Jef and Jon review old roleplaying games
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureGames |
This is a little recent for our usual stuff, but Jon was really interested after the Fastlane review to keep looking at games that utilize classic casino games as RPG randomizers, and this one's a doozy! Combining Blackjack and Tarot stuff, no less! ... more
Back to basics, some game you probably never heard of that we didn't like. That's the basic essence of the show, right? It has to come up sometimes. I'm talking about the show here because honestly I can't think of much to say about this sort of gene... more
Oh buddy you better believe we love it when the game has a weird alternative randomizing mechanic, and this thing is all about roulette. Yes, it straight up tells you at the start that you can use a digital one or even a dice based approximation, but... more
As we bring Sweater Weather to a close we are faced with the realization that we accidentally double-themed this month, since both of these games are explorations of civilizations over time, and in fact would make a pretty good double feature game ni... more
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Man. This is my first episode from you guys... And I am taken aback how negative you are. Some of the "jokes" and comments make me wonder if you actually ever actually roleplay, or do you just dungeon crawl with miniatures and anything that's not on the table or in the stats doesn't matter.
I have never used the word "toxic" before in my life, but I'm actually tempted by the subtext of the episode. Mostly because I get the impression that this is somehow supposed to be a positive episode...
You’re not being forced to record a podcast. And nobody’s impressed when an RPG nerd is super performative about not “knowing about” or liking specific systems. You know, if you don’t want to read a certain book and record a podcast about it… you don’t have to! You can just choose not to. This doesn’t have to be a grind or a hustle. You can’t be making much money from this anyway. Focus on your job at Jack in the Box instead.
I’ve come back to System Mastery recently after a break of a few years, so I have a lot of catching up to do, and I’d forgotten how much I enjoy the hosts’ insights into some really oddball games. I’ve had a few of these on the shelves for years but never got round to looking at them in any details. These fellows do it so I don’t have to. They’ve also saved me a few quid by preventing me dropping my own readies to find out what that Kenan
They don’t know a lot about The Three Musketeers but they know a lot about old games
Wanted to like this, but it ends up being 1 of 2 types of episodes: “here’s a game we played when we were 14 and so it must be good” or “I don’t know anything about this game’s source material and can’t be bothered to learn about it, so I’m just going to do some catty trash talk about it.”
Apple Podcasts | #195 | Australia/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #243 | France/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #21 | Netherlands/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | South Africa/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #57 | South Korea/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #61 | Philippines/Leisure/Games |
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