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Dump Stat Radio -Episode 3- Clarke's Third Law
Recorded on 3/18/2017
We find our heroes ruminating about game mastering techniques, the power of friendship, and their shared contempt for Pathfinder.
In the weekly gaming recap, Monday's Deadlands sees the departure of Tom as the game becomes Machine Gun Mansion A-go-go, Wednesday's Dark Heresy has the team unleashing the refrigerated assassin and contemplating switching to D&D to attract new players, and Friday's Dungeon World covers the end of Paul's Last Days of Anglekite campaign and discussion of meaningful deaths, narrative combat, and when it's okay to take control away from the players.
Bill's book report targets the indie RPG/setting generation toolkit Spark by Jason Pitre, whose last name we butcher mercilessly. Bill stays on task with breaking down the many steps of the world building process despite Mike D's attempt to ambush him with some form sphinx's riddle.
Random nonsense includes Mike D doing his best to name settings that combine technology and magic, Tom remembering his favorite Gen Con GM, and Paizo and Wizards of the Coast double dipping with D&D... IN SPACE!!!
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By Puppet State MediaRecorded on 3/18/2017
We find our heroes ruminating about game mastering techniques, the power of friendship, and their shared contempt for Pathfinder.
In the weekly gaming recap, Monday's Deadlands sees the departure of Tom as the game becomes Machine Gun Mansion A-go-go, Wednesday's Dark Heresy has the team unleashing the refrigerated assassin and contemplating switching to D&D to attract new players, and Friday's Dungeon World covers the end of Paul's Last Days of Anglekite campaign and discussion of meaningful deaths, narrative combat, and when it's okay to take control away from the players.
Bill's book report targets the indie RPG/setting generation toolkit Spark by Jason Pitre, whose last name we butcher mercilessly. Bill stays on task with breaking down the many steps of the world building process despite Mike D's attempt to ambush him with some form sphinx's riddle.
Random nonsense includes Mike D doing his best to name settings that combine technology and magic, Tom remembering his favorite Gen Con GM, and Paizo and Wizards of the Coast double dipping with D&D... IN SPACE!!!