Howdy Friends, Cameron here.

First off, thanks so much for your patience. March and April were marked with some unexpected family medical emergencies that required my immediate and entire attention. The good news: things are on the up-and-up, and The Panic Table and DNGN Club are back in the Dog House.

... Which is a good thing, in this instance.

Jokes aside, consider me re-committed to regular updates.

Don't worry, we brought treats- please enjoy this complimentary 7-page, utterly delightful Dog Eat Dog train heist Misadventure for Mothership RPG lovingly designed by Jack Panic himself:
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DOG

Wanna see it in action? Check out the Actual Play One-Shot featuring special guest player (and beloved pal), Alan Gerding of Tuesday Knight Games.

Chasing our tails

Work on D.E.D. has been slow but steady; I'm pleased with the state of the manuscript, and excited to observe some play tests of the main campaign.

One of the most unique facets of creating the book has been expounding on the lessons we learned from filming the special mini-season. I went into creating the season of the show with the lore fully sketched out but the book yet unwritten; it was exciting to establish a new locale in our Unaccompanied Miners universe on home turf-- the ruins of Earth. Since then, the core NPCs remain familiar, but the setting has begun to take on a life of its own.

It's been exciting to watch the book to develop new flavors, adventure possibilities, and monstrosities.  Next month we'll go into greater depth on cool stuff like the layout of RED FERN KENNEL CLUB and the deeply clever SIT, STAY, PLAY DEAD optional exploration mechanics we're developing.

For those of you offering kind words of support, thank you, it's been greatly appreciated.

Yours Truly,
Cameron (and Jack)

PS: FUN FACT: Going to GenCon? Consider picking up some tickets to see The Panic Table in action in our LIVE Actual Play PARTY CRASHERS