With the advent of generic, multi-genre roleplaying systems over the last couple of decades, is the end in sight for unique, individualized Pen-&-Paper RPG systems? And is this necessarily a bad thing? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

With the advent of generic, multi-genre roleplaying systems over the last couple of decades, is the end in sight for unique, individualized Pen-&-Paper RPG systems? And is this necessarily a bad thing? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

With the advent of generic, multi-genre roleplaying systems over the last couple of decades, is the end in sight for&nbsp;unique, individualized Pen-&amp;-Paper RPG systems? And is this necessarily a bad thing? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod&nbsp;(Incompetech.com),&nbsp;licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Pixels & Dice #21 – The Homogenization of Roleplaying

This podcast discusses gaming in all its many forms: video games, roleplaying games, board games, live-action, retro-gaming, and so on. Your hosts Scormus and Beoulus bring you weekly gaming commentary, with a dash of humor and a heaping load of sarcasm and snark.

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Pixels & Dice #21 – The Homogenization of Roleplaying

Pixels & Dice #21 – The Homogenization of Roleplaying