
Host Josh Davis provides an exhaustive review of the Rifts RPG and the Palladium Megaverse. Each episode is packed with information on the history behind Rifts and reviews of the official books in publication order.
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We're getting a little spooky. Angel Herrenisel, aka the Angel of Death is a mean momma. You don't want to wander into her laboratory.
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We must be crazy. Josh and Nick try to understand how to use M.O.M. implants and psynetics in Rifts. Hilarity ensues.
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Insidious tinkerers with your genetic code. Are the Gene-Splicers the best Rifts villain ever? Listen to Josh and Nick to find out!
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Something ancient stirs underneath the surface of Europe. She pulls in victims, grants them incredible gifts, then unleashes them back into the world. Somehow her creations never maintain their sanity. Welcome to Mindwerks.
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This show is everything I wanted in a Rifts podcast. It’s so well done. After decades of amateur fan content being the only alternative to Palladium’s own products, this hits like a professional creation. I’m binging all the back episodes and ignoring all the other podcasts I follow.
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Listeners get thorough explorations of the Palladium Megaverse through in-depth book reviews, lore breakdowns, and practical gameplay tips. Episodes frequently cover historical context, mechanics, and campaign ideas across numerous sourcebooks, with a strong emphasis on how each book expands world-building, magic, tech, and factions. The show balances deep-dive analysis with community anecdotes, listener suggestions, and personal storytelling, making it feel like a guided tour through classic sci-fi/fantasy RPG settings with a dedicated, lore-forward approach. A standout with this format is the consistency of cross-book connections and practical advice for running campaigns in a rich, sometimes retro, ruleset universe.
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