As I’ve mentioned in my last few posts and videos, it’s been a while. We’ve had a lot moving behind the scenes, and we’re finally ready to bring this channel back to life. If you’ve been around for a bit, you’ve likely noticed the big visual changes we’ve made over the past month. I can assure you that the “new look” is just the beginning; we have a mountain of new articles and videos in the works.
Our goal right now is consistency. We want to have several months of content queued up before we hit “publish” on our regular schedule. We know consistency is the key to trust, and we’re committed to earning back your follow on the blog and your subscription on YouTube.
Here is what our 2026 looks like in broad strokes:
Our Content Schedule
Once we launch, we are aiming for one blog post and one long-form video (7+ minutes) every week. I’ve taken quite a bit of my annual leave from the day job this month just to learn the ropes of video editing and animation. We’re also planning at least one Short each week to keep you updated on what’s live and what’s coming next.
Behind the Screen
We have some exciting deep dives planned for our GM Perspectives series. I’ve already finished videos on party cohesion and switching systems, and I’m currently neck-deep in a six-part series on writing your own campaign (featuring the development of our new setting, Safe & Sound). We’re also in the early drafting stages for a series on “World Building” from the ground up.
On the Grid
For the players, we have a few articles ready to go on crafting better backstories and getting the most out of your character’s “juice.” I’m also teaching myself basic animation to bring some of our favorite table stories to life. We have two big projects in mind: a highlight reel of our five-year Everrun: Legacy campaign, and a new session recap series voiced by myself and a new face (and old friend) here at Thirdwalling.
’Round the Table
We’re adding a Q&A segment where we pull the toughest questions from online TTRPG forums and answer them together with special guests. We’ll be heading back into those threads to share our insights, hopefully helping out the wider community one question at a time.
Beyond 2026
I’m already eyeing the convention schedule for next year to fill out our Off the Wall travel segments. Long-term, we’re looking to add a full-time artist and musician to the team to really do justice to these stories.
More importantly, we’re looking at publishing. We want to bring you professional supplements, including a Savage Worlds guide for hunting monsters in 1950s Tennessee, and eventually a D&D setting based on the Everrun world.
Baby Steps to Giant Leaps
We’re going to see what works in 2026 to decide what 2027 looks like. For now, expect some short teasers and quick updates as we build our queue. We all have day jobs and adult responsibilities, but Thirdwalling is our passion project, and we’re taking the “baby steps” necessary to make sure this house has a solid foundation.
If any of this sounds like your kind of game, give us a follow here and on YouTube. We’ve got some cool content coming very soon.
Until then, be good or be good at it. You’ve got the juice.
— Bob

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