
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 | 184 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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It’s time to play this year’s “Build-a-Dungeon”! Chris GMs a party of five intrepid amusement park employees as they try to save the fair from a rampaging kaiju. This is part of our annual tradition wherein we create an adventure collaboratively in o... more
This is part 1 of our 2 part Build-A-Dungeon Play-a-Dungeon special for 2025! Chris and Andy are joined, yet again, by John Corey and Kyle Latino! In this episode we brainstorm and build out a one shot adventure that Chris will run in the following e... more
Chris tries to get Andy to watch the new season of Stranger Things. Andy talks about Doom’s brilliance. Then they talk about simple systems for running one shots.
Every TTRPG Kickstarter from the last few years seemed to fulfill this month, so Andy and Chris take an episode to go through the piles of shiny new roleplaying games they’ve acquired recently. Along the way they discuss the impact of strong authoria... 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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A podcast that centers around conversations about tabletop gaming, focusing on insights and strategies for Game Masters (GMs) and Dungeon Masters (DMs). The discussions often revolve around topics chosen through a random roll, leading to spontaneous and engaging talks about various aspects of gameplay, including personal anecdotes, game mechanics, and cultural references. Listeners can expect a mix of practical advice and thoughtful analysis presented in an approachable manner, ensuring that both new and seasoned players can find value in each episode. Unique episodes featuring trivia competitions and guest appearances further enrich the listening experience, reinforcing a sense of community among fans of tabletop RPGs.
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Roll For Topic launched 7 years ago and published 184 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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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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