Today we talk about dice, one of the big things many of us who play Roleplaying Games get into. We talk a bit about a previous article from the blog, Dice for RPGs and Boardgames: Different types, science and collecting.

Today for Zine Thursday we look at the 219 page book that collects ten issues of the Back to BasiX zine. You can find the Back to BasiX zine in PDF or Print on Demand at DriveThruRPG

Today we talk a bit about the style and tone of the gameplay. Do you prefer the grimdark, or the fun and silly? 

Today we talk to special guest panny_lines to talk about a few of the projects they have going on over at Leyline.Press. They have authored a great series of posts taking a deep look at the various D&D editions and retro-clones on their blog at Leyline.Press. And we talk about the upcoming Kickstarter for Salvage Union a Post-Apocalyptic Mech RPG. 

Today we are joined by Warren Beckett from Weird Realms at weirdrealms.com and Exalted Funeral to discuss what else, but games!

Today Leonard Pimentel joins for a discussion about magic in game systems. We cover Dungeon Crawl Classics, Classic D&D, Palladium, and a whole lot more. Why do we like the magic systems we like?

We are joined by special guest NPC from Breakfast Puppies, breakfastpuppies.com, and the Glitterbois podcast breakfastpuppies.com/podcasts/glitterbois. NPC is the author of Motobushido: The Motorcycle-Samurai RPG, and is currently in need of playtesters for Gattaibushido FUSION! a game currently in development. We discuss our love of Palladium Roleplaying games and Rifts today.

We talk about the lost ancient underground city of Derinkuyu in Turkey, which is truly a real-world mega-dungeon. 1963: This Man Knocked Down A Wall Of His Home And Revealed An Ancient Underground City.

Today on Zine Thursday we look at Our Vale of Discontent available as a pdf on DriveThruRPG. The game presents an activism-focused revolutionary game based more on community and the liberation of the oppressed.

Tis the season we figured it would be an appropriate time to talk a little about Colonialism in Roleplaying Games.