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- Episode 229: A.I. Art in RPGs, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
At the end of 2022 AI art websites started to emerge. In RPGs where art is utilized from the making of RPGs and supplements in various forms to, GM using art to help describe their world, to players who usually like to have a picture of their favorite character art and RPGs is a long and close relationship.
Saul and Jolene heard about this and at the time didn't think it was a subject to make an episode for our podcast. But A.I. art has grown in usage and it has been learning at an incredible pace. Saul even dabbled in using MidJourney to do some images for his Bladerunner game at a local game con.Saul noticed that quite a few small publishers were using AI art in their projects. Chaosium stated that they would not be using any AI art in any of their projects. As AI art gets better and easier to use how will impact RPGs and artists that work in the RPG industry.Web Art by Jim FosterEpisode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by Scott Albert Johnson, song Simply Human, off the album Going Somewhere.
Available from Tribeofnoise.comUsed using the Creative Commons license.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode36 min - Episode 228: Class Vs Classless RPGs, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
In this episode Saul and Jolene discuss Class based RPGs Vs Classless RPGs. What are the advantages each has and how they work.
Whether a RPG is classless or class based it affects gameplay both in the short term and the long term.Saul states which he prefers when GMing and which he likes when he plays. Jolene as always makes sure that Saul stays on topic.Thank you all for listening all we ask is that you share our podcast.Web Art by Jim Foster
Episode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by MidMap, song Class Funk.
Available from Tribeofnoise.comUsed under the CC use. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode37 min - Bonus Interview with Julian Kay Creator of Mutants in the Next, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
We did this interview a while ago. There was some recording issues on our end and Saul had to do a lot of editing and post production in other to get the sound as best as possible.
Julian Kay had a successful Kickstarter for Mutants in the Now which was an homage to Teenage Mutant Turtles. Saul happens to be a Teenage Mutants fan and actually collected the early comics of Eastman and Laird back in the late 80's and early 90's. Saul reached out to Julian for an interview and Julian agreed.At the time of the interview Mutants in Next had just finished and Saul was a backer of the project which expands Mutants in the Now.Below are the links to the Kickstarter page and the Bakerkit page as Mutants in the Next is now in preorder.Thank you all for listening.Web Art by Jim FosterEpisode Art by Michael Shean-Jones.https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/arbco/mutants-in-the-next-expanding-the-mutant-animal-ttrpg/description
https://mutants-in-the-next.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders51 min - Episode 227: Big Picture Vs. Detailed Games, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
In this episode Saul and Jolene discuss different ways to create an adventure. Saul calls it "Big Picture" Vs "Detailed" games Each have their advantages. Big Picture for Saul means coming up with big idea for a game with less details. These RPG adventures tend to be open ended, player driven and can end up in situations that the GM never envisioned.
Detailed games are those where the GM takes more notes, maps, encounters and sets plots for the players to follow.A bonus is no OGL discussion. Woo Hoo, Jolene was very happy.Thanks for listening, and please share out podcast with Friends and Family.Web Art by Jim Foster
Episode Art by Michael Shean JonesMusic by Everette B. Walters, song And the Story Goes On, off the album Always High Reaching.
Availabe from Tribeofnoise.comUsed by CC license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode41 min - Episode 226: The OGL Saga Continues, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
Hey there everyone, Jolene would just like to say to you all this is the last episode on the OGL Saga. So quite a few events happened since our previous episode about the OGL and this is episode is about the most of the important aspects of all the events.
Big news dropped on Jan 27th from WOTC and it set the TTRPG community a buzz with reaction. So Saul and Jolene decided it was neccessary to close the look on the the ramifications of WoTC's actions and the OGL as it stand now.As Always thanks for listening and all we ask is that you share our podcast with those interested in TTRPGs.Web Art by Jim Foster,
Episode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by Clarke, Song The End
Available from Tribeofnoise.comUsed by CC 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode41 min - Episode 225: Starting a New Campaign, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
This this Episode Saul and Jolene talk about coming up with a new campaign. From the first thoughts to gathering the players together around the table to play.
Saul explains for him the ideas for a campaign can come from books, movies, TV show or anything that spurs an idea to begin a RPG campaign.The campaigns can be for any genre you want to play in. Saul thinks the best way is to get an idea and go from there. What is important is the first spark of an idea that you want to see played out.This is usually a situation, a question of what if that the players will flesh out during the game.Jolene as usual does her best of keeping Saul on task and on track.Thank you all for listening, we ask that you share our podcast with anyone interested in RPGsWeb Art by Jim FosterEpisode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by DJ Mpazo, song The Begining.Available at Tribeofnoise.comused with the following CC licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode
39 min - Episode 224: The OGL Drama, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and JoleneHey There Listeners,Saul and Jolene were not going to enter the fray with the OGL "Contraversy" but news about the subject keep coming every day. From the leaked new OGL called 1.1, to the reaction by those from the gaming community we had friends and listeners asking our opinion. Though it seemed like a question of a legal matter, as it deals with contracts and we are not lawyers, it seemed out of our realm to dicuss that we really didn't want to do an episode on the subject. But so much has happened we had to devote an episode to the reaction from the gaming community to WOTC's new OGL and their response to the voices of the gaming community.There is a lot to unpack in this episode, we recorded on Sunday morning expecting to have even more news to come out as soon as we concluded recording.Saul and Jolene read both the OGL 1.1 and the statement posted on the D&D Beyond website and compared what each document stated.We have included the links to each document for you to read on your own and decide for yourself.As always we would like to thank all of you for listening.
Web art by Jim Foster
Episode art by Michael Shean-JonesNo music for this episode.The leaked OGL,
http://ogl.battlezoo.com/The update posted on D&D Beyond websitehttps://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1423-an-update-on-the-open-game-license-ogl51 min - Episode 223: Why We Play TTRPGs, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
Why do we play TTRPGs? The simple answer is to have fun. Other than the simple answer what other reasons do we play RPGs and what can we learn from playing RPGs.
Jolene came up with this topic reading various sources and the discussion she had with Saul is the basis of this Episode. Saul and Jolene discuss various things that players can learn from RPGs and what players can gain.Thank you all for listening.Web Art by Jim FosterEpisode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by Harry, Larry and George, song Chess Man Blues, from the
album Aggie Road.Available from Tribeofnoise.com40 min - Episode 222: Top Ten RPGs We Want to Play in 2023, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
Happy New Year! As 2022 ends Saul and Jolene decided to do an episode of Top Ten RPGs they want to play in 2023. Saul cheated on number 10 and threw in a quick list of 8 games that he wants to get to the table in 2023.
The list is not top ten of new RPGs just RPGs that have been in Saul's library for a while and have not seen any or enough action at the RPG table. This list come mainly from Saul but Jolene added one or two to the list. Some on this list is just published as in Blade Runner RPG or older like Star Wars D6 by West End Games.Once again Happy New Year's to all that listen to our podcast and your families, thanks for Listening to our humble Podcast.
Saul and JoleneWeb Art by Jim Foster
Episode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by A to the G, song By New Year's Day.Available from Tribeofnoise.com-A bit of an edit. Fantasy Flight's Star Wars games are to by reprinted by Edge Studios in 2023-
46 min - Episode 221: Are You a Real GM?, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
Jolene came across a blogger discussing some comment he had heard or been told. Those were along the lines of "Your not a 'Real' GM if you don't make your own world or setting". Your not a Real GM if you run modules, run one-shots, run games for kids etc.
Jolene told saw about the blog and he took a look at it and just to frustrate Jolene he thought of some ideas why someone would make these kind of statements.Jolene and Saul decided to do an episode on these of other statements like these.As Always, we would like to Thank You All for listening.Web Art by Jim Foster
Episode Art by Michael Shean-JonesMusic by Roi and the Secret People, song Keep it Real, off the album Dog Street
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Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene is a husband and wife team that love Hobby Gaming. We play RPGs and Boardgaming and wish to share our love of this hobby with everyone we know.