
OSR Blog Posts. Read out loud.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | GamesLeisure | ||||

Episode 181 – A Spectre (7+3HD) Is Haunting the Flaeness: Towards a Leftist OSR, by Humza K.
Reading performed by Nick LS Whelan. The original post can be found on Humza’s blog, Legacy of the Bieth.
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Episode 180 – Usage & Hazard Dice: How to Emulate Bookkeeping with Dice, by Marcia B.
Reading performed by Nick LS Whelan. The original post can be found on Marcia’s blog, Traverse Fantasy.
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Episode 179 – Flux Space, by Nick LS Whelan
Reading performed by Nick LS Whelan. The original post can be found on Nick’s blog, Papers & Pencils.
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Episode 178 – The Rhythm of Procedure, by Retired Adventurer
Reading performed by Nick LS Whelan. The original post can be found on Retired Adventurer.
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I’m a very slow reader and as such don’t often read blogs. This podcast has been a great resource for me. Thanks!
Good, the creativity is amazing
Bad, what makes a blog post noteworthy?
Ugly, long-winded and fart sniffy posts about delineating what the osr is and isn't from from 10 years ago
This is an incredible wealth of info in a format that’s perfect for those of us with little time to read, but a desire to consume and consider ideas related to gaming. I listen when I’m on a walk or making my kids dinner. I’m so thankful for all the episodes here, but greedy for more. Thanks for what you do!
Awesome way to get caught up on great OSR blogs while you drive, or workout, or whatever. Particularly useful to me as a great intro to the OSR blogosphere after a long hiatus from the hobby.
Truly an excellent resource and a pleasure to listen to.
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The content explores various aspects of role-playing games, particularly within the Old School Renaissance (OSR) community. Episodes cover topics ranging from decision-making in role-playing to critiques of prevailing narratives in game mechanics, providing practical insights and engaging discussions on gaming culture and design principles. The depth of exploration, along with a focus on creativity and storytelling, offers listeners an opportunity to reflect on their gaming experiences while also introducing them to a wider blogosphere of innovative ideas and concepts in tabletop gaming. Notably, each episode includes rich contextual backgrounds drawn from blog posts, making it a valuable resource for both new and veteran players seeking di... more
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