
Join the 8 Int Wizards as they discuss all things tabletop Role Playing Games, from funny stories to ways to improve and have more fun at the gaming table!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

Marathon campaigns are an amazing way to play D&D, and solve so many of the issues we all face with typical regular campaigns. Let's discuss them and how you can have the an amazing time!
We are also available on YouTube, please follow us there too... more
PCs usually follow the lead of the DM, but running your own business at the gaming table unique... YOU get to be in charge! Want to run a newspaper? A real estate agency? A bakery? A traveling circus? THE OPTIONS ARE ENDLESS! Let's talk about why tal... more
Dan Repperger has run the TTRPG podcast Fear the Boot since 2006! They've won awards, seen the drastic evolution and changes in TTRPGs, and he's gained a lot of wisdom and thoughts he shares with us today!
We are also available on YouTube locales, ... more
The amazing fantasy artist Richard Whitters (D&D, Magic the Gathering, Baldur's Gate 3) has been working on amazing tabletop RPG with his team, and today we are going to dig deep into the game that's truly excited us: Ruttigers!
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Awesome listen for game topic discussions. Love their stories about things that happened in their on-going games.
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These guys are hilarious, already know how to do podcasts in YouTube content, and are extremely well-versed in role-playing games and mini painting and nerdom.
This podcast is the long form radio drama that uses two friends talking about TTRPGs as they slowly realize that they are in fact, best friends.
A hugely entertaining set of perspectives on D&D and other TTRPGs from a pair of podcasters with years of experience in the hobby. Even when I don’t agree with Vince & Jon, their stories are hilarious and their ideas well worth engaging with. An auto-listen whenever a new episode drops.
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A captivating exploration of tabletop role-playing games is featured, where hosts share personal anecdotes, tips, and in-depth discussions on Dungeons & Dragons and other RPG systems. Themes often include game mechanics, storytelling, character development, and ways to enhance player engagement during gameplay. Unique elements, such as the significance of Session Zero and the importance of character creation, provide insights into the role-playing experience, making it an appealing listen for both novice and seasoned gamers looking to improve their skills and enjoy the game more fully. The blend of humor, nostalgia, and practical advice sets this podcast apart in the RPG community and engages a diverse audience.
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