#but we respect his craft

[martinhyperfixates]

Ahhh so RQG 44 is where ‘but we respect his craft’ came from

Alex: The surgery, again to your professional eye, is like world calibre surgery.

Bryn: Oh this person is a monster and a sociopath but I’ve got to respect his craftmanship.

Lydia: Like Alex!

[aspiring-hobbit]

I’ve never truly felt feral before but this week’s episode has sent my mind reeling how the frickity frack am I supposed to go to sleep after that there’s so much to unpack I’m still screaming I’m going to have to relisten to it so many times holy crap

[exhausted-pidgeon24]

So after the last two episodes of tmagp both being written by Alex, I think it’s time we bring back a certain phrase.

[six-of-cringe]

So the "Jesper is Wylan's sugar baby" jokes don't bother me TOO badly, but they irk me slightly because they're pretty much based on the fact that no one knows what an allowance is beyond the context of "spending money a parent gives to their child". An allowance in business is an amount of money given to someone for a specific business-related expense, so the "allowance" mentioned at the end of CK is just the amount of money they budgeted to put into the stock market, which Jesper is in charge of. Because you know, he's smart and also Wylan's business partner, not his incompetent pet. Ok maybe the jokes bother me some

[indigospyder]

Me listening to TMA/TMAGP: man Alex is good at making me hurt!

Me as I progress through RQG: OH, Alex is the WORST, actually!

[thebrokenpaintbox]

Fanart of Oscar Wilde from the Rusty Quill Gaming podcast – not the poet from real life, but a fictional version of him who appears as an NPC in a Pathfinder TTRPG campaign run by Alexander J Newall / @rqbossman from Rusty Quill and played by the same. He’s such an incredibly infuriating and entertaining character! It’s now officially my comfort podcast, I usually laugh out loud at least twice per episode. I can’t recommend it enough for the folks who liked The Magnus Archives. You don’t even need to know the rules to understand the story, and if you’re interested in learning how to play TTRPGs, there is a lot you can pick up about playing and GMing for one.

[rainyraisin]

I think Gerald Robotnik is the perfect example of how sympathetic doesn't mean forgivable and I havent seen a single person talk about it

[fadedrainbowbookshelves]

When your husband reminds you he's actually gorgeous.

[eleanor-is-fine]

RQG 127 - Welcome Back

As if we weren't heartbroken enough about Rome, pretty tough to learn that Bryn and Helen didn't know the story, just that Lydia and Ben aren't in the room.

Level up - Azu got better at hitting, Hamid got the Rainbow Patterns spell

[some-zer0]

Earhart tells Azu what happened to her crew

[loverboybrightsideghost]

rome arc has me in physical pain 👍🏼

[cosmictap]

RQG 118 AA??? ‘I cast fireball. on myself.’ AHH. and SASHA?? AND WILDE?? (technically 117 but oh well) I HATE EVERYTHING ABT THIS PODCAST /POS

but we respect his craft? right??

[thewhizzyhead]

I know the reunion concert was literally just 2 days ago but my bros my guys my dudes I miss WATT so so much and I really do want this show Actually Revived because I miss my cheerleaders, pma's stories and music are fucking great and I wanna hear more, watt has so much room for improvement, and I wanna see watt thrive aaaaaaaa

[stars-are-shining-bright]

anyways i just listened to rusty quill gaming episode 174 and i am Not Okay

[bigmilkagenda]

Honestly this episode might be a Magnus all-timer. The whole thing is sharp, no wasted words at all, absolute banger of a casement, bananas levels of surprises, performances that do SO much work on character and relationship dynamics, mysteries and loose threads to pick up later, for about eight seconds I thought Sam/Celia/Gerry had hooked up, got to hear Sue Sims absolutely killing it as usual, mention of one of my favourite preserves... literally no complaints!

[thatstartrekguy]

not the TNG crew trying not to doze during Data's poetry reading while I'm sitting here with literally a degree in poetry and on the edge of my seat absolutely vibrating over his poetic prowess