Dungeon crawls getting boring? Do you have enemies inside your own groups stronghold? Do you want to play political enemy the party has to go against? What is different about a political enemy vs a regular monster? How do you narrate a political adventure? We try to cover all these topics with examples from our own games.

Magic is powerful. Magic is beautiful. Magic is destructive. What if Magic was for the mundane? What could people use it for? We, well Michael, talk about our own tangent on this topic. What do you think?

We’ve kinda hinted at this for a while. Ok maybe not. It’s more like a giant flashing sign floating over our heads, but here’s why Michael likes dragons so much.

We all know the basic languages you can have in your games. Some have home brew languages that is a mix of two languages or there’s nothing except Common. But have you ever stopped to think about languages that were from the past? Ones that could have died out or are the origins of the most common languages. Come along as we talk about our take on using a “dead” language in any kind of campaign.

There are so many types of characters to play. The serious paladin. The sneaky rogue. The dragon loving bard? Wait what? Come along with us as we talking about meme characters and how fun or annoying they can be in different situations.

What’s the difference between emotional and physical pain? Are they one in the same? Is one better than the other? Every DM has their presence and in this episode we talk about our own preferences as well as our own definition for these types of pains.

“I like...” In this episode we talk about our favorites in RPG’s. Why we like them and why we think other games hold special places in our hearts.

What’s the difference between all the alignments? Is there a way to be multiple? How do they affect other players? Do they affect NPC’s? We talk about all of this and a little more in this episode.

What’s more exciting than seeing your character come to life? Seeing it play out on a map perhaps? Or physically holding your character in the palm of your hand? We talk about all of this and how it has effected our own game play.

Do RPG’s need holidays? Festivals? Celebrations? How do you make it work? What do you do? We talk about our own experiences and ideas for our own games in this episode.