We talk to co-Creator Banana Chan about her successful Kickstarter and roleplaying game and box set called Jiangshi: Blood in the Banquet Hall. Learn about this fantastic game of fighting vampires while running a family business.

Chaosium, publisher of the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying books, is releasing Cults of Cthulhu, a new sourcebook, that deals with the dangerous cults that worship the old gods, on Halloween 2021. We talk to writers Chris Lackey and Mike Mason about this book and why Lovecraftian cults are horrifying.

Matt and Manny review Chaosium's Cults of Cthulhu, a sourcebook for the Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying game. We go through each chapter and examine all the wonderful and horrifying things this book contains.

RJ and Manny reviews Free League Publishing's second edition of The One Ring, a roleplaying game based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. We look at each chapter and discuss what has been kept and changed from the previous edition and whether fans of other Middle-Earth RPGs will like this.

We talk to Francesco Nepitello, Free League Publishing's Main Designer of the second edition of The One Ring, a roleplaying game based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, about the creation process behind the game and where the directions where the game will go in the future.

What does a Dungeon Master do if their party is filled with murderhobos? And what exactly are murder hobos? Manny, Matt, and Seth debate about how dungeon and game masters can solve this problem and what lessons you can learn from running that type of session.

Game Masters Manny, Matt, Randall and treasure-seeker Seth share ways to make magic potions more original and exciting for roleplaying gaming adventures.

Matt and Seth talk to Marc Bruner and Terry Olson of Goodman Games to talk about their Kickstarter, DCC Dying Earth, based on the popular sci-fi novels by Jack Vance. Hear us talk everything about this project, from the magic system to the unique verbage of the novels and so much more!

Matt & Seth discuss hit points in tabletop roleplaying games, starting with its origins in Chainmail to Dungeons & Dragons, and what we can do to make the rules of hit points better for gaming.

The Really Dicey Team discuss the popular Dungeons & Dragons magic item, The Deck of Many Things, including its history and their experiences using the deck in their campaigns and adventures.