A weekly tabletop advice show for GMs and players that combines friendship, friendly banter, and unbridled enthusiasm to bring you a show that is inclusive, informative, honest and funny. If you’re looking for an RPG podcast with diverse opinions and a friends-hanging-out vibe, look no further — you’re home.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 590 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureGames |
◇ Topic: Mike asks how to make weapons feel unique and varied, Emails: Steffi wants our takes on open table secrets that cause problems, Eric from New Jersey has a Con Report | Hosts: Jason & Enge◇ 00:33 - Welcome & Episode Summary | 1:38 - An... more
◇ Topic: Micro RPGs, Emails: Eric from New Jersey made some rash GM choices and needs ideas, | Hosts: Kimi, Clara & Samantha ◇ 00:33 - Welcome & Episode Summary | 1:34 - Announcements: Next Discord Game Daze will be in May (happyjacks.org/disc... more
◇ Topic: How do you balance the PC spotlight as a GM?, Emails: JDGriz asks when it’s ok for your PC to be the center of attention, Conner from Ireland asks how to deal with the character who needs to be talked into everything | Hosts: Kimi & Enge ◇ ... more
◇ Topic: Using TTRPGs to explore parts of yourself, Elly talks about player responsibility for table dynamics, Gurg Murg shares some experience with player feedback | Hosts: Kimi & Emily ◇ 00:33 - Welcome & Episode Summary | 1:17 - Announcemen... more
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I've been listening to this podcast for years and it always has good advice on how to run games, and not tips that are game specific but can help you no matter what you play. more
I've been listening to this podcast for years and it always has good advice on how to run games, and not tips that are game specific but can help you no matter what you play. more
The friendliest TTRPG podcast. Cozy, inclusive banter about RPGs. Not for edgelords.
Happy Jacks is a friends table conversation that is neither interesting nor funny. The episodes have titles with topics that they barely touch and instead spend hours talking over eachother, repeating the same jokes, and mentioning things they all know but have no point of reference for the listeners unless you are one of the hosts. Sometimes is not horrible but I find myself constantly wishing I could tell them to sftu and get to the point. Otherwise they seem like nice people to hang out with.... more
Still relevant. more
Apple Podcasts | #141 | Finland/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #231 | Sweden/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #242 | Denmark/Leisure/Games |
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