
GM/DM discussions on topics related to running tabletop games. Each episode is a 30-45 minute conversation about one specific topic chosen by rolling 1d10 on a table of topics. Roll for Topic's regular cohosts are Andy Rau and Chris Salzman. If you or your GM is interested in being a guest, drop us a line!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsLeisureGames | |||

Chris has been busy building props for a school play, and wonders how some of that energy might be expressed at the game table! Also, Andy and Chris discuss the joys of history and the ways they do and don’t make history and culture an important part... more
Lots to catch up on this episode, including the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, edgelord vampire roleplaying from the 1990s, and Chris’ dilemma as a player: can he respec a PC that isn’t mechanically working the way he intended?
Chris and Jess talk about a small Daggerheart campaign that Jess ran and Chris played in! (Andy will be back next time!)
Andy’s back from his weekend GMing an Antarctic Cthulhu campaign, and Chris has questions! Topics covered include the value of creating special game events like this, the challenge of fighting a long campaign into a short weekend, and more.
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This podcast is great. The hosts and their series of guests take on all kinds of interesting RPG-adjacent topics in a way that’s insightful and entertaining. They have a knowledge of the medium that ranges far beyond the 5E gateway drug, and a general knowledge of pop culture that adds texture to their ideas, and the production is silky smooth. Highly recommended.
Many of the episodes I have listened to multiple times and most of them I have listened to at least once. This is really a good podcast.
A good thoughtful look at RPGs and why we love them.
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This show centers on GM/DM perspectives, practical game mastering, and the craft of running tabletop RPGs. Episodes commonly explore game systems, storytelling techniques, and the dynamics at the table, often weaving in system design discussions, player psychology, and how to balance accessibility with depth. Regulars bring hands-on experience—from crafting encounters and frames to managing session flow—while guests contribute unique angles on theater, improvisation, or specific game lines. A standout is the frequent emphasis on collaborative storytelling and at-the-table dynamics, with practical tips that listeners can apply to their own campaigns. The format tends to be tightly focused, conversation-driven, and warmly candid, making it a ... more
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Recent guests on Roll For Topic include:
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2. Kyle Latino
3. Garrett Douglas
4. Andy Jones
5. Toby Shearman
6. Matt Wilson
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