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Kobolds.

The lowest rung on the humanoid ladder, the laughingstock of the adventuring community. They fall by the score, bleed life after worthless life into the earth, good for nothing but fertilizer for the grasses. They aren’t “real” monsters; they’re hardly even pests!

Until now.

The Hero Snare is a d20 fantasy dungeon-crawl adventure for 7th- & 8th-level characters that will leave even the most jaded adventurer both respecting and fearing kobolds from now on. Seriously.

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Now Available from RPGnow and DriveThruRPG.

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Show Notes for Episode 02 of The Gamer Traveler:

• Shamrock.org: Tourism Ireland - Official site of the Irish Board of Tourism. Info on the traveling, lodging, attractions and events for the whole island.
• Wikipedia: Ireland - The Wikipedia entry for Ireland.
• Flickr: Ireland - See photos of Ireland, from our honeymoon.
• Celtic Honeymoon - The online travel journal of our trip to Ireland.

Places/Things Mentioned:
All links are either to an official site or to Wikipedia.

• Guinness, Smithwicks, Kilkenny, Rock of Cashel, Dingle, Ballymore House, Fungi the Dolphin, Dick Mack’s, Dunbeg Fort, Clochans, Slea Head/Peninsula Drive, Reasc Monastery, Kilmakedar Church, Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, Poulnabrone Dolmen, Galway, Connemara, Kylemore Abbey, Sligo, Yeats’s Grave, Ben Bulben, Donegal, Tory Island, Fomorians, Northern Ireland, Dunluce Castle, The Giant’s Causeway, Fionn Mac Cumhaill, Belfast, Bru Na Boinne (Boyne River Valley), Newgrange, Dublin, Trinity College, Book of Kells, Joyce’s Tower, Thoor Ballylee (Yeats’s Tower).

Promos

• TGT Show ID by Villain Talk with Dewaine Haroldson
• Irish Fireside Podcast

Games Mentioned:

• Slaine by Mongoose Publishing
• GURPS Celtic Myth by Steve Jackson Games
• Celtic Age by Avalanche Press
• Bardic Lore by Highmoon Media Productions
• Celtic Adventures Bundle by Arion Games, Dog Soul Publishing, HMP and World Builders Guild

Travel Info:

• Rick Steves’ Ireland 2007 - My favorite travel guide and the one we used.
• Rick Steves’ Europe DVD: Ireland and Scotland, 2000-2007 - Featuring various episodes on different areas of Ireland.

Music:

• “Road Trip” by Dust Rhinos (Podsafe Music Network).
• “Irish Jig” by Jag (Magnatune).
• “Nead Na Lachan” by Eilis Kennedy (album at CD Baby).
• “Celtic Impulse” by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
• “Errigal” by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
• “Rocky Road to Dublin/Irish Experience” by Tamlin.
• The Gamer Traveler theme music is “Ragasutra“ from the album All Strings Considered by Jamie Janover and Michael Masley, and is provided courtesy of Magnatune.

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I managed to find some time to put together a promo for The Gamer Traveler Podcast. Even better, I was able to get two promos out of the same recording, a 1:20 minute version, and a :30 second version!

Here’s the :30 sec. version.

Feel free to play these in your podcast, or send them to friends who may enjoy the podcast.

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Hello, and welcome to the new Highmoon Media Productions website.

As you can see, we have changed the site to a Wordpress platform. This will allow us to keep the website up to date with very minimal work while still providing us with powerful web tools. For example, you can now subscribe to the HMP feed by clicking on the RSS link to the left, and stay informed of all our updates.

We also have brand new forums for our customers to discuss all our products. Just click on the Forums link to the right. A store will be coming soon as well.

We are still working on transfering all our old content to the new format, so if there’s something you can’t find, drop us some feedback and we’ll try to help as soon as we can.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

THE GAMER TRAVELER PODCAST TAKES OFF
Podcast combines gaming and travel all in one

March 9, 2007 (Miami Beach, Florida) — The Gamer Traveler Podcast, a new podcast combining gaming and travel topics, has launched with a first episode focusing on Warwick Castle, Warwickshire, England.

Hosted by Daniel M. Perez, The Gamer Traveler Podcast presents a unique combination of these two topics. Each episode of the podcast features a location around the world which is then explored in travel show-style fashion, including a look at its history, ways to get there, what to see and what to do, and then proceeds to explore ways in which the location, or elements of it, can be used in a roleplaying game.

“If there is something I love as much as gaming, it’s travel,” said host Daniel M. Perez. “In creating a new podcast, I wanted to make sure that I put out a unique product that would not duplicate any of the content already being produced by other shows. I believe The Gamer Traveler achieves that goal perfectly.”

The show will release new episodes on a bi-weekly basis, and aside from the regular format, special episodes will include occasional “live” segments and “soundseeing” tours recorded on-location, as well as interviews with other gamer travelers. The podcast is being produced by Highmoon Media Productions, a media studio and publisher of roleplaying games also owned by Mr. Perez.

Link to Podcast: http://www.thegamertraveler.com
Link to Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheGamerTraveler

ABOUT THE GAMER TRAVELER PODCAST
The Gamer Traveler, hosted by Daniel M. Perez, is a unique podcast combining gaming and travel all in one. Each episode features a location somewhere in the world, explores it in travel show-style fashion, and then looks at ways to use it in your roleplaying games. The show also features occasional “live” segments and “soundseeing” tours, as well as interviews. Learn more about The Gamer Traveler Podcast at www.thegamertraveler.com.

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MEDIA CONTACT: Daniel M. Perez, daniel@thegamertraveler.com, 206-888-2812.

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