#rqg special episodes
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blueberryspyder · 9 months ago
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vampiric-succulent · 5 months ago
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If I had a nickel for every time some guy in a Dungeons and Dragons show/stream shouted “my erogenous zone!” I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it’s happened twice
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some-zer0 · 7 months ago
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Because Lydia saying, "Tasty, tasty," has been stuck in my head all week
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loverboybrightsideghost · 8 months ago
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jason statham's big vacation you will always be famous to me
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miscreantahead · 7 months ago
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been thinking about helen distortion a lot lately might relisten to s5
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just-an-enby-lemon · 12 days ago
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Some silly ideas for an RQG Actor AU:
+ all the historical figures are instead silly celebrity cameos but some end up so popular they end up being added to the regular cast.
[ex: Wilde is a popular singer, Earhart is a famous atlethe, Einstein is an stand up comedian...]
*Carter was only famous on a small niche (he is an youtuber) so most people had no idea he was such a case actually.
+ Bertie is actually just the most comunist progressive guy ever. Completly the oposite. He also is a bit afraid of dogs.
+ Brutor is a good boy. He also got first in the story because the produtors wanted a dog to draw audience but the writers devided to obey it in the sillier ways possible.
+ Zolf got into a car accident and couldn't continue after the Paris Arc. Grizzop was a friend of his he recomended for the role.
+ Bertie had to leave the show for the same reason James did. He and his partner adoped a kid and he choose to take a break from acting to raise his son.
+ Grizzop and Sahsa both also had to leave for personal reasons but they helped write their final episodes. Sasha also appeared in the Roman Rogues special and as a flasback in the letter.
+ Azu has a plushie of Toppaz she got from a fan. Also after the series ends they give her the pink axe prop.
+ Cel's and Sassra friendship is based in the actual frinedship their actors struck. Cel also was always an active shipper and they might have a hand on Azu × Kiko becaming cannon.
+ The Al Tahans are all portrait by Hamid real family. His sister Aziza was really famous on Broadway and it was a fun cameo that ended with him suggesting other family members.
*if you go to a reality without magic/dragons than his grandpa can be a famous VA who is the voice of Apophis.
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dog-botherer · 11 months ago
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So I’m doing my first full relisten to rqg after it ended (I’ve only relistened to specials since) and I’m having a visceral reaction to Bertie trying to “charm Artemis” in the third episode of the Bertie side quest. When he shortened it to Arty I nearly choked on my tea.
My name is Artemis.
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angryducktimemachine · 1 year ago
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heyyy weird question but im trying to remember a bonus episode of either rqg or taz, and i feel like im going crazy bc i cannot find it. it was some sort of ghost/monster hunting type plot, set in amityville i think it was? or possibly it was every famous haunted town converging into one town. there was some sort of dimensional nonsense going on. i thought it was the spirit breakers taz special, but i listened through and its def not that one. (im also pretty sure alex j newall was there, so probably not taz after all.) i also have a vague recollection of a tunnel with a river in it, and everyone doing a bad job of diving into the river. idk if youve listened to any of the bonus eps though, so this might be a fruitless question fjdksalfjskl
Oof it doesn't ring a bell immediately. I have listened to most RQG specials but not all so it might be one of the few I haven't listened to yet. Monster hunting wise there's the monster of the week special but I don't think the rest fits?
I'll put it out there maybe someone else has an idea what it could be!
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ratthesewerdweller · 5 months ago
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KBDNVUUSB ive just listened to the rqg space pals special again cos its the fucking BEST and its my comfort episode(s) and my autism has peaked, i am running around the house yelling about BANDITRY REASONS and COMMANDER *UNAL* MANSPRAY and very aggressively full body stimming and i am so happy and i love autism and rqg and all of you <3
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rosered2018 · 2 years ago
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Super Suits
I just finished listening to the fourth episode of Super Suits, and I have to say I love it.
Harper Hallow is a treasure and is to be protected at all costs.
Bonnie and Collette are the sassy ladies in the office we all wish we worked with, and were a great way to introduce the law firm without dropping Harper directly into the weirdness without giving them any kind of warning.
Aside from the vampirism, Malcom Aria seems to be the basic Ben Meredith character. He's tired, grumpy, and probably doesn't take care of himself, and is the one running the show.
They just introduced Malcom's brother, Phil, as played by Tim Meredith, and I absolutely adore the dynamic between the two of them. Mal and Phil do not get along to a point where Harper had to warned that they might have to bail Mal out of jail at some point.
I don't know how many of you guys have listened to Stellar Firma or the RQG specials where Tim Meredith guest-starred, but if you put the Meredith brothers together in the same room as a microphone, the results tend to be chaotic, and this is no exception.
They also let the narrator (whose name is not, surprisingly, a variation of John) and Malcom interact, and the two do not like each other. When Harper asks Malcom why he keeps glaring at the stenographer, Malcom simply replies, "He knows what he did." And, of course, the dislike is not only returned, but is passive-aggressive right up to the point when Malcom decked him.
At this point, I can't wait to see where this goes.
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rustyelias · 8 months ago
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Halfway through the second episode of the rqg fiasco Christmas special and I will never be the same again. What do you mean there’s no more yuri on ice it’s right here!!!/j
But seriously I have never felt emotions quite like when Randall hit the judges panel I NEED THEM TO BE OKAY
(The content warnings at the start of the episode are Not filling me with hope)
:) teehee
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blueberryspyder · 9 months ago
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✨I never had a dream come true/ Till the day that I found you✨
A promise is a promise—gay ice skaters are here! I’m quite proud of how this came out, though I know I can do better. (To be fair, I’ve only had access to colored pencils and not my art tablet for a year now, but whatever.) Once I’m able to I’m gonna do a digital version of this!
Their appearances are also not 100% set in stone; I like how Randall came out (on the left), but Leonardo doesn’t match the Leo in my head, so don’t be surprised if he they change in future drawings (yes, there will be more!)
And here’s a bonus unfiltered photo, though the filters only make it look more like it does IRL:
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And the reference is from Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir’s Moulin Rouge Performance, which I CANNOT recommend enough:
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shy-magpie · 2 years ago
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RQG 167
So storm time? With Zolf in peril and everyone else trapped in a cell together because when we asked for them to be forced to actually talk a finger curled on Alex's monkey paw.
Bryn just advised them to go into full rebellion if Alex tries to slam cut them past bits they want to do but he had a definite laugh in his voice. Alex responded by implying he'd bribe them with swords and cool jackets. So I think this is run of the mill guy stuff rather than actual power games like the bowling alley ads. I mean if Alex was serious he has to know that slam cut to cyberpunk/anime future is nothing compared to slam cut to wings right?
Movie advert voices from the boys as they add on to Alex's "last time on RQG".
Will save, hm just general principle or is it to resist having their heads messed with by the storm?
Will Save, hm just general principle or is it to resist having their heads messed with by the storm?
The Cohort are rolled as one, but they do better than Skraak.
Ok the magic levels vary so they won't be stuck in the cell the whole time.
Azu sits next to Kiko, her little finger is on Kiko's in "an unspoken pinky swear everything is going to be okay". Alex really does know when to indulge us. The players take this as proof Alex is going to take Kiko away from Helen/Azu. Well yes after a fashion, we've known from the beginning she is probably going to side with Earhardt in the near inevitable mutany. Have to let Azu & Kiko properly bond for it to hurt properly when that doesn't change.
Aw Hamid checks in with Azu because he remembers her claustrophobia.
The sense motive isn't on Azu, but with only an 8 Alex doesn't tell us what it was.
Cel wants to improve the box, but can't find anything but busy work. Cel is mostly just going over it with a fine tooth comb for minor improvements.
Bryn wasn't entirely joking about them just taking control of the camera at the beginning of the episode apparently and circles back around to his check on Azu when Alex makes moving on noises. Azu appreciates it.
Zolf time. Big broad question from Alex: survival check or profession sailor for what style Zolf is steering the ship. Ben doesn't let him finish the question before saying he will stick with Sailor since it has the higher stat. He then gets 28 on his first roll and Alex accuses him of sounding smug; which the rest of the table protests. Yeah it was more pleased/satisfied than lets say "she can't one shot me I'll take the hit".
Weird energy from Alex & the players, not sure if its they are in a weird mood to face the storm or having the storm scene put them in a weird mood. Either way hope its not the podcast part pressuring them to go forward on a session they would have rescheduled in a regular game. A lot of Alex's suggestions from the sensitivity special were things like snack breaks that don't work in remote sessions. Whatever, I'm just a listener, I need to trust them to know when to call it and keep my analysis on the characters not the players.
Zolf has to sail straight through it. Not seeing any metaphors in "the best way out is through" (my phrasing not a quote) nope.
Huh the Ursa Major seem to have left their bodies on peaks to be as high as possible. Smart enough to be magic worshipers maybe?
Borealis makes light wobbly like a cartoon heat haze. The lines of color are tangible bits the ship can touch.
Zolf is nervous whistling and casts Resistance which lasts for a minute right as the ship touches it. Bryn reminds him that Hamid cast Heroism last session.
Zolf ties himself to the wheel as the Borealis effect of the world smearing like a water color and going back to normal only to do it again approaches.
The box makes a pleasant bell sound as the effect reaches them.
The effect happens to Zolf's body. The chiming sound can be heard coming from the
Hamid proposes "two truths & a lie" to pass time. He has to explain it to them.
Carter goes first
Hamid points out there are plenty of Egyptologists in Egypt when he tries to claim he is the best in the world.
Zolf feels powerful urge to sleep.
Wilde is back on form and when Hamid suggests he or Miek (I think, one of the Cohort?) go next he asks who defines the truth. Hard to tell the degree to which he actually doesn't get it vs is focusing on Hamid's actual goal by drawing attention and distracting everyone. This is painfully in old!Oscar's wheelhouse, but after that Earhardt sex joke I am not sure if he can keep up a line of patter without it blowing up somehow. People like him often mistake being able to smooth things over after they've crossed the line with a knack for not crossing it in the first place.
Yeah this is going to go well/sarcasm: his first statement is that he had genuine feelings for Bertie. Because we really need the party to process tonight that, even only knowing of him second hand, everyone has seen through him except Hamid. Alex better not bring Aziza into this.
Second point: Oscar was shy as a child to the point of wearing disguises.
Third point: He loves Harrison Campbell novels.
Well now I don't know which I want to be the lie: the second one is painful for a truth to trust them with; Hamid having his feelings about his friend being seduced and embarrassed in the paper being brought up might clear the air either way; if even Oscar likes the books Hamid might let go of his attitude about them but it might be better if he has someone who isn't an active fan. Just as there is nothing wrong in liking them, there is nothing wrong in not liking them as long as you aren't judgy about it and Hamid is pretty good about keeping his opinion of them to himself.
Alex has them roll a perception check. The Kobolds are asleep, if the storm encourages them to sleep through it rather than stress that is a gift horse I am looking right in the mouth.
Hamid asks Cel's help to draw a curtain around them out of respect for their taboo on people knowing where they sleep. Cel points out it would be safer to be able to see everyone. I am pleased Hamid suggested it, but have to side with Cel, its a good thought but they did fall asleep in plain view which was either a decision or proof we need to keep an eye out for things making decisions for them. Hamid yields quickly. Poor Cel sounds scared something will go wrong with the box.
Hamid goes back to the game. Wilde frowns and says they've been spending to much time together when Hamid says the lie was Oscar being shy as a child and that his genuine feelings for Bertie were negative. Which I believe means he loves Harrison Campbell novels.
Zolf is still having more problems with pressure to sleep and has a spell (owl's wisdom) to deal with it. Engines seem to be off but the ship is still moving: elementals asleep?
Barnes, Carter, and Earhardt fall asleep. Everyone else starts to notice they are feeling tired, Alex leaves it to the players if they notice its supernatural.
Ah Hamid "I guess people weren't enjoying the game very much". Ok if it wasn't supernatural then it would be a sign he kept stress down enough for them to fall asleep surrounded by people in a strange situation, that's a pretty good sign for morale.
Azu asks for his 2 truths and lie, only for Bryn to call the break. Alex sounds impressed and Bryn is laughing so yeah this is bonding rather than a proper rank fight. Hm could just be a "delegate damn it" thing since Alex does have a lot on his plate... No I'm doing it again, all I need to know is that it doesn't sound like an actual problem.
Hamid's statements:
Are interupted by Wilde pointing out he knows Hamid well, which hints at reciprocation for Hamid knowing him well enough to call his truths. Whether he means that friendly or is trying to get his own back after being seen through is hard to say. Hamid points out he did research before hiring the team and he volunteers to sit out if he knows.
1)never lived in Mainland Europe
2) Never visited Sub Saharan Africa
3)Never won an academic prize
Wilde sits out in favor of a nap. Hamid starts feeling very weary as Azu asks about his statements.
Ouch Azu thinks he was quite good at school & academic achievements. Hamid falls asleep as she speaks, dodging that discussion. I wonder if it would be better or worse if he got a prize after he made an effort in Prague before the incident. I don't think Azu would get weird on him about not being good in school itself but I can't remember how much she followed of his running with bullys.
Back to Zolf: Zolf realizes the ship is moving before he tells it too. Zolf tries to fight it mentally, and is able to over rule the ship by making minor changes to the course while it tries to keep to the true course.
In the box everyone except for Cel and Siggif are asleep. Azu and Kiko fell asleep in eachother's arms.
Cel is so distracted "fixing things" they didn't notice until now; Sigguf is muttering to himself and when Cel checks on him he says he has bad dreams. He has a heart breaking crossword he clearly keeps redoing.
Cel has figured out its unnatural and tries to wake them up, Sigguf follows their lead. No luck.
The ship has started to tack itself, and started to maintain itself. Which could go either way especially since half the reason he keeps most of the NPCs alive is that they are needed to run the ship.
A good ep, even if Alex did duck developing the Kobolds again.
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some-zer0 · 1 month ago
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It took me half a year and two relistens but I finally finished timestamping this! I've also added some annotations cause this took up a decent chunk of my life and I think I deserve to give my little comments as a treat (and also cause I found some fun stuff in the transcripts while looking for these). Outtakes aren't in the transcripts, so all of those were a special little hell for me to find.
Episode names with a * next to them mean that they're from that episode's outtakes.
Start-00:22 (RQG 81 - Breakfast with Dessert)
This soundclip lowkey drove me insane. I knew that it was from the group's journey across Newton's office, but Hamid's "I don't recognize this, which opera's it from?" is miswritten in the transcript so cntrl-f couldn't find it and everyone's singing is literally written out as "do do do do do" so cntrl-f was useless for that too. I ended up just listening to those couple of episodes on 2x speed until I found this clip...
00:22-00:26 (RQG 214 - Guivres)
00:26-00:39 (RQG 41 - Chariots and Catacombs)
00:39-00:43 (RQG 34 - Le Gai Paris!)
00:43-00:57 (RQG 106 - Special Delivery)
00:57-01:03 (RQG 211 - The Writer's Tale)
01:03-01:05 (RQG 136 - Trouble at the Top*)
They're talking about fanart someone did of Grizzop where they 1) made him sexy (of course) and 2) gave him Ben's hair (why). I'm not sure if this is the exact fanart they were referencing here, but it is indeed cursed
01:05-01:12 (RQG 35 - The Exposition Box)
01:12-01:18 (RQG 38 - Brutor Is...)
01:18-01:20 (RQG 110 - Cracking Up)
01:20-01:27 (RQG Into the Wilds pt. 2)
They're talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger
01:27-01:44 (RQG 41 - Chariots and Catacombs)
01:44-01:46 (RQG 74 - Upstairs Downstairs)
01:46-01:48 (RQG 137 - Lightning Round*)
Ben uses his Elias voice for crimes
01:48-02:11 (RQG 153 - The Chatter Box)
02:11-02:16 (RQG 93 - The Curse!!!)
Ben's "A what?" sounded so much like his Zolf voice that I kept going through the Paris arc trying to find this clip, only to realize during a relisten that it was an entirely different arc that didn't even have Zolf in it. Also, the number of exclamation marks in the title is different between the episode listing on Spotify and the transcript header
02:16-02:21 (RQG 34 - Le Gai Paris!)
02:21-02:23 (RQG 136 - Trouble at the Top)
02:23-02:45 (RQG 48 - Ctrl Alt Destroy!*)
02:45-03:00 (RQG 110 - Cracking Up)
In between this clip and the previous pump hole one, Alex mentions that Ben's been saying "pump hole" a lot outside of recording. Why we'll never know. Also, here's the full pump hole bit from that episode
03:00-03:15 (RQG 211- The Writer's Tale)
03:15-03:19 (RQG 74 - Upstairs Downstairs)
03:19-03:27 (RQG 100 - Disappearing Act)
03:27-03:33 (RQG 214 - Guivres)
I forgot how funny the finale was
03:33-03:42 (RQG 93 - The Curse!!!)
03:42-03:45 (RQG Post-Campaign Q&A pt. 1)
This is about Grizzop
03:45-04:08 (RQG Into the Wilds pt. 3)
04:08-04:14 (RQG 41 - Chariots and Catacombs)
04:14-04:17 (RQG 93 - The Curse!!!)
04:17-04:26 (RQG 110 - Cracking Up)
This is another clip that took me absolutely forever to find. I literally ctrl-f'd "erotic" and "sexy" for every single episode and still couldn't find this until a relisten. Also, it's from a section where they're discussing what new stuff they got from leveling up, and is immediately preceded by Ben telling Bryn, "Oh, sorry - shh, shut up, it's still Ben Time!"
04:26-04:34 (RQG 106 - Special Delivery)
04:34-04:41 (RQG 46 - Theseus' Ship)
After listening to the show so many times I honestly forgot how ridiculous Mr. Ceiling's name was at first
04:41-04:44 (RQG 61 - Skyships and Harlequins)
Fun fact: Bryn's "No!" is so high-pitched that it's misattributed to Lydia in the transcripts
04:44-05:15 (RQG 110 - Cracking Up)
05:15-05:20 (RQG 212 - Final Rest)
05:20-05:41 (RQG 40 - Wheels Within Wheels)
05:41-05:54 (RQG 91 - Can't We All Just Get Along*)
05:54-06:00 (RQG 217 - Last Stand)
06:00-06:17 (RQG 123 - Plane and Simple)
06:17-06:24 (Metacast 7: Longplay)
Helen's cut-off line at the end there is, "Let's not go there because remember that time he shaved it off and we were all like, 'UGHAHUHAHUUU!'"
06:24-06:29 (RQG 28 - Not So Hard Time)
06:29-06:34 (RQG 93 - The Curse!!!)
06:34-06:38 (RQG 48 - Ctrl Alt Destroy!*)
06:38-06:50 (RQG 106 - Special Delivery)
06:50-06:57 (RQG 212 - Final Rest)
06:57-07:07 (RQG 36 - Contracts and Calculators)
07:07-07:13 (RQG 139 - Blobs, Spikes, Spiders, & Booms)
This was the last clip I found. The surprisingly high number of encounters with oozes and goos and the fact that Bryn's line doesn't really have any words that are easy for me to ctrl-f efficiently meant I just had to catch this on a relisten. Also, this is, of course, about Zolf's nudity
07:13-07:41 (RQG 141 - All the Way Down)
Here's the full clip for this (really, it just includes Bryn saying, "I bless the rains down in Africa," in his best Elias impersonation)
07:41-07:47 (RQG 110 - Cracking Up)
07:47-07:57 (RQG 209 - Shades of Red)
07:57-08:03 (RQG 218 - Erasing the Line)
08:03-08:14 (RQG 217 - Last Stand)
Helen calling Ben and Alex by their full names when she's upset with them is one of my favorite bits
08:14-End (RQG 110 - Cracking Up*)
a serious podcast.
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loverboybrightsideghost · 7 months ago
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i love rusty quill gaming so much. it's one of the two ttrpg podcasts i've listened to so far (the other being d&daddies), but i just know deep in my soul that very probably no other ttrpg podcast will ever mean as much to me as rqg does.
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just-an-enby-lemon · 4 months ago
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This is the timeline of all RQG historical NPCs:
- Cicero* (106Bc - 43Bc)
- Geoffrey Chaucer* (??? - 1400)
- Isaac Newton* (1643-1727)
- Augusta Leight (1783-1851)
- Lord Byron (1788-1824)
- Charles Babbage (1791-1871)
- Mary Shelley*** (1797-1851)
- Ada Lovelace (1815-1852)
- Yoshida Shoin (1830 - 1859)
- Thomas Edson (1847 - 1931)
- Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)
- Sigmund Freud** (1856-1939)
- Nikola Tesla (1856 - 1943)
- Marie Curie (1867-1934)
- Howard Carter (1874 - 1939)
- Franz Kafka (1883-1924)
- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
- Amélia Earhart (1897-? )
* while older Cícero, Chauncy and Newton are adressed as being from the past and so their presence is explained by the narrative
** Freud only appeared in one episode and isn't even listed at the wiki.
*** Shelley was only mentioned in passing by Alex as a fun little curiosity.
Now my point with it is that is actually insane that RQG Earhart and RQG Einstein are implied to be the oldest NPCs (specially on Einsteins case). From Leigh (the oldest of the non-actually cannonically from a diferent time) to Einstein (the one who died more recently) there were 172 years!! (Also really funny that the Shelley joke also implies she is younger than Wilde).
Now this means nothing but I find it very fun.
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