An update about how gg no re is going quarantine mode. We're still playing, and we should have another group podcast soon. This virus has also opened the door to remote play to us. Daniel talks about how he's running a megadungeon on roll20. Show notes page with examples and roll20 settings: https://ggnorecast.com/191.

Tim and Daniel recap the events of the first proper foray into the dungeon beneath the academy. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/190.

Music is "Monarchy" by Mosh: https://iammosh.bandcamp.com/track/monarchy

We actually enter the dungeon. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/189.

We recount the events of last session and promise to be good boys and actually record the next actual play. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/188.

Music is "Monarchy" by Mosh: https://iammosh.bandcamp.com/album/monarchy

We talk about our most recent session of EPIC GAMING, in which the first  Dungeon Academy "plot arc" wrapped up: what happened, DM techniques  employed, some behind the scenes info. 

Show notes:  https://ggnorecast.com/187.

An old face returns and a new one appears as the students attempt to  rescue a burning dryad and delve into a lair beneath her tree. 

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/186.

Music is "Monarchy" by Mosh: https://iammosh.bandcamp.com/track/monarchy

What is metagaming? Bad or good? How should metagaming affect situation  design? Plus discussions on domineering players, GM-player system  mismatch, and rules nazis. 

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/185.

The party continues to explore the Shady Grove, searching for the entrance of the dungeon proper, but things go a bit sideways.

Show notes with character portraits and maps: ggnorecast.com/184.

Intro music "Monarchy" by Mosh

This week in Dungeon Academy, new best friends, striking out at romance with a foodie, passing and failing tests, and some reverse-ambushing in the Shady Grove. Music, maps, and PC pics in the show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/183. 

Music is "Monarchy" by Mosh: https://iammosh.bandcamp.com/track/monarchy

Tim and Daniel analyze what the acclaimed Western sandbox videogame Red Dead Redemption 2 took from D&D and what your campaign can take from it. We also discuss Bryce Lynch's review of the game. 

Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/182.