The GROGNARD RPG files is a podcast that looks at RPGs from 'back in the day and today'. Each episode concentrates on the original rules of a featured game, our experiences of playing the game, PLUS excellent contributions from @dailydwarf selecting highlights from the halcyon days of White Dwarf magazine.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 122 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure |
Welcome back, just when you knew you had enough of Dirk the Dice and Judge Blythy rambling on and on about TTRPGs, they’re back with more. more
The return of @dailydwarf with an article about Good, the Bad and downright Odd covers of White Dwarf from 1 – 106 (when they stopped doing RPGs). Join us as we go into a time capsule and review some of our favourites. more
In this episode, we have a very special guest. Marc Miller is the creator of the Traveller Role-Playing game and in this interview he talks to Dirk the Dice about his first encounter with Dungeons and Dragons. He also talks about the origins of Trave... more
This episode follows the theme of the previous one, where we looked at Adventure Design. This time at the book club we have the amazing Johnn Four who shares his Five Room Dungeon method and explains how story techniques can add to our gaming. more
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Dirk and Blythy calmly chat about roleplaying games and the early days of the hobby. Their measured northern tones expresses a love of the hobby shared over decades. One of the must-listen gaming podcasts out there.
How can anyone give this podcast less than 5 stars? more
I love the sincerity Dirk brings and how it just feels so friendly. I will listen to anything this podcast puts out.
This feels like settling in with old friends for a cosy conversation in the pub about role-playing games. That northern humour oozes through the pores of this podcast, which is always friendly and inclusive, and their earlier experiences certainly resonate (difficulty finding gamers - check; deep freeze - check). more
Rellly enjoyable podast discusing old & new roleplaying games. If you remember White Dwarf magazine when it wasn't just about wargaming and selling figures, I encourage you to dip your toe. Newer games will also get something out of the podcasts, as tips, reviews, ponderings on RPG's are all here. Great host/s, engaging chats, can't recommend it highly enough.
Apple Podcasts | #143 | Italy/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #25 | Netherlands/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #107 | Ireland/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #113 | Norway/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #147 | Netherlands/Leisure |
Apple Podcasts | #149 | Hong Kong/Leisure/Games |
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