Home of the Microphones of Madness Podcast, book discussions and tabletop roleplay.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 720 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureBooksArtsGames |
The party enters a crumbling moathouse in the middle of the jungle with little on their mind but revenge. more
Betrayal! The mercenary, Zert, makes off with the party's saddlebags and the crew sets off to find him. Nothing brings a party together like some good old fashioned revenge. more
The heroes, such as they are, delve deeper to find out what happened to the Iron Ravens. more
After shopping for some supplies, the party ventures back into the mystery of the Iron Ravens' disappearance at Echo Cave. more
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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. more
Apple Podcasts | #82 | Canada/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #142 | India/Leisure/Games |
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