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Gnomecast

Gnomecast
Tabletop Role-Playing Games
Tabletop Gaming
Dungeons & Dragons
Role-Playing Games
Game Mastering
Pre-Generated Characters
Genre Mixing
Character Development
Gaming Conventions
World Building
Imposter Syndrome
Marvel Comics
Canon Characters
Horror
Science Fiction
Fantasy
Factions
Storytelling
Pop Culture Characters
Superhero Games

A rotating cast of gnomes (from Gnome Stew, the award winning gaming blog) gather every two weeks to discuss table top gaming topics from their articles and elsewhere. Will we be good enough to avoid being thrown in the stew?

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes216Founded9 years ago
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Recent Guests

Lou Anders
Publisher of Lazy Wolf Studios and author of the Thrones and Bones series
Lazy Wolf Studios
Episode: Gnomecast #213 – Fury of the Forsaken with Lou Anders
Charles Cohen
Chief technology officer with a background in robotics and artificial intelligence, and a passionate gamer.
Small research development company
Episode: Gnomecast #209 – AI and RPGs
Tracy Sizemore
Game designer and podcaster
Designer of The Han Cluster RPG
Episode: Gnomecast #208 – Tracy Sizemore and The Han Cluster
Alex Thomas
Tabletop gaming enthusiast and guest speaker
Episode: Gnomecast #204 – Running vs. Playing
Bryan Steele
Producer and developer of sci-fi games at Evil Genius Games, with a career in game design for over 20 years.
Evil Genius Games
Episode: Gnomecast #178 – Interview with Bryan Steele

Hosts

Chris
Host known for his role in discussions about gameplay mechanics and player dynamics.
Ang
Co-host with a keen focus on storytelling and character exploration in games.
Jared
Co-host with a friendly approach to interviews and discussions.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings
  • Haha No.

    I tried to give the AI episode another chance, but hearing your guest come on and do anything but fully condemn this mass theft of people’s creative labor is just a big dagger in the back of anyone who’s had their job obliterated by this trash. And comparing the way AI calculates images to the way artists take inspiration from their predecessors is a useless excuse we’ve all heard a million times. It’s insulting, and I’m annoyed to hear it from your guest. So yeah, see you around, I guess. Or no... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    grocerytroll
    United States7 months ago
  • One of the best TTRPG discussion pods.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    HorrifiedRancor
    a year ago
  • Good advices and entertaining!

    If you like tabletop rpg’ing, this is a very good poscast to listen to. They are staying on topic, with constructive and well tested advices about how to be a better game master, and a better player.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Minimono79
    Norway8 years ago
  • Great advice and an amusing theme

    Like the Gnome Stew website, this podcast offers RPG advice and ideas in a nicely digestible short form. (Gnomes... digestible... get it?!) Everyone associated with the show is great, and Angela is a sharp and insightful host. — Jen / Pixelscapes

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Crazed Artist
    United States8 years ago
  • Lots of Talent, Not Quite Dialed In Yet

    This is a short form podcast that tackles a topic that appears on the blog, utilizing some of the authors that contribute to the site. All of the contributors are interesting and have some solid insights, but the show still feels a little bit unfocused. It's a new show, and I think it just hasn't quite hit its stride or fully realized what it wants to be yet, but still not a bad listen, and it's a fairly short form show.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    KnightErrantJR
    United States9 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the informative discussions and practical advice regarding tabletop gaming.
The hosts are often described as knowledgeable and engaging, making the content enjoyable for a variety of gamers.
Some episodes have been criticized for lacking focus, suggesting the content may benefit from clearer direction.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Gnomecast #215 – Getting Them to Play Something Else
Q: So what do you suggest for the poor soul who their group refuses, absolutely refuses to try something new?
If you are the one always running the games, remind them of your effort to make their game fun and urge them to try something new.
Gnomecast #213 – Fury of the Forsaken with Lou Anders
Q: What is Fury of the Forsaken?
It's an adventure for fourth level characters focusing on players needing to defend a town against an undead army.
Gnomecast #213 – Fury of the Forsaken with Lou Anders
Q: What made you settle on the Thrones and Bones storyline for the books?
Anders explains that he started writing in a niche area, falling in love with Scandinavian mythology, which influenced the series.
Gnomecast #209 – AI and RPGs
Q: How have you used AI related to RPGs?
Charles shares his experiences with AI helping him generate game ideas and character descriptions, while emphasizing that AI does not replace the unique touch of human creativity.
Gnomecast #209 – AI and RPGs
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Charles discusses his background in robotics and AI, his work in military projects, and how AI has changed in recent years.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gnomecast

What is Gnomecast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast features a rotating cast of gaming enthusiasts who engage in lively discussions centered around tabletop gaming. Each episode draws on articles from a popular gaming blog and addresses various topics relevant to the RPG community, ranging from game mechanics, character development, and player dynamics to the psychological aspects of game mastering. The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights, making the content relatable and informative for both new and seasoned gamers. Unique elements include a focus on specific gaming mechanics and the sharing of real-life experiences that enhance the discussion of theoretical concepts.

Listeners can expect a mix of practical advice and entertaining stories that promote a deeper understa... more

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2. Charles Cohen
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