Natalie and Imran are joined by Elise Favis of the Washington Post to talk turkey on BioWare's next entry in the Dragon Age series, which definitely still exists and will come out someday, despite starting development as a single-player RPG, being rebooted as a live service game, and then being rebooted again as a single-player RPG.

Industry veteran and RPG expert Kat Bailey joins the RPG Pals for a thorough discussion of the strengths and faults (hah) of Bravely Default 2, which somehow isn't the second game in the Bravely franchise, and also didn't come out on the 3DS like I thought when we started recording.

Fanbyte's Brand-New News Editor Imran Kahn joins the RPG Pals once again to discuss everything that happened in the realm of RPG news this month. It was kind of a lot, y'all! Topics of discussion include (but are not limited to): Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 delay, Anthem Next cancellation, Kingdom Hearts coming to PC, the future of BioWare, and much more!

This week the crew is joined by Fanbyte’s new News Editor Imran Khan to discuss NieR Replicant in all of its glory… to mankind.

Mike Williams of PCMag joins the RPG Pals to discuss the reveal (and implications) of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker, the latest expansion for our show's favorite MMO.

Fanbyte Guiding Light (read: Lead Guides Editor) Dillon Skiffington joins the RPG Pals for a deep dive into Path of Exile, which is definitely a different game from Pillars of Eternity. Will our hosts miss the Skill Forest for the trees?

Natalie, John and Steven are back to discuss January's newsworthy roleplaying developments, including Cyberpunk 2077's new mod tools (and their implications), the latest on Project Athia, Elder Scrolls Online, and more.

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Special guest Jessica Howard of Uppercut 🥊 joins the RPG Pals for a spoilerific discussion of last year's Final Fantasy 7 Remake -- what worked, what didn't, and where things could go from here.

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The RPG Pals are joined by merritt k of Fanbyte dot com (I think it's a website, reminder to self to check before I publish this) to discuss the recently released playable demo for Monster Hunter Rise on the Nintendo Switch.

Ren Price, former Fanbyte Editorial Intern and permanent Tenant of Our Hearts, returns with a simple question for John and Natalie: What do you think this Dark Souls' NPC is named?