Home of the Microphones of Madness Podcast, book discussions and tabletop roleplay.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 756 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames |
The Monday Night Heroes take on the 1st edition version of the classic gothic adventure.
Strahd strikes! The team gets handed a defeat at the hands of the baron. Naturally, they bumble their way directly to Castle Ravenloft in search of the baron's ... more
The Monday Night Heroes take on the 1st edition version of the classic gothic adventure.
A mysterious stranger comes to the Heroes of Hommlet with a desperate request and an offer they can't refuse: travel to Barovia and free the burgomaster's daugh... more
The rebels, armed with the coordinates to a secret Republikan depot, set out to free the robot activist, P3-T3R, before their public execution.
GM- Rodney
Steve as Vonland Quist, a mystical warrior.
Bryan as Fastol Hullbreaker, a bit of a con man.... more
A trio of rebels escape a maximum security prison and into the underground on the trail of a missing Robot Rights leader.
GM- Rodney
Steve as Vonland Quist, a mystical warrior.
Bryan as Fastol Hullbreaker, a bit of a con man.
Matt as Graccus, the... more
an amicable bit of nerdery and say, those fellows have nice voices don't they
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
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.
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Content centers around tabletop role-playing games, particularly the 'Temple of Elemental Evil' using the Old School Essentials system. Episodes feature lively sessions where participants navigate various challenges, engage in character development, and explore game mechanics imbued with humorous banter. The camaraderie between players shines through as they face fantastic adversaries while integrating lighthearted moments and strategizing their gameplay. The dynamic storytelling combines elements of suspense, drama, and comedy, appealing to both RPG enthusiasts and casual listeners alike, making it a unique space for gaming culture discussions.
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