
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 | 196 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsLeisureGames | |||

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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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Apple Podcasts | #239 |
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Roll For Topic focuses on GM/DM craft and tabletop RPG design through short, topic-driven conversations between regular cohosts. Episodes cover a wide range of RPG topics—from campaign management and GMing styles to game systems, props, and real-world inspiration—often including practical takeaways for running games, evaluating mechanics, and engaging players. The format is consistent and approachable, making it easy for listeners to apply ideas in their own campaigns, whether they're newcomers or seasoned GMs. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on practical GMing tips, a love for game history and tactile gaming experiences, and a conversational vibe that blends actionable advice with personal anecdotes. The show also leans into co... more
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Recent guests on Roll For Topic include:
1. Garrett Douglas
2. Andy Jones
3. Toby Shearman
4. Matt Wilson
5. Kyle Latino
6. John Corey
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