
Gaming on the Frontier - Our podcast covers the gamut of roleplaying topics from how to handle time travel in your game, playing extreme characters, to topics that every GM ought to know.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 888 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

This week we explore what an adventure would be like if the pc's were at most a few inches tall
This week we suture up the biomechanical monstrocity of your rpg after adding cyberpunk to it. Does it live? Sure. But does it dance? Give a listen
This week we tackle the thorny problem of adding a massive tech and cultural shift into your rpg or if you are already there, adding the tonal qualities that makes your rpg even more cyberpunk.
Got some holiday cash left? Here is how we find the best deals and identify quality products and merchants. Part 2
Got some holiday cash left? Here is how we find the best deals and identify quality products and merchants. Part 1
This week we finish our discussion of how to add Isekai to your adventures
This week we talk about designing adventures with Isekai Tropes
We dread telling you that this is the end of our discussion of adding Halloween elements to your ttrpg. Go watch Stranger Things season 5
I have been a fan of Tri Tac games since the early 90’s when I picked up those editions. I just found this podcast and love it, knowledgeable hosts talking about subjects they love! And it isn’t limited to just Tri Tac, although they do manage to bring it back to those games most of the time. Well worth your time. I know have many hours of great podcasts to listen to both for entertainment and to mine for ideas in my Tri Tac games.
No really, Really impressive.
Great to have broader worldbuilding talk and mechanics discussed and MULTIPLE rpg systems acknowleged.
I have found these podcasts to be very entertaining and a useful source for ideas. I've been planning a Fringeworthy campaign and this is a gold mine of ideas. Due to the nature of that setting, and the other Tri Tac games, the information and discussion here is applicable to almost any RPG. I listen to them while at work (with headphones) and often find myself jotting down a few notes for use in the games I play (both as a GM and player).
I'm a real pod-cast hater, but even I enjoyed the fresh fun that Tri-Tac puts into their podcasts! Not only do you get insight into Frindgeworthy, but you also get other helpful information when it comes to running just about any cross-dimensional RPG.
HIGHLY recommended!
I just started listening to the Fringeworthy at Episode 36 (Adventuring in the Past-Europe) and I was blown away at the amount of research went into their show. I have never played the Fringworthy RPG, but the info I took away from listening was pure gold. I have now added them to my Subscription list and look forward to listening to more of a very well thought out show.
I had been a fan of Bureau 13 for some time and now, after listening to this podcast I am now a fan of fringeworthy and all the other Tri Tac games. Thanks guys for the all hard work. It's much appreciated,
I have been playing Fringeworthy for over 20 years (and yes, I have a life :) - this podcast has answered many questions for me and my group yet, they have opened up new questions... If you have never played Fringeworthy WTH is wrong with you?? It's story, plot, and mechanics can overlay on top of any other game system... seriously, check out Fringeworthy and the Fringeworthy podcast!
Cheers Fellas,
Lynx
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This podcast offers a comprehensive exploration of various topics related to tabletop role-playing games (RPGs). The discussions span a wide range of themes, including character creation, gameplay mechanics, and narrative structure, while also engaging with deeper themes like psychology and ethics within gaming. A distinctive element of the show is its focus on practical applications for game masters and players, highlighting how to effectively manage game dynamics, tailor experiences, and incorporate diverse elements into gameplay.
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