Plot Points
Ben RiggsPlot Points is a monthly podcast which discusses table-top role-playing games and their supplements as literature. Our quirky panel discusses games old and new, spotlights innovations in the hobby, and links to literature.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames | ||||
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Ladies and Gentlemen, people of all genders, and gifted woodland animals, this is Ben Riggs, Brad Davies, and Sarah Babe coming to you with a very special message. more
One last call for alcohol! Ben, Brad, & Sarah dive deep into OSR darling and Zinequest champion, Barkeep on the Borderlands! more
Well. That blew up and went everywhere. Ben responds to some comments and thoughts here on episode 263. With him as always is Dr. Scott! more
Is D&D a postmodern medium? Scott & Ben also chew over the WotC layoffs. more
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These guys talk about D&D the way David Attenburough talks about animals or Neil DeGrasse Tyson talks about space. If you think that sounds silly, this is not the podcast for you... But It's the podcast for me.
Podcast Addict54 months agoPunkRNdadPlot Points brings good historical knowledge into the discussions on TSR. Their discussions on other products are less rigorous. That said, the show is good at eliciting gracious discussion points and interesting perspectives when they digress. The affable insights keep me coming back even though I often find myself disagreeing. Examining why you hold an opinion in a convivial forum is refreshing in a world of opinionated rants.
Podcast Addict52 years agoMiyagiyoda- One of the best rpg Podcasts
Highly enjoyable!
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Germany3 years ago It is a good podcast that is too fannish of the worst people in the RPG hobby. Most recently MDT
Podcast Addict23 years agoroninkakuhitoPlot Points reviews games and products related to rpg industry with personality, honesty and good cheer. This is not an actual play show but usually 3 cast members discussing the product or concept at hand and they do a good job of staying on task and going into a lot of detail. Look through their back catalog and find a subject of interest and give them a listen. Occasionally Ben Riggs has solo episodes devoted to his TSR book or interviews with designers.
Podcast Addict54 years agoMumphry999
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