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Category: Blog
Extra-Life: Dudes of the Bro Table Session Begins!
The time has come. Extra Life is on!
All Good Things Must Come to an End
Nothing lasts forever.
The Current State of the Podcast
Good evening, everyone. I hope you had a fun (and more importantly, SAFE) Independence Day. I have an important (and sad) an update for you all. I’m working on editing episode 21 right now, and unfortunately the audio quality is what one may call “piss poor.” You may have seen the picture I shared on […]
Geeks New England and Extra Life!
Geeks New England is joining with the Dudes of the Bro Table for Extra Life 2017. Early in November of this year we’ll be streaming various games for 24 hours to raise money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. We’ll be playing video games like Overwatch, tabletop like Star Wars: Armada, and possibly even some board games. We’ll […]
A Year in Review
A Happy New Year, from us at Geeks New England to you. It’s hard to imagine that exactly one year ago we recorded our first episode of Legends from Aeramis. I wasn’t sure how well we would be received, and truth be told we are still extremely small fry compared to just about any other […]
Legends from Aeramis – Ep05 “Oakgrove”
We rejoin our party in the midst of their battle with the gnolls, attempting to save the life of a unicorn. Not long after they rendezvous with a few old friends, and then make a new one on the outskirts of the Eldorani Crater.
Site Renamed
The four people who read this blog may have noticed something interesting; the title and url have changed. This might not come as a surprise to most people; Critical Shit, while a unique name that has some history with my friend group, is perhaps not the best title for a website to be throwing around. […]
Welcome to Aeramis: An Introduction
Some years ago I decided I wanted to design my own homebrew setting for Dungeons and Dragons; a world where all the future campaigns that I run would take place. There was nothing wrong with the existing settings created by Wizards of the Coast, of course, but I wanted something more personal. The resident DM of […]
