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Microphones of Madness

Microphones of Madness
Temple Of Elemental Evil
Old School Essentials
Dungeons and Dragons
Tabletop Role-Playing Games
HYDRA
Dungeons & Dragons
Role-Playing Games
Fantasy
Heroes For Hire
New York City
Marvel Super Heroes
Will-O'-the-Wisps
Gnolls
Minotaur
Earth Cult
Lycanthropy
Fire Cult
Lamia
Wilson Fisk
Pangolin

Home of the Microphones of Madness Podcast, book discussions and tabletop roleplay.

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Recent Guests

Unnamed Half-Elf Druid
A shape-shifting druid infiltrating the Temple of Elemental Evil
None mentioned
Episode: Temple of Elemental Evil 25 [Old School Essentials]
Smigmawl Redhand
Assassin and bandit leader who shifts alliances during the adventure.
Episode: Temple of Elemental Evil 20 [Old School Essentials]
Brian Portamone
Joining as Chandler Willowick, the halfling character
Episode: Temple of Elemental Evil 17 [Old School Essentials]
Brian W.
Played Squidder Cuthbert, human bard
Episode: Temple of Elemental Evil 17 [Old School Essentials]

Hosts

Dungeon Master
Game Master leading the session, involved in storytelling and game facilitation.
Steve
Co-host and referee of the game, contributing to gameplay dynamics and discussions.
Rodney
Co-host of the podcast, involved in character interactions and gameplay.
Matt
Co-host and key player in the sessions, contributing humor and strategy.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 9 ratings
  • an amicable bit of nerdery and say, those fellows have nice voices don't they

    Podchaser
    5
    GlassSpiider
    8 years ago
  • Kind of a drag

    As AP's go, there are far better out there. The sound quality is poor (the game is a recorded Skype call, not at the table, with zero editing and only one mic) and the players just aren't very good; they frequently ruin the atmosphere of scenes with unfunny jibes, or drag things out waaaaay too long with pointless bickering. It's frustrating because they run games I enjoy and there are some interesting ideas in the GM's scenarios. If you're looking for Cthulhu or Eclipse Phase run far better, an... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    PHarkin
    United Kingdom10 years ago
  • Vastly entertaining

    Rarely stumbling, the Microphones of Madness crew provide powerful insight into the often murky world of "nerdom." Never afraid to voice their opinions and to go against the prevailing "wisdom" on the subjects that they cover.

    The APs are vastly entertaining, whether it's the pulp feel of Call of Cthulhu: Masks of Nyarlathotep, the dark brooding of Eclipse Phase: Ozymandias, or the modern take on the Call of Cthulhu Classic: Shadows of Yog Sothoth, they are a gamer's delight.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stevenr2112
    United States10 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the dynamic and humorous interactions among players, which enhance the overall gaming experience.
There are critiques regarding the production quality, noting that it might not meet the expectations of some dedicated RPG fans, especially regarding sound issues.
Despite some criticisms, many find the content engaging and a delightful exploration of the RPG world.

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Talking Points

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Temple of Elemental Evil 17 [Old School Essentials]
Q: Are you sure they're gone?
Yeah, I think I'm done with this. Well, it's like Benjit, were they Gordians or just A-holes?

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A diverse group of players engages in captivating tabletop roleplaying sessions, primarily revolving around the popular 'Temple of Elemental Evil' within the Old School Essentials RPG framework. The entertaining banter amongst hosts highlights their camaraderie while navigating complex fantasy scenarios filled with humor, tension, and strategy. Episodes are marked by the exploration of character dynamics and the challenges faced in-game, often leading to both comedic mishaps and serious encounters with iconic enemies like trolls and ogres. This unique blend of gameplay and discussions about nerd culture offers listeners both entertainment and insight into the complexities of tabletop gaming.

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