The boys answer a listener question about adding friendly competition to a ttrpg, as well as their thoughts on competitive modes in games in general.

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In our first ever two brother episode, Caleb and Jonah nerd out over their current three year Dungeons and Dragons campaign and what they've learned about storytelling and roleplaying from it.

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The boys discuss why nerds love magic so much, hard vs. soft magic systems, some of their favorite uses of magic in fiction, and much much more.

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The boys discuss punitive versus rehabilitative justice, reflections of it in fiction, philosophy, and religion. Also... Muppets Les Miserablés?

The boys discuss cryptozoology, the "study" of animals not yet proven to exist. They answer such questions as "What percentage of the earth's oceans have been explored?," "Does Bigfoot like oranges?," and "Should Caleb write a knock-off Percy Jackson series?" All that and more on this week's (late) episode of Faith + Fiction!

The boys nerd out about Critical Role. That's it. That's the episode.

This week, the boys discuss their top 10 video games of all time. How did we do? What did we forget? What are some of your favorite games of all time? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram: @faithfictionpod

The boys continue their conversation about violence, this time focusing on whether people of faith should consume and/or produce violent media and to what extent. Caleb gets on a soapbox about video games, Noah angers some fellow youth pastors, and Jonah spoils seasons of anime.

In this week's episode, the boys discuss violence in fiction. They try and discern why exactly violence is so rampant in works of fiction and how people of faith might approach violence in fiction and in reality.

In this episode, the boys discuss the idea of moral dilemmas and how moral dilemmas help intensify stories. They list some of their favorite moral dilemmas in fiction, which, per usual, include Skyrim, Mass Effect, The Witcher 3, Sophie's Choice, and much much more.

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