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Finally, Ben tells the world of the resumption of his D&D campaign mingling Scenic Dunnsmouth for Lamentations of the Flame Princess with Caves of Chaos, a D&D 5e playtest scenario. Also, he has a less than fun game with a TSR employee from the 1970s who shall remain nameless here...
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Enjoy Labor Day all!
Today, Ben chews the fat with Monte Cook of Numenera and 3rd ed. D&D fame. We talk about his newest Kickstarter, and all things gamey!
Support Monte, Bruce, Tammi, Charles, Shanna and the rest of the gang at MCG! Back their Into the Ninth World Kickstarter here!
Back my novel Terminal Magics on Inkshares.com! Like what you hear? You have to back the book here to read the book!
Music provided by Disparition. Buy his music here!
The Numenera Reliquary unboxing that drove me mad with covetousness is here!
Live as the internet can be, Plot Points comes to you live from GenCon 2015, with six other podcasts. Each podcast crammed one full episode into less than ten minutes!
Behold the aural glory of Role-Playing Public Radio!
Tremble in fear at the approach of The Good Friends of Jackson Elias!
Chortle with joy at the golden tones of The NPC Cast!
Serve the Emperor and fight the night with the Grim Dark Podcast!
To survive the Steadfast and the Beyond, you must hear The Signal!
Hear you next year at the 'con y'all!
This week, we continue our audio experiment with narrative podcasting by taking a look at the life and career of Bruce Cordell. Bruce worked on D&D for over a decade and a half, producing seminal novels and supplements. Yet he left it all behind to take a risk, joining Monte Cook Games and writing The Strange. Why'd he do it, and how's it working out?
Let us know what you think of these narrative episodes on Twitter, Facebook, or email us at [email protected].
Find Ben on Twitter @BenRiggs_
Thanks to Incompetech.com for the tunes, and Producer Chris for producing!
Today, we revisit the Satanic Panic of the 1980s in an experiment in narrative audio. That's right, today on Plot Points, we're telling a story, and we hope that it sounds like Chris and I broke into NPR and monomaniacally edited on their fancy equipment, and birthed this aural baby. Behold and hearken all!
Let us know how this sounds, and if you want to hear more like it on Twitter, Facebook, or email via [email protected]
Ben interviews Aaron Andries on the Android Netrunner Pro Circuit!
More info for all you runners is here!
Going to GenCon? Hear Plot Points live at Podcast-a-Ganza! Thursday, 6 PM Crowne Plaza Penn Station C! SEM1578403
Before picking up again with his group, Ben tries playing a Dungeon Crawl Classic #79 in the hopes that he can get his feet back beneath him.
Thanks to 50 Breaks for the use of their music, and Producer Chris Koterba for his talents!
Brad needs a kidney. A living donor is better in all sorts of ways. You have two kidneys and Brad only needs one!
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For more info, look here: https://www.kidneywi.org/
Ben talks to us on his way to his first D&D game in years, and then again afterwards when things do not go as planned!
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Ben is now on Twitter! Find him at BenRiggs_ !
The gang completes their discussion of Soldiers of Pen and Ink by Adam Gauntlett and we are once again fortunate to have Adam and his superior accent joining us on the show!
WARNING! Reports have come in that Plot Points is occasionally so funny listeners have run off the road. Operate heavy machinery while listening at your own peril!
Behold the further blasphemous mutterings of Adam Gauntlett beyond this hyperlink!
Ben is now on Twitter! Find him at @BenRiggs_
Thanks as always to Chris Koterba for producing magic!
Music by 50 Breaks!
Produced at Rainbird Studios in scenic Big Bend, Wisconsin!
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