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Taking a break from the ever-present burden of knowledge, Banjo decides to talk about game books that he owns but has never played. Raspathir, on the other hand, actually knows quite a bit about the games that he has never played. What follows are links to the various games discussed in this episode :)
Ryuutama: Natural Fantasy RPG
Strontium Dog (Mongoose Traveller System)
Burning Wheel Fantasy RPG (Gold Revised)
Ironclaw (Anthropomorphic RPG)
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Banjo nearly bursts at the seams as he finally gets a chance to gush over Paranoia (the RPG) which takes up nearly half the episode. In the second half, they start a healthy discussion about how to say "yes" to the players, and explore the benefits and consequences of doing so.
Banjo and Raspathir finally see some very colorful lights as they finish up their World of Darkness series with Changelings in London. The boys also comment on the values of online, open world roleplaying (often referred to as RPG chats). Finally, they are both left wondering what would have happened if the players were allowed to do what they wanted.
Banjo and Raspathir finally get around to explaining what Ananasi are, including Banjo's first in character encounter with one. Banjo also shares what it was like to be ghouled by a vampire. Finally they wrap up with some tidbits about the other things that creep around in the World of Darkness. Warning: This episode may contain spiders. Lots, and lots, and lots of spiders.
Banjo, and Raspathir reminisce about their first time gaming together. The game, Werewolf: The Apocalypse (Revised World of Darkness). Some bad stuff happened, lessons were learned but never applied, and recurring characters would be introduced!
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Welcome to the very first episode of Let the Dice Roll! To get things kicked off Raspathir, and Banjo introduce the podcast, and reminisce about how they got started on tabletop gaming. There is also some brief chatter about Dungeons & Dragons.
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