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 Jen and Dagda dive into the world of tabletop gaming, pen-and-paper RPGs, and video game adaptations. Dagda recaps his weekend making characters for a Dragon-based game, creating a second Pathfinder character to fill gaps when players don't show up, and playing old Warhammer strategy games (Shadow of the Horned Rat and Dark Omen) on Steam.

The conversation spirals into frustration with multiplayer-only games—especially Shadowrun, which should have been a campaign RPG but became a failed competitive shooter. They discuss Warhammer 40K MMOs, the origins of Warhammer as a competitive miniature game, and why co-op-only games are frustrating.

Jen pitches her dream video game concept: a Pathfinder/D&D campaign video game with multiplayer lobbies, chapter markers, progress tracking, and the ability to drop in/out with NPCs filling gaps. Dagda explains living campaigns, virtual tabletops (VTTs) like Roll20 and Battlegrounds, digital modules, licensing agreements, and how players can take their characters across cities.

They explore AI game masters, subscription models for online play, tutorial adventures, and why eliminating human GMs could hurt the industry. Plus: work schedules, sleep deprivation, horror movies with Marlon Wayans, and why Jen's back hurts.

It's part gaming rant, part tabletop RPG deep dive, part video game pitch—classic Conversations Over Coffee.

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