Current Campaign: The end Dresden Files RPG Cleveland Campaign. This one titled "Eschaton"
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 697 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Exploring the house that should be easy.. oh, it's not
Argue about the death and then look for additional items in the house
And now we deal with leaders of politics in different ways
The battle is over but there is still things to do
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Heard that this was a pretty good Dresden actual play, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Took a bit to get into, but soon enough I was hooked, and come back for every new misadventure. Keep on keepin on, Knights.
The best actual play podcast out there right now. All of them are excellent story tellers that create a listening experience that is enoyable and engaging. They have been role-playing together for a long tie and it shows. The editing is superb. And to top it off, they love their fans. Except Thomas. He doesn't like anyone.
Have loved listening to the podcast for years now, and the latest game system, Clockwork Dominion is no disappointment. The house chosen and the play style taken gives a very Dune House Harkonen, GoT Little finger feel, and can't wait to see where they go with it.
First I have to say you guys do a great job in any game system, but Fate fits you the best in my humble opinion. I enjoy all of the Dresden characters but London is great fun. With your setup of Cleveland you inspired me to give that a try with my players to a degree. I am wrapping up a very successful Legend of the Five Rings campaign (you should have a one shot of the 4th edition) and my players are going to play each others children in the next campaign. So we are going to have a session ... more
Starting from the beginning so it's going to take me a while to catch up. Glad I found this podcast, it makes my time at work go by so much faster. Keep it up.
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This podcast features thrilling sessions of tabletop role-playing games, primarily focusing on campaigns rooted in the Dresden Files RPG universe. It stands out with its commitment to high production quality, weaving engaging storytelling with well-executed gameplay and character development. The episodes delve into intricate narratives that explore themes of morality, heroism, and the complexities of character interactions through a rich fantasy lens, featuring detailed combat sequences and strategic decision-making that keep listeners on the edge of their seats. What's truly notable about this podcast is its ability to balance humor with serious narrative arcs, creating a compelling listening experience for dedicated RPG fans as well as n... more
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