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 | 178 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsGamesPerforming ArtsLeisure |
Andy and Chris talk about Stranger Things and then an issue that Andy had at the table with players and their pregen characters.
Every year, we host a game convention in Ann Arbor. And every year, a highlight of the con is our obscure RPG trivia contest! This is the live recording of RfT Con 2025’s trivia segment. How does your RPG trivia knowledge stack up?
Chris and Andy are busy planning RfT Con, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t brainstorming new campaigns they want to run. In this short pre-convention episode, they chat about the campaigns they’re gearing up to run this autumn/winter.
We revisit one of our earliest topics, this time with guest Garrett Douglas, creator of Wayne Scotting’s Guide to the Very Small Folk! Garrett shares insight from the many short-duration game sessions he’s run, but not before we chat Ars Magica and s... 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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Content spans various aspects of tabletop role-playing games (RPGs), exploring themes such as gameplay mechanics, character development, narrative strategies, and the integration of immersive elements. Frequent conversations highlight the significance of environmental factors, such as weather dynamics and character lives beyond adventures, alongside discussions on engaging systems like mounts and in-game documentation. The hosts maintain an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere while reflecting on personal gaming experiences, making the content both insightful and relatable for listeners interested in the RPG community. Noteworthy is the emphasis on creative storytelling and fostering a sense of community among players, which resonates with bo... more
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