<p>We're back with Gelatinous Cube 19. Our prompt this week, provided by the very lovely and talented Kyle Latino of <a href= "https://www.youtube.com/c/MapCrow" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Map Crow</a>, provides the inspiration for a wide-ranging discussion of cartographical errors, problems, and opportunities. How does a map structure and ground the world of an rpg, and what might happen if the map proves false? </p>

We're back with Gelatinous Cube 19. Our prompt this week, provided by the very lovely and talented Kyle Latino of Map Crow, provides the inspiration for a wide-ranging discussion of cartographical errors, problems, and opportunities. How does a map structure and ground the world of an rpg, and what might happen if the map proves false?

<p>We're back with Gelatinous Cube 19. Our prompt this week, provided by the very lovely and talented Kyle Latino of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/MapCrow" rel="noopener noreferrer">Map Crow</a>, provides the inspiration for a wide-ranging discussion of cartographical errors, problems, and opportunities. How does a map structure and ground the world of an rpg, and what might happen if the map proves false?&nbsp;</p>

Gelatinous Cube 19 - Oh no! The Map is Wrong!

A podcast about creating great encounters in Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop roleplaying games. 

We're Rosie and Adam, siblings and hard working dungeon masters. Every episode we get forensic on an RPG encounter: why it works, where it could - or did - go wrong and what's cool about it. Whether you play narrative or sandbox, OSR or 5e we want to give you useful tools for thinking about your game.

In our show notes, you'll find system neutral write-ups of every encounter discussed, along with an alternative, wild take from the Gelatinous Cube, our squelchy f(r)iend from the depths of the dungeon.

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A podcast about creating great encounters in Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop roleplaying games. We're Rosie and Adam, siblings and hard working dungeon masters. Every episode we get forensic on an RPG encounter: why it works, where it could - or did - go wrong and what's cool about it. Whether you play narrative or sandbox, OSR or 5e we want to give you useful tools for thinking about your game. In our show notes, you'll find system neutral write-ups of every encounter discussed, along with an alternative, wild take from the Gelatinous Cube, our squelchy f(r)iend from the depths of the dungeon.

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