
Dan "Delta" Collins and Paul Siegel host weekly discussions on topics relating to old school D&D, tabletop RPGs, DM advice, and D&D history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 249 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

Dan and Paul discuss the many ways they've brought tactical combat to life at the tabletop over decades of running Dungeons & Dragons and other RPGs. From classic wet-erase mats and gaming paper to elaborate 3D terrain, projector systems, and modern ... more
Dan and Paul discuss diseases in D&D and other fantasy roleplaying games. From the surprisingly extensive disease rules found in the earliest editions of D&D to the colorful afflictions found in Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, how have RPGs handled sickn... more
Paul & Dan are joined by Matt Finch of Mythmere Games to chat about the competing motivations when using legendary references from the real world in your fantasy campaign world. How much do we want players to feel a deep-seated sense of recognition f... more
Dan and Paul discuss the role of physical size in D&D. From adventures set in giant-sized environments to scenarios where player characters are magically shrunk, changing scale can completely alter how players experience the game world.
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An excellent resource for OSR products, new developments, TTRPG history, and dungeon mastering techniques, presented with casual conversation and interviews.
These guys are great. Very knowledgeable, fun-loving, never in it to shame people who play differently. A great resource for "old school" ideas.
Not sure what service this pod is using but in most services, I cannot fast forward. Congrats on that… but ANY podcast that disallows fast forward/skip whatever, is dead to me. Will never listen to this show. Bye
The combination of topics, interviews, host publications, and “thought-provoking discussions” make this the greatest show in old-school D&D
Great old school D&D show. Informative and entertaining.
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Two veteran hosts explore old-school D&D, OSR design, and table-top RPG history with a focus on early editions, artifacts, and dungeon mastering craft. Episodes mix analysis of classic modules, game mechanics debates, convention play, and live design experiments, often pairing historical context with practical DM tips and friendly banter. Notable throughlines include balancing mystery and power in early rules, how treasure and psionics shaped play, and the evolving OSR community's approach to publishing, crowdfunding, and live demos. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy thorough design critique, nostalgia, and actionable DM guidance, delivered with a collaborative, conversational tone that balances depth and accessibility.
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Wandering DMs launched 7 years ago and published 249 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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