Join Stu Horvath and John McGuire as they delve into their favorite tabletop roleplaying games from the past, present and future!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 264 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we’re checking out Caverns of Thracia (1979)! Considered by some to be the late Jennell Jaquays’ finest work, we talk about some of the ways it differs from her previous Judges Guild module, Dark Tower, the cool ... more
This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we’re continuing our talk with Anthony Meloro about Mystic Punks! This is Part the Second, so be sure to check out last week’s jam to get the full experience. On tap: the imminent Kickstarter for the multiplayer ... more
This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we’re talking to Anthony Meloro about Mystic Punks! This is Part One, because we got to gabbing so long that we got two episodes worth of chat. Within, we talk about the original Mystic Punks solo game, the immin... more
This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we’re talking about Roger Zelazny’s 1971 novel Jack of Shadows. Gygax included the novel — a high-concept blend of fantasy and science fiction — in Appendix N, but it isn’t one that gets talked about all that oft... more
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Got tired of listening to how they don’t use twitter and how they now use some new platform. Guess what lots of people don’t use twitter. Also I came to listen to stuff about RPGs not what political position you hold. I give two stars because I did like a few episodes, but with more of their political views being expressed at the end just didn’t come to hear that.
This podcast is awesome, Stu and Hambone are fun to listen to, and they keep it tight, no rambling, just good discussion. more
Quick deep dives all across the RPG timeline from the Wild West days of the early 70s to now. The historical tidbits are the most enjoyable. Understanding the context and relationship the games and books that comprise the works covered on this show are fascinating. When they discuss D&D and CoC, they are most comfortable and entertaining. Anything beyond that is pretty much one guys explaining things to another. The vacuum created by this dynamic is filled with try-hard snark, nitpick criticisms... more
Great chemistry, laughs, and in-depth knowledge of RPGs to make your podcast experience even better. Solid takes on games and I wish I had the budget of these guys to buy games and would love to see their collection in the swamp at some point. Episodes are a little short and there is occasional berating of Gygax that sometimes rubs me the wrong way. They aren’t fans of Greyhawk which is unfortunate since the setting has provided the vast majority of cool magic items, spells, and bad guys. It’s n... more
These two ur-nerds know exactly what they're talking about when it comes to dusty role-playing-games, but it's more than mere knowledge dropping here. The friendship, the laughs, the good-natured love of the form all shines in this beautifully bite-sized gem. Beyond that, it’s crystal clear where they stand with regard to worker's rights, mutual aid, and anti-fascism, and all the better for it. If you think that’s against free speech, well you can go play Warhammer with your fellow bootlickers s... more
Apple Podcasts | #105 | United States/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #109 | Canada/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #24 | Italy/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #144 | Italy/Leisure |
Apple Podcasts | #177 | Germany/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #190 | France/Leisure/Games |
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