
We’re James and Chuck, lifelong Game Masters who can’t stop thinking about role-playing games. We’ve spent years running sessions, building worlds, and discovering stories we never planned. Sometimes things work perfectly, and sometimes we screw up spectacularly, but we always learn, laugh, and lean on each other’s experience to make the next game even better. We don’t always agree, and that’s par... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsGamesLeisure | |||

James and Chuckie sit down with Mike Mason, Creative Director for Call of Cthulhu at Chaosium, co-author of the ENnie Award-winning 7th Edition Keeper Rulebook, Pulp Cthulhu, the Starter Set, Warhammer 40k: Dark Heresy, and over 40 other titles! If y... more
Stop your next TTRPG campaign from dying on scheduling or mismatched expectations by mastering the ultimate Session Zero. Learn how to use safety tools like the X-Card and set a social contract that keeps your players coming back every week. Subscrib... more
James and Chuckie are back to basics this week - no guests, just the two of them digging into one of the most useful GM tools you've probably never heard by name: Knife Theory. Originally posted to Reddit in 2017 by a guy named Jim Baby, Knife Theory... more
The Fallout 2D20 actual play continues. James Gordon Ross is back as Overseer James, James is running Westmoreland the Mr. Handy, Chuckie Tee is Petey Redwing fresh out of Vault 101, and this time they've got backup — E.E. Morris of Radio Salad Studi... more
No more theory - this one is actual play so you can see exactly how 2D20 works at the table in real time. James Gordon Ross is back, this time as Overseer James, running James and Chuckie through a live Fallout 2D20 play. Tune in for the conclusion n... more
James Gordon Ross returns to teach James and Chuckie the 2D20 system (Modiphius), using his 120-session Fallout campaign as the working example. A real toolbox episode for anyone curious about momentum-based dice systems.
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James and Chuckie talk about one of the most underrated GM skills out there — making NPCs that your players actually give a damn about. Chuckie's got a gift for this stuff. The voices, the dialogue, running full conversations between characters — Jam... more
Chuckie is off causing rambunction in Ann Arbor, so host James Austin Currie is joined by returning favourite and expert GM, James Gordon Ross, neither of whom, despite having three names, are serial killers.
In this episode, the bois dive deep int... more
They seem like they think they are the best. From what I’ve heard so far, they are technically knowledgeable, but nothings jumped at me as impressive yet.
They are focusing on the 2d20 system in their recent episodes and it’s my current favorite system to run, so I’ll continue listening until they move on.
It is a more nuanced system than most, and people don’t see its depths easily.
Clever stuff. Enjoying the Fallout coverage and the Actual Play, hope to see more from these guys.
found these guys through the ETU Fresh Blood kickstarter. good advice, lots of good info, they also are able to let the guests talk and say what they came to say without interrupting! which a lot of podcasts can't seem to do. recommended
their dynamic is fun and Chuckie's cute little Michigan accent lol. love the idea of sentence based combat!! look forward to the actual play so we can see them in action, check the patreon i think
These guys a real, down to earth GMs that are proposing awesome info to help you be the best GMs and players you can be. If the first episode is a clue, this is great info.
Great chemistry
Really enjoyed this! Found this via the #ETUFreshBlood kickstarter- they did a video episode with the creators on YouTube before the whole show officially launched that I also recommend, @GoodGMspodcast there. Keep making this, I love how they’re not constantly self-deprecating like most podcast hosts, iykyk
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