S2 Prelude 3: Elias Bonny (Electric State RPG)

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Maia’s Game Room

Maia Wilson

27 episodes

2 months ago

Maia’s Game Room is a narrative actual play anthology featuring rules-light, story-driven TTRPGs from both indie and major publishers. Each season is a self-contained tale with a new system, setting, and cast—crafted with cinematic sound design, emotional storytelling, and tight editing. You can start anywhere. The podcast launches with The Electric State RPG by Free League Publishing, with future seasons exploring Tales from the Loop, Paint the Town Red, and more. Part of the Many Sided Media network.

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S2 Prelude 3: Elias Bonny (Electric State RPG)

Maia’s Game Room

57 minutes

6 months ago

S2 Prelude 3: Elias Bonny (Electric State RPG)

In this optional prelude episode, we follow Elias Bonny—a mechanic and demolitionist with steady hands and a storm behind his eyes. Haunted by what he’s lost and what he’s done, Elias spends his days surrounded by broken machines and unspoken truths. But even the past, when buried deep, has a way of calling back.

This prelude is not required to enjoy the main campaign, but it offers deeper insight into the Travelers of Operation Firewall.

🎧 Listen on other platforms:
https://beacons.ai/operationfirewall

🎙️ Led by GM Maia:
https://beacons.ai/maiasgameroom

The Electric State is a tabletop roleplaying game based on the evocative art and world created by Simon Stålenhag. In this alternate 1990s America, the wreckage of war and neurotechnology litters the landscape—and those who remain must confront memory, loss, and the quiet weight of survival.