Moon Harbor Extended

cws: violent dog, mention of kink, death

April Blanchard, a.k.a. Entropy, was played by J.D. Jackson. J.D. can be found on twitter @jdjackson, and is the co-host of Level 7 Access, a Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast.

Honey Bear, a.k.a. Cutie’s Vengeance, was played by Fabby Garza. Fabby is a podcaster and game designer. You can find her in the parking lot if you want an ass kicking. You can also find her as the voice of Ursa on the Eidolon Playtest podcast. Find more information on all her other podcasts and games on her Twitter @fabby_garza.

Izzy, a.k.a. Velvet, was played by Josie. She is a literal actual dragon but also an artist and game designer. She can be found on Twitter @dragongirljosie and her art can be seen at Josie-art.com. She also played Minx on The Magpies, a Blades in the Dark actual play podcast on clevercorvids.net and is excited for everyone to hear Project Bluejay, a sequel to The Magpies on that same network. Both can be found on Spotify and other podcatchers.

Jimmy, a.k.a. Hype Force, was played by Connor. Connor was born out of a volcano eruption during a lightning storm. His steps sheer through obsidian rocks and his bellows rival the crashing waves of the ocean. Unfortunately his power is so great that he is actively being hunted by a secret government organization that wants to contain and dissect him. Additionally, he is also a pretty prolific liar (for purely entertainment purposes). Come check out his twitter where he's probably talking about other locations you can see/hear him lie (again, for strictly entertainment purposes) @ConnodoreCrunch on Twitter!

The music in this issue was Burn the World Waltz by Kevin MacLeod. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

CW: Death

The hero was played by Tyberius, aka Rob Wilson. Tyberius, he/him, is a black marxist, and a radical socialist organizer when not recording podcasts. He is a regular on Eidolon Playtest, in addition to several one shots, and has guested on Well, Well, Well by LRH Wellness and Socialist Revolution. If you want to support Tyberius financially, you can become a patron of Eidolon Playtest on Patreon or contribute to him directly at $SeriousTyberius on CashApp and @RobertTyWilson on venmo.

You can follow him on Twitter @SeriousTyberius

The city was played by Rodrigo D. Lopez. Rodrigo D. Lopez, he/him, is an author, producer, podcaster and storyteller. He is also a game master for the popular Critical Hit podcast. His book, The Tale of Tallest Rabbit, is a novel for young readers and is available on Amazon right now.

Tallest Rabbit: https://www.amazon.com/Tale-Tallest-Rabbit-Rodrigo-Lopez/dp/1519214936/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1599776644&sr=1-2

Critical Hit Podcast: http://majorspoilers.com/category/critical-hit/

The villain was played by Sean Gettys. Sean, any pronouns, can be found at @thecrumpit on Twitter.

Today’s game was played using Anyone Can Wear the Mask, by Jeff Stormer. Jeff Stormer (He/His) is an award-winning podcaster, game designer, the (unofficial) official LARP designer of the Olive Garden restaurant, and the designer of Anyone Can Wear the Mask. He lives with his wife in Philadelphia, PA, and spends most of his time not podcasting or game designing screaming at people at indie wrestling shows.

The newest version of Anyone Can Wear the Mask is available at jeffstormer.itch.io/mask. As of Wednesday, October 20th, the fully illustrated version and an audio version of it will be available at the same link.

The music in this issue is Iron Knight by Dark Fantasy Studios, composed by Nicholas Jeudy.

Moon Harbor Heroes is produced by icy Sheets, T.P. Huth, Elliot Peterson, and Sean Gettys, and edited by icy Sheets and Sean Gettys. 

Icy, she/her or they/them, can be found on Twitter at @icynewyear or at icynewyear.com.

T. or Tess, she/her or they/them, can be found on Twitter and Instagram at @tphuth94. 

Elliot, she/her or they/them, can be found at @elliotylen on Twitter. 

Sean, any pronouns, can be found at @thecrumpit on Twitter. 

This issue was GMed by T. Huth. 

AV was played by Icy Sheets. 

Wrench was played by Fabby Garza.  Fabby is a games writer, podcaster, sensitivity consultant and the cutest bear girl in the world. She can be found at @fabby_garza on twitter and as a cast member in Eidolon Playtest. 

Komic Kid was played by Rose Hahn. Rose is a theatre maker, voice actor, and content creator. You can learn more about Rose by following her on Twitter and Instagram at @smileyroseyyyy or visiting https://linktr.ee/rosetheroleplayer.

Storybeat was played by Connor. Connor (he/him) was born out of a volcano eruption during a lightning storm. His steps sheer through obsidian rocks and his bellows rival the crashing waves of the ocean. Unfortunately his power is so great that he is actively being hunted by a secret government organization that wants to contain and dissect him. Additionally, he is also a pretty prolific liar (for purely entertainment purposes). Come check out his twitter where he's probably talking about other locations you can see/hear him lie (again, for strictly entertainment purposes) @ConnodoreCrunch on Twitter!

Wrench was played using a hack of two playbooks: The Reluctant by Douglas “Stratz” K. and The Heart by Ben K Rosenbloom. 

The Reluctant was written by Douglas "Stratz" K.  Douglas (he/him) is an RIT student, majoring in their School of Independent Studies. You can follow him on Twitter @Stratz99_bucket.

The Heart was written by Ben K. Rosenbloom (he/they). You can find more of their pbta design, assorted hacks, and indie games at Benkrosenbloom.itch.io or on twitter @BENZORD"

The music in this issue was composed by T.P. Huth. 
Moon Harbor Heroes is played using Masks: A New Generation, written by Brendan Conway and produced by Magpie Games, and other games by independent creators. Our logo was designed by Beautiful Beasties. She can be found on Instagram at beastly.doodles or on Patreon at patreon.com/beautifulbeasties.

For updates and more information, find us on Twitch and Youtube by searching for Moon Harbor Heroes or follow us on Twitter at @moonharborcast. If you want to contact us, DM us on Twitter or email us at [email protected]. 

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This issue was GMed by T. Huth.

Taranis was played by Kailee Cain. They can be found on Versian Chronicles or on Twitter @TheVersian.

Mind Flip (a.k.a. Mayo) was played by Dex Phan. Dex is an American-born, Vietnamese man looking to inspire others to be their best selves. In his free time, he enjoys writing and reading about unabashedly queer characters and designing Vietnam-inspired fantasy settings. Keep up with him on Twitter @rexarino.

Vice was played by Roberto Segarra. Roberto is a Latine-American content creator. You can find him on the Nerds on a Roll podcast and online @Rob_kabobb.

Versa was played by Kati Kawaguchi. Kati is a freelance illustrator and content creator for the Nerds on a Roll podcast. You can find her online @_kidkati.

Coda was played by Jon Jon Johnson. Jon Jon is a queer Asian-American multi-disciplinary artist in the DMV area. He serves in the theatre community as an actor, director, playwright, and board member. A staunch advocate of Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity, and Belonging, he also works in casting with a focus on representation, both onstage and off. Jon Jon is also a professional DM, having recently formed his own company, DunDunDungeons, to run paid games for inquisitive new TTRPG players. Love to ET, KH, RT, SWA, RB, SM, and NN.

The music in this issue was Special Spotlight by Kevin MacLeod.

Special Spotlight Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/