Geek at Arms
A podcast of three guys who geek out about movies, board games, swordfighting and so much more, while sharing a love for the Lord our God.
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Jewell (opens the original)
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Their disguise still intact, the Travellers take care of some last-minute business before at last turning their sights on the Brothers of Farbauti!
I'm a Walking Implication (opens the original)
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The Travellers sift through the clues to discover Urshukaan's killer, but virtually everyone has a motive, even Dyna!
Geek at Arms Episode 68: PAX East, Texas Blade Show, and The Last Unicorn (opens the original)
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Have a taco and get ready for the latest Geek at Arms! Bryan starts us off with his recent experience playing the Seafall legacy game and his journey into Middle Earth in The One Ring RPG. Mike gives us his latest PAX Report with trinket trading, the Omara Scent and the soon-to-be-released Cat Secretary. James rounds things out with his report from Blade Show Texas and his playthrough of Far Cry 5 and his thoughts on the Fallout television adaptation. The trio takes on the second-to-last of thei
Murder on the Gambit (opens the original)
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A colorful collection of gamblers embark upon the Butterfly's Gambit, including the Travellers' old friends Bazen Durana and Troitska. As the title suggests, it's not long before a foul murder is done, and the Travellers must solve the case before the jump ends and the culprit escapes.
Acererak (opens the original)
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The adventurers struggle to get through the last remaining traps and confront Acererak in the heart of his sanctum!
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