
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 | 431 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

In this episode I lay out where Roleplay Rescue stands after the whirlwind of twenty episodes in Season 16. I dive into my “dark sorcery” experiments with AI—how tools like Lumo, Gemini and Notebook LM have become useful sidekicks for prep, NPC stats... more
This one arose from the Karameikos recap last week and explores the way in which in-character as-character roleplay drives the emergent story in the Otherworld.
Included is a reflection on what roleplay is, the approaches to play I've adapted from a... more
This one's a bit of an indulgence... responding to Alex's recent call-in asking to hear the story so far in Karameikos, I've cobbled together some words and shared the tale.
It's impossible to do justice to the experience at the table after the fact... more
What's the power of pretend and the power of the imaginary? Of inhabiting a different Otherworld, of inhabiting a different person within an emergent tale?
What is it about that which is so compelling?
Thanks to Pat and Alex for the call-ins.
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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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A collaborative, hobby-focused show that centers on tabletop roleplaying as a social, creative pursuit for adults. Episodes explore character-driven storytelling, emergent plots, and the balance between imagination and game mechanics, often highlighting long-running campaigns, world-building, and collaborative storytelling. Hosts share personal experiences—from returning to the hobby, managing GM responsibilities, to nurturing community and self-care—while peppering in practical tips for prepping, running, and sustaining campaigns. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on player agency, accessible guidance for both new and veteran players, and a penchant for tying narrative theory to real-world GMing practice and classroom-friendly ad... more
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