Your favorite table top RPG design topics podcast
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsGamesPerforming ArtsLeisure |
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In which John and Jess discuss the excitement of starting new games. Jess has closed out an epic-level campaign and is kicking off both Daggerheart and Wild Beyond the Witchlight (as a player!). They dive into Daggerheart’s Hope and Fear dice system,... more
In which John, Jess, Ben, and their guest, James Pozenel, hack into Netcrawl, a cyberdungeon crawl in the style of Dungeon Crawl Classics. Here the whole party enters the digital fray, not just the netrunner or cybermancer. Using a flexible skill sys... more
In this special episode John is joined by Amber, Hailee, and Matt from the RPG collective, Cloud Curio. We discuss their new project, Book of Wyrms as well as growing up in RPGs, and learning how to get support as a GM when designing new adventures
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I don’t know how you talk for 40 minutes about the new D&D book and say absolutely nothing, but this podcast manages it.
Started listening for RPG discussion but find more and more there’s unrelated episodes, film reviews, book discussions and actual plays, than episodes on RPG discussions. The “but we’re doing something a little different today” has become a staple more than the exception.
If you like ttrpgs and want those games to have story and meaning, this podcast and the Mapcrow community are the best place on the internet to get ideas and hear thought provoking conversation.
Thoughtful, delightful, and energizing, this is my favorite podcast talking about tabletop role-playing games out there right now. Always a good time. Always gets my game design and game-master gears spinning.
Thoughtful, delightful, and energizing, this is my favorite podcast talking about tabletop role-playing games out there right now.
FYI, it can be a bit unfocused at times, but it's always a good time.
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This podcast offers a lively exploration of tabletop RPG design and mechanics, engaging with a wide range of topics from character creation to the emotional connections formed through gaming. The hosts frequently discuss upcoming RPG releases and Kickstarter projects, emphasizing the importance of narrative and creativity in gameplay. Through interviews with game designers and discussions of various RPG titles, the podcast fosters a community where players can gain insights into enhancing their gaming experiences. It uniquely blends actual play sessions with detailed analyses of RPG systems and a focus on the emotional aspects of role-playing, making it appealing to both seasoned gamers and newcomers eager to learn more about the RPG landsc... more
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The Splatbook launched 4 years ago and published 100 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 The Splatbook include:
1. James Pozenel
2. Matthew Cruz
3. Stephen Dewey
4. Garry Snow
5. Tony Vasinda
6. JP Coovert
7. Matthew Wilson
8. Christopher Salzman
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