{{TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles}} Master Splinter]] and Disney/{{Dumbo}}".

* '''AltumVidetur:''' The World of Tropis is a medieval setting, with plenty of... 'inspiration' from real world cultures. Latin isn't the only (dead) language that was butchered during the world design naming process, but it certainly gets a lot of screen time.

* '''AsLongAsItSoundsForeign:''' See the entries for AltumVidetur and CanisLatinicus.

* '''TheDungAges:''' The World of Tropis is a Medieval setting, replete with war, pestilence, famine, and [[MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail anarcho-syndicalist mud farming communes]].

''RPGMP3'' is a website started by Richard "Hal" Halpin in 2004, for hosting his RPG Actual Play podcasts. Hal and his tabletop gaming group managed to hack 'n slash their merry way through the entire World's Largest Dungeon, recording the gaming sessions and uploading them to the site.

At this point, Podcast/{{RPGMP3}} holds over 1,000 podcast episodes available for free download (and yes, that's the correct number of zeroes), in addition to a collection of super-special Patrons Exclusive audio sessions, which are only available for donating members.

'''Podcast/{{RPGMP3}}''' is a website started by Richard "Hal" Halpin in 2004, for hosting his RPG Actual Play podcasts. Hal and his tabletop gaming group managed to hack 'n slash their merry way through the entire World's Largest Dungeon, recording the gaming sessions and uploading them to the site.

[[/folder]]

Podcast/{{RPGMP3}} is a website started by Richard "Hal" Halpin in 2004, for hosting his RPG Actual Play podcasts. Hal and his tabletop gaming group managed to hack 'n slash their merry way through the entire World's Largest Dungeon, recording the gaming sessions and uploading them to the site.

* '''Lockhart''': This trained accountant and [[RulesLawyer friendly neighborhood Pathfinder encyclopedia]] is usually always the GameMaster, when the Yorkton Gamers settle down for a night of gaming. (As you might have guessed, they play a lot of TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}.) Besides being a walking repository of rules trivia, Lockhart has also mastered a selection of delightfully cheesy fake accents, which allows him to imbue his [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]] with a [[FakeBrit variety]] of [[FakeIrish verisimilitudinous]] [[YellowFace vernaculars]]. One of his characters, [[FakeRussian Brunsk]] the [[TheAhnold Barbarian]], is particularly prolific, and has appeared in almost every Yorkton Gamer campaign, either as a [[MeatShield recurring character]] or in a [[RedShirt cameo]].

* '''Storm Blackfire:''' Half-Elf [[BarbarianHero Barbarian]], played by Aimee. Storm is the group's scout and [[MeatShield combat expert]]. She's friends with Koya and (tentatively) Harold, and is [[ChildhoodFriendRomance even more friendly]] towards her childhood friend, Sandru. She's openly antagonistic towards Ameiko, and regards Ash as a [[SpoiledBrat nuisance]]. At one point, she [[PowerUp acquired]] a magical [[EmbarrassingTattoo glow-in-the-dark butterfly tattoo on a certain part of her body]].

* '''Oathtaker:''' During their travels, the adventurers [[RobbingTheDead managed to find]] a magical ''tetsubo'' (a [[CarryABigStick huge Oriental bludgeoning weapon]]) [[NamedWeapons called Oathtaker]]. Apart from its obvious uses, it can also force people under a [[MagicallyBindingContract Blood Geas]]. It's currently wielded by Harold Shinken, who discovered that the [[HotAmazon Viking women]] of the [[GrimUpNorth Linnorm Kingdoms]] were [[ChickMagnet very impressed]] by the weapon's... [[PhallicWeapon craftsmanship]].

[[folder:Whartson Hall Gamers]]
List of group members:
* '''Big Jack Brass''': Sometimes referred to as Jon (not to be confused with John - see below). He's a talented cartoonist who's occasionally contributed character sketches for some of the various Podcast/{{RPGMP3}} gaming groups. His [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Pun sense of humour]] is [[PungeonMaster legendary]], as exemplified by his [[NonPlayerCharacter most iconic character]], [[HurricaneOfPuns Max Jollity]], whose arrival is [[CollectiveGroan always greeted warmly]] by the other Whartsies.

* '''Weasel''': Sometimes referred to as John, this player has a penchant for playing [[LovableTraitor characters with their own agenda]]; characters with a strong... [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder entrepreneurial spirit]], you might say. Incidentally, he did not (allegedly) earn his nickname for this behaviour, but for playing a TabletopGame/{{Toon}} character whose primary weapon was a [[LethalJokeItem gun that shot weasels]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Yorkton Gamer Guild]]
List of group members:
* '''Aimee:''' Mandy's sister. Married to Brad.

* '''Brad:''' Married to Aimee.

* '''Brian:''' [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Muppet Muppet]].

* '''Glen:'''

* '''Jack:''' Married to Mandy.

* '''Kurtis:'''

* '''Lockhart''': This trained accountant and [[RulesLawyer friendly neighborhood Pathfinder encyclopedia]] is usually always the GameMaster, when the Yorkton Gamers settle down for a night of gaming. (As you might have guessed, they play a lot of TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}.) Besides being a walking repository of rules trivia, Lockhart has also mastered a selection of delightfully cheesy fake accents, which allows him to imbue his [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]] with a [[FakeBrit variety]] of [[FakeIrish verisimilitudinous]] [[YellowFace vernaculars]]. One of his characters, [[FakeRussian Brunsk]] the [[TheAhnold Barbarian]], is particularly prolific, and has appeared in almost every Yorkton Gamer campaign, either as a [[MeatShield recurring character]] or in a [[RedShirt cameo]].

* '''Mandy:''' Aimee's sister. Married to Jack.

* '''Mike:'''

* '''Paul:'''

* '''Scott:'''

* '''Vince:'''

* '''Captain Socrates:''' Human [[SkyPirate Airship Captain]]/[[SwashBuckler Duelist]]/[[Cloudcuckoolander Escaped Mental Patient]], played by Ross. The character was originally heavily inspired by his namesake in [[Podcast/{{EdictZeroFis}} Edict Zero: FIS]].

List of characters: ''(All [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]] are played by Lockhart, unless otherwise noted.)''

* '''Brian:''' Muppet.

* '''Jack:''' Married to Amanda.

* '''Storm Blackfire:''' Half-Elf Barbarian, played by Aimee.

''Jade Regent'' is a TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}} campaign that introduces [[VideoGame/{{TheOregonTrail}} exciting rules for caravan travel]], and for handling the [[ShippingGoggles slow development of relationships]] (and possibly even rivalries or romances, [[FoeYayShipping or both]]) between [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] and [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]]. [[http://www.rpgmp3.com/ipb/topic/6188-jade-regent-session-01/ Here's]] the first episode of the Yorkton Gamers' ongoing ''Jade Regent'' campaign.

* '''Skygni:''' [[NonPlayerCharacter NPC]] [[UpliftedAnimal magically Awakened]] Winter Wolf. He's also under a magically binding ''Blood Oath'' to [[TokenEvilTeammate not eat people]]. Well, at least not the ones in the caravan, anyway.

'''Harold:''' Y'know, with the ''Good'' Outsiders, I wouldn't be surprised.\\

Pretty much every genre, setting and system of tabletop RPG has been playtested and recorded at one point or another, from the most popular games, e.g. TabletopGame/{{DungeonsAndDragons}} and TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}, to indie darlings and cult classics.

* '''Carter Lockhart''': This trained accountant and [[RulesLawyer friendly neighborhood Pathfinder encyclopedia]] is usually always the GameMaster, when the Yorkton Gamers settle down for a night of gaming. (As you might have guessed, they play a lot of TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}.) Besides being a walking repository of rules trivia, Lockhart has also mastered a selection of delightfully cheesy fake accents, which allows him to imbue his [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]] with a [[FakeBrit variety]] of [[FakeIrish verisimilitudinous]] [[YellowFace vernaculars]]. One of his characters, [[FakeRussian Brunsk]] the [[TheAhnold Barbarian]], is particularly prolific, and has appeared in almost every Yorkton Gamer campaign, either as a [[MeatShield recurring character]] or in a [[RedShirt cameo]].