
An RPG podcast focused on the ins and outs of being a better GM
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

Join Adam and Matthew as they hit installment 2 of the "Influence" this time talking all thing litRPG!
Matthew and Adam finish the "Creating Places" series with tips for building exciting and believable Towns and Cities.
Join Matthew, Adam, and Josh as they go through the world building process live using the Fabula Ultima Framework for World Creation.
Join Adam, Matthew, and Sam as they discuss the process of creating great dungeons for your next RPG.
I really like how easy it is to listen to Matt and Adam talk about TTRPGs. The conversation is always warm and welcoming, as if you were at the table with them.
The format is fantastic, you can always expect a discussion of TTRPG storytelling elements with the adventure ideas and NPCs to neatly bookend the episodes.
Great to have on while you’re preparing for your next D&D session!
Thanks for the helpful conversation!
Great so far!
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Apple Podcasts | #37 |
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A pragmatic, hands-on RPG podcast that centers on GMing craft, session flow, and collaborative storytelling. Episodes frequently explore mechanics-oriented topics like pacing, player agency, and integrating failures into narrative momentum, often with concrete, in-the-must-try tips and real-world examples. The show stands out for its practical tools, long-running series on mechanics of GMing, and a friendly, collaborative vibe that makes complex ideas approachable for both new and veteran GMs.
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Rise of the GM launched 3 years ago and published 138 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Rise of the GM include:
1. Josh Morton
2. Samuel Grant
3. Nicole Griffith
4. Eric Bright
5. Evan Bright
6. Sam Rotten
7. Sam Grant
8. Rob Henry
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