Plot Points

The Plot Points gang takes on Star Trek: The Next Generation RPG's introductory adventure from the core book. Thrill to the testing of sensors and die rolls so vital that if they fail, PCs die in the heart of a black hole! Hear Sarah blast Ben into his constituent atoms with a Mark IV Phaser, and enjoy Brad's Worf impression. 

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We try out something new today with a free-wheeling and fast-moving discussion of the idea of the geek card in the nerd subculture and see what Sara has to say about being a gamer and a woman. Also, Producer Chris escapes his cage to weigh in on matters. Let us know what you think of the format at one of the following locations:

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Our next episode should drop on April 4th, when we will discuss the adventure from Last Unicorn Games' Star Trek: The Next Generation Role-Playing Game. See you then!

The Plot Points gang finishes up their discussion of "We Be Goblins!" by Richard Pett and published by Paizo. Does Pett manage to write a great 1st level adventure for novices featuring goblins? We'll see!

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The gang tackles We Be Goblins by Richard Pett and published by Paizo for their Pathfinder role-playing game. We link the adventure to the poetry of Christina Rossetti, and discuss the joys of eating bull-slugs and burning down man-towns. 

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We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming to bring you this breaking news bulletin!

GenCon's housing block sold out in less than 3 hours this year! What does this mean for GenCon, and the rpg industry in general? Ben Riggs and guest geek Mike Ramps discuss in today's podcast.  

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Stay warm gamers!

The gang gets back to it, finishing their discussion of "Baptism by Fire" from the Vampire: The Masquerade 2nd edition rulebook. Enjoy, and tell a friend!

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Stay warm gamers!

In this two-part episode, Brad, Sarah, and Ben discuss "Baptism by Fire" from Vampire: The Masquerade's 2nd edition core book by Mark Rein-Hagen. 

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As the temperature crawls towards absolute zero, keep warm with this early arriving episode of Plot Points! Here the gang wraps up their discussion of John Tynes' excellent Delta Green scenario, "Convergence." 

The gang discusses "Convergence" by John Tynes, which appeared in the 1997 Delta Green sourcebook for Call of Cthulhu published by Pagan Publishing. Part 1 of a 2 part episode. 

Plot Points is a monthly podcast in which a rascally crew of geeks, nerds, and other scoundrels gets together to discuss role-playing games, their supplements, and adventures as written.  

In our premiere episode, the gang talks about Tracy and Laura Hickman's seminal AD&D adventure, Ravenloft.