
An actual play TTRPG podcast where your favourite authors swap their pens for dice and gather together to tell tales. Join them as they explore games including Call of Cthulhu, Delta Green, Alien, The One Ring and many more through immersive world-building and high-stakes storytelling (with fun and drama in equal measure!) Between scenarios, we sit down with TTRPG legends for deep-dive interviews.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

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Welcome to Doskvol, where the sun has been shattered and the city is shrouded in mist and soot. Giant lightning towers keep out the spirits of the dead as most of the people in the city struggle to makes ends... more
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In this special crossover episode with our sister podcast, Page One - The Writer's Podcast, we chat with the brilliant Jon Gracey!
Jon is a writer, actor, producer, games designer and much more... more
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Tim Denee is a graphic designer and TTRPG creator who has created resources for games such as Blades in the Dark, as well as developing his own games such as Deathmatch Island, Odyssey Aquatica and, most re... more
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Emily C. Friedman teaches courses on British literature, book history, games, and playful media. Trained as a book historian, narratologist, and digital humanist, her work examines the history of cultural p... more
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This new series has a nice and interesting mix of interviews with games designers and recordings of game play. Also, very well produced. Very enjoyable.
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This show blends live-play tabletop RPG sessions with in-depth author interviews, frequently pairing writers with dice-driven adventures across a range of systems (notably Call of Cthulhu, Delta Green, Pathfinder, and related indie RPGs). Episodes typically feature a mix of character-driven roleplay, high-stakes combat, and worldbuilding deep-dives, often followed by conversations with guests about writing, game design, and how narrative craft informs gaming and storytelling. A standout pattern is the emphasis on practical game design insights, live-play pacing, and the collaboration between authors and GMs to shape a cohesive, replayable narrative experience. The format often includes crossover segments and occasional cliffhangers that set... more
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Recent guests on Narrative Damage include:
1. Jon Gracey
2. Tim Denee
3. Dr. Emily Friedman
4. Tariq Ashkanani
5. Nicholas Binge
6. Dave Goodman
7. Matthew Capodicasa
8. Ayinde Modupe
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