In what is probably our most conversational episode yet, we talk a lot about fortresses that Tony and Jonathan are currently running.

Not many real links here — though we do mention Paranoid Metroid and Kruggsmash YouTube channels.

Also, the featured image is an example of a dragon, as depicted by TSR Games’ Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual (1978)

We are all over the place this episode, but a recurring theme seems to be undead attacks .

We are finally back from summer hiatus. In this episode, we catch up with each other’s dwarfy gaming.

Hey folks – Summer hiatus starts today – hope you enjoy listening to Jonathan and Tony playing some DF 😀

Image Attribution – This episode’s featured photo is a mashup of two Creative Commons Attribution License images from Wikimedia.org. And the Dwarf Fortress Urist Head, modified with DFRoundtable headphones. Feel free to download any of the pictures to decorate your computer desktop.

File:Glasnost & Goodwill – 1990 Soviet track suit 01.jpg – Wikimedia Commons from Joe Mabel

File:Beach of Dahme (Holstein), Baltic Sea, Germany 05.jpg – Wikimedia Commons from Nemracc

This episode we talk a lot about tutorial videos and other resources to learn how to play and improve your Dwarf Fortress skillsets. Thanks again to Nathan for joining us for another episode.

This episode follows up a few threads from previous episodes. And we also cover some listener email and comments. It’s a bit shorter (and a bit more chaotic) than usual because due to scheduling issues, we recorded two episodes on the same day. Another consequence of this is that there will be no live-stream next week. But we should be back for another livestream recording on July 11th.

We welcome in community member Nathan to talk traps, stockpiles, and other dwarfy subject matter. Nathan also has a new YouTube channel called Nekruxx Paranoid Metroid – though it wasn’t launched at the time of recording so we don’t mention it during the main recording session. Enjoy!

This episode we’re talking a lot about how we deal with stockpiles and getting resources to our workshops.

Featured Image is “Warehouse at Hackeberga Castle” by Mackmyra Svensk Whisky AB is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

This episode, we’re reviewing the short history of the podcast. It’s a bit self indulgent to be sure, but we hope you enjoy the chatter nonetheless.

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