
Did you used to play roleplaying games back in the day, delving dungeons with funny dice in hand? Why’d you stop? Find out how to reclaim your RPG hobby as a working adult.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 440 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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It is finished.
This is the episode where we hear from a couple of recent callers and then I tell you that this is the last show.
If you’ve been here since the beginning, thank you. You’ve heard me say I’m done quite a few times over the years. Nev... more
Exploring the daunting transition from forever-GM to player. Preparing to join Pat's open-world Star Trek campaign, Imminent Destinies, Che discusses how to apply Jamison's Otherworld-immersion and Justin Alexander's clear "action and intent" loop di... more
Why do we spend hours prepping and playing our games, only to walk away feeling like we've just consumed another piece of disposable entertainment?
What if the modern tabletop obsession with "managing the fiction" is actually the very thing breaking... more
Why do some campaigns feel like they have a heartbeat, lasting for years, while others fizzle out before the second session? Is it the system? The players? Or is it something deeper we haven't named yet?
We talk endlessly about how to run a game. W... more
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Roleplay Rescue is a fantastic show for those looking to get back into the hobby, but also anyone who just loves roleplaying games.
Che takes a structured and thoughtful approach to why and how you can run and enjoy playing any TTRPG.
Che has cultivated a fantastic group of followers and you can talk to many of them on his discord or just call in to the show and start a conversation!
I highly recommend this podcast to anyone looking for not just entertainment but a holistic approach to rolep... more
Very thoughtful examination of why we play, how we play, and how to get the most enjoyment out of you time playing.
If you, like me, are someone who loves or once loved playing RPGs but stopped because you felt you didn’t have the time, or moved away, or started a family, give this podcast a listen.
Che will gently, but persistently, convince you that not only can you get back to the table, you owe it to yourself, and maybe even others, to do so. Loads of advice here to help you find a game, or *gasp* maybe even start your own.
His GM journal bonus episodes will give you the confidence and inspiration to st... more
A introspective and considered exploration of the hobby and the tropes we readily accept and assumptions we bring to it.
Excellent podcast, always full of great insight into tabletop RPGs
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This show centers on reclaiming the tabletop RPG hobby for working adults, with a persistent emphasis on practical game design, session prep, and self-care for creators and players alike. Across episodes, listeners encounter a strong focus on long-form, emergent storytelling, disciplined world-building, and inclusive, low-stress approaches to running games. Notable angles include mental health considerations in play, integrating AI as a collaboration tool, and open-table strategies that empower both new and returning players to sustain campaigns over years. The host(s) often share personal experiences, community involvement, and concrete techniques that help GMs run richer sessions without burnout, making it a solid fit for listeners who va... more
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