TTRPG news · Source announcement: 2026-10-02
Pelgrane Press announced a live edition of Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff at Tabletop Scotland, with a topic list spanning Edison’s miracles, Wild West icons, updating cyberpunk and—true to the show’s title—haggis. The announcement was published on October 2, 2026; today is October 12. It confirms the event and its broad conversation themes, but provides no session time, recording information or detailed discussion notes in the material available here.
A live show with a wide-ranging topic list
The news is a live appearance of Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff at Tabletop Scotland. Pelgrane Press’s brief announcement names four conversation subjects: Edison’s miracles, Wild West icons, updating cyberpunk and haggis. That mix signals an eclectic discussion rather than a single game announcement.
For RPG readers, the most immediately relevant themes are the Western and cyberpunk references. But the announcement gives topics, not a program: it does not identify particular games, rules, designers or examples that the speakers will discuss. Treat the list as a preview of subject matter, not a promise of specific advice or product news.
What the announcement does—and does not—confirm
The verified details are deliberately modest: the session is presented as live and associated with Tabletop Scotland, and the post is dated October 2, 2026. That date is the announcement date, not a confirmed date for the performance. The source excerpt does not provide a schedule, venue details, ticket information or a recording link.
It also does not say whether the discussion will focus on a particular RPG system. “Updating cyberpunk” could invite conversation about changing genre conventions or games, but the announcement does not spell out what the phrase means. Readers should not assume a rules update or newly announced game is involved.
What existing listeners should know
If you already follow the show, the useful takeaway is that this is a live event edition with several broad discussion prompts. The announcement alone does not indicate whether it continues an existing series, replaces a regular episode or will later be published as audio. Nor does it say whether the live conversation will be available to people who cannot attend.
Editorial advice: if you are considering making plans around the session, look for a current event schedule or a later update from the organizer or publisher. The announcement is too brief to establish practical attendance details, and its October 2 publication date should not be mistaken for a performance date.
Where the RPG angle may lead
The named themes could interest GMs looking for discussion that crosses genres: Wild West imagery and cyberpunk each offer a different lens for adventures, while Edison’s miracles hints at another strand of conversation. That is an interpretation of the topic list, not a claim about what the speakers will conclude.
For practical prep while waiting for more event details, GMCraft Tavern’s Western battlemaps collection may help GMs building frontier settings. Its free GM tools page is a broader starting point for tabletop and VTT preparation; neither resource is presented as connected to the show or the event.
Sources and image credits
Original reporting based on the publisher’s announcement; this is not a hands-on review. Product plans and crowdfunding estimates may change.
Original AI-assisted editorial illustration created for GMCraft Tavern. This conceptual scene is not official publisher artwork, a product cover, or a software screenshot. GMCraft Tavern is independent of the publishers covered.