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- Jose is from the channel Tirando Rol, though the actual play I used as a teaser for this episode is from Potionless. He mentions Mexican indie games such as Eerie Stories by Role per Second, Riftwalkers, Wonderlight, and Xeno.
- Claudia and Michael/ Miguel mention the publishers Axostories and Draco Studios. Another Mexican creator mentioned is Mario Ortegón with his setting Ixalba. Claudia has worked for Magpie Games, which as a couple of games out that touch on Mexican themes, such as Pasion de la Pasiones and Cartel. The historical Mexican weapon mentioned is a Macuahuitl. The convention mentioned is MegaXP. They also talk about the publisher/ distributor Devir, which is active across the Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries in the Americas and Europe.
- Marshall mentions Albinusroll from Spain as a resource on TTRPGs.
- Miguel is the creator of Nahual, which is based on Operación Bolívar.
- Ricardo wrote the book series Tempest Blades. His paper on D&D and trans media can be found here. We discuss Silvio Moreno-Garcia's novel Gods of Jades and Shadow.
I talked about The Kraken and the German shop Fantasy In in the introduction. In the outro, I mention the crowdfunding campaign for Kokotöna (running until November 11th 2025) by El Chupalabras.
- The music is by Thomas Mutiu
- The logo is by Ayberk Karakaş
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