Seasons

One Shots and

Other Content

A vintage-style poster for the Silly Goose Convention featuring a goose with a cartoonish face, large eyes, and an exaggerated playful expression, with retro color stripes on the left and a rainbow on the bottom right corner, welcoming visitors to the event.
Neon sign with the phrase "Welcome to the Village" in yellow cursive letters on a black background.

In this CRIT Award-nominated one shot, guest GM Elliott Davis (My First Dungeon) takes the gang on a wild adventure with a game of his own design, based on his system “Something Is Wrong With the Chickens.”

Illustration of desert landscape with a sun, mountains, cacti, a cowboy hat, and the text "The Not-So-Great Lands" with a small D20 dice, and the phrase "Mage Hand High Five".
Black and white lines and shapes creating abstract art.

Join guest GM Linnie Schell (Twice Rolled Tales) as the gang creates a Badlands-adjacent story on the fly utilizing Linnie’s own Mad Libs-based system “Tabletop Gone Mad.”

A vibrant, neon-colored cityscape featuring futuristic buildings, with large, colorful signage that reads "NYDALI CITY," "HIGH FIVE," "GAMES," and "ART! HEST!". There are fireworks and digital effects in the sky, evoking a lively, cyberpunk atmosphere.
Colorful neon text that reads 'VYDALIC' with glitch effects and the phrase 'ART ELSE!' underneath in a distorted, pixelated style.

Guest GM Evan Noone (Imp Games) leads us through a neon-blasted cyberpunk metropolis as the gang attempts to rob the Vibran Art Gallery — and escape with their lives.

A promotional poster for a livestream event titled 'Mage Hand High Five or Fight' with colorful explosion background, black circular design, and staircase leading up to it. The event is described as 'A Mutual Aid Livestream'.
Text graphic with the phrase "Fey or Fieri" on a purple and yellow background.

A special one-shot livestream in support of Cato Frederiks, a fellow queer TTRPGer and friend of the pod who was raising money for a life-changing spinal fusion surgery. GM Casey Papas led this one-shot D&D module written by Cato herself to help raise funds for her surgery.

Main Seasons and Content

  • Digital artwork of a silhouette of a train traveling through a desert landscape with cacti, mountains, and a sunset in the background. The scene includes a large castle on a hill with glowing windows and a vibrant sky with clouds.

    The Badlands

    Our first major campaign, “The Badlands” is a fantasy western epic inspired by works like Stephen King’s Dark Tower and the Fallout games. GM Casey Papas and a trio of outlaws uncover secrets on the ravaged frontier, all while pursued by the capitalist warmongers seeking to conquer it.

  • An overhead view of a wooden surface covered with red blood splatters, featuring a cassette tape, a portable speaker, and a pair of black earphones.

    The Cravenverse

    In this series of mini-campaigns, GM Robin Langenhop takes our heroes — including guest player Imani Russell — through a pastiche of summer camp slasher movies with indie RPG systems like “Kids on Bikes” and “Monster of the Week.”

  • An office desk with a telephone, laptop, and mug, with a large sign overhead that reads 'Thank God It's DOOMSDAY!' Behind the desk is a window with flames and smoke. The room has a water cooler and a plant on one side, and a label on the desk reads 'BOSS.' The logo at the bottom says 'Mage Hand High Five' with a d20 symbol and hands, and a small logo in the bottom right corner has the letters 'MSM'.

    Thank God It's Doomsday

    The workplace comedy to end All! This 3-episode mini-series is sponsored by Kobold Press as part of their Kobold Creates program, utilizing their Tales of the Valiant system. GM Max Weinberg and a gaggle of white collar weirdos — including guests Robin Ekberg (Atomless) and Shenuque Tissera (My First Dungeon) — star in a mockumentary about the underlings trying to bring about the end of the world.

  • Text that reads 'Mage Hand' and 'Down Low' with stylized hands and a 20-sided die in between, all on a purple background.

    Mage Hand Down Low

    Get a bonkers look at the making of Mage Hand High Five with this exclusive behind-the-scenes talkback show, available only to our Patreon backers!

  • A promotional graphic featuring Kendo Smith for a special interview on Tales Yet Told, with a purple and teal themed background and a portrait of Kendo Smith looking to the side.

    Special Interviews

    Mage Hand’s own Max Weinberg does deep dives into the world of tabletop with friends and special guests such as Evan Noone from Imp Games and Kendo Smith from Tales Yet Told.

  • Cover art for a game titled 'Legends of Mahi: Treachery of the Rat King' featuring anthropomorphic animals in a futuristic city with palm trees; a rabbit in a pink dress, a mouse with a sword, a smaller mouse, a rat in armor, and a larger rat wearing a cloak and holding a staff.

    Legends of Mahl

    Journey into the world of Mahl, where larger than life heroes can be smaller than expected! Run on the fast-paced Nimble system, this 80s homage sets the sprawling quests of Sword and Sorcery epics within the nostalgic realm of teen mall dramedies.