Commentary and Comedy Edition
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 432 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames |
Red Markets 2nd Edition is holding an open beta playtest for all of 2025. Come discuss the ongoing process! The new edition of the Profit System is more concise, more vicious, and closer than ever before. A panel of the game’s creators will take ques... more
We review three RPG source books: Tarlkin’s Landing from Judge’s Guild, Earthshaker from TSR, and The Nightlife RPG by Stellar Games. We also discuss the gradual merging of bad movies like Samurai Cop and the Room into a schlock singularity and the f... more
Shadowdark is a fantasy role playing game built on OSR design principles with several new mechanics, including a real time torch light rule and experience point rules that emphasize exploration over violence. I sat down with the game’s creator, Kelse... more
We had a blast at Gen Con this year! We recorded a lot of panels and games this year but this live recording of RPPR was a highlight for sure. In this episode, members of the RPPR cast talk about their gaming highlights over the last year, plans for ... more
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RPPR is one of the highest quality actual play podcasts out there. The players are generally motivated and speak clearly. They clearly have fun in the game as well. One thing I dislike about some APs is the crew being too into themselves, or playing up to the audience too much. RPPR does not have this flaw. Their GMs have some insanely imaginative games, AND one of the GMs created the great game Red Markets.
I highly recommend such games as:
The Brutalists
A Very Thorough Murder
The Heroes... more
I found this podcast on Google (sorry Apple) and it has the older stuff. I loved the content until it suddenly switch format from parodies and skits to just another podcast of hosts talking. Went from something unique and funny to dime a dozen podcast format.
I've been listening since it first started, years ago. It's great, the variety between different systems is awesome, and the overall cast is great.
I started listening a few years ago because of some specific content that I was interested in. I have gone on to consume their entire library. There is enough variety to spark interest, and everything is good enough quality that you will find yourself enjoying things you would not have thought to listen to previously. On top of that, they have a good cast that plays well together and is interesting in their own right.
I love this show. It’s I a chat show about table top roleplaying games. The format is that the host (Ross) invites a revolving cast of co hosts to talk with him about a single gaming related subject for about half the show. They then talk about what interesting nerd related media they have found recently and finally the end with a gaming related, almost always humorous, anecdote. Were friendly show with a wide verity of knowledgeable (many are gaming freelancers), funny co hosts how all veriti... more
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This podcast offers an entertaining blend of commentary and humor focused on table-top role-playing games (RPGs) and their associated culture. Episodes feature in-depth discussions about various gaming systems and practices, as well as interviews with industry professionals, providing listeners with insights into game design, storytelling techniques, and tips for running games. Notably, the hosts showcase a lively dynamic, often weaving anecdotes with critiques of gaming industry norms, absurdities in game narratives, and their personal experiences, all while maintaining an approachable and comedic tone. The format includes actual play segments and discussions about gaming-related media, making it appealing to both avid gamers and those new... more
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