It's got dragons, it's got lances, it's got elves and dwarves and kender? It must be Dragonlance time! Join us as we talk about the most standard 80s fantasy setting in all of Dungeons and Dragons history. A land where even the wizards are color coded for your convenience.

Happy pride month! We're talking about LGBTQIA+ experinces and RPGs - what's good in them, what can be improved, and how they can be more inclusive.

It's spooky setting time! We're talking about Ravenloft, the dungeons and dragons setting of gothic horror! It's got vampires, it's got werewolves, it's got cosmic horrors and folksy unsettling horrors! And it's also got a 5e setting book, which is a first for the worlds we've been talking about.

What makes a game good? What makes a game bad? Why are some parts of games not fun to play? We take a look at some bad game mechanics, and how you might go about fixing them.

Mystara, the Known World, the Savage Coast, the Hollow World... classic DnD settings that we're going to talk about! You can do classic fantasy, you can do cursed pirates, and you can do crazy hollow earth dinosaur stories in one place!

What were board games like back in the USSR? We discuss how the Soviet Union made board games, why they made board games, and if there are any that we really want to play. Also, we talk about chess, which was super popular.

Delve into the first published dungeons and dragons setting, the world of Greyhawk! Featuring such exotic locals as: The Grand Dutchy of Geoff, the Empire of Iuz, and the Free City of Greyhawk! Learn who your favorite spells are named after! Discover where all those classic adventures you've heard of (but maybe not played) are set!

Join Gnoll Country as we talk about Rangers of Shadow Deep, a tabletop wargame where you don't need an opponent to have fun! We venture into the darkness of the evil forests and fight the fierce giant spiders to answer all sorts of questions about the game.

Science and magic and making stuff! It's all about the artificer, the Dungeons and Dragons class the puts the "magic" into "magic item". Where do artificers come from? How do they work? Why are they one of our favorite classes? All these questions and more will be asked.

Join Gnoll Country as we discuss the age old question: are video games better than tabletop RPGs? (The answer is "no", by the way). We talk about the linked origins of computer RPGs, what you can learn from them, and what we like about various games.