Mage Productions

This week Joe, Kyle, and Leigh talk about world building! Starting from large to small, or small to large, we go over creating towns, cities, land masses, and how it all fits together.

This week, Leigh talks with Steven who is the lead writer for 2CGaming. They talk about the publications that 2CGaming offers as well as a peek into their new kickstarter that is now live! Check them out online at 2CGaming.com

This week, Leigh talks with fellow gamer and Dungeon Master, Adam. Adam brings to us stories from the table, experiences running games, and all the fun character concepts. To find out more from Adam and what he has going on, follow him on twitter at @Thymbraeus.

This week Joe, Kyle, and Leigh talk about all things oneshots. From some writing tips, pacing opinions, running options, and story suggestions.

This week, Leigh talks with Michael Dugan of Dugan Games about fun monsters and Spelljammer. No, not a new 5e source book, sorry. Michael talks about converting to 5th edition and what exactly Spelljammer is as a whole.

This week, Leigh talks with Kienna S of Ladies Slaying Dragons, Encounter RP, and so many more awesome shows about character creation and her process behind all the glorious characters. To find out what Kienna is up to, follow her on twitter at @KiennaS.

This week Joe talks with David from the live play podcast Murder Dice. To find out more from Murder Dice, follow them on twitter at @MurderDice or check out their website at murderdice.com.

This week Brad, Joe, Kyle, and Leigh meet again to discuss some additional house rules. Some of these rules are used to fill gaps, or to replace rules that may not work for your group.

Leigh walks us through his ramblings of starting game one of a new campaign. Focusing on how incorporating playing is important, while creating the tone for a new setting.

This week Brad, Joe, Kyle, and Leigh discuss some commonly used and personal favorite house rules while playing at the table. Some of these rules are used to fill gaps, or to replace rules that may not work for your group.