The use of languages in your roleplaying game can bring immersion but also be hindering to the players. In this episode, we give our thoughts on how to use language and get the most out of it!

In this episode, Dan, Dale and Lee go through the many Pros and Cons of boxed text!

We dive into a massive discussion all about skill checks! When to roll the dice or not too, when roleplaying is enough, use of sliding scales of successes and failures, replacing some skills with others, and a whole ton more tips to help you get the most out of skill checks!

In this episode, we’re talking about how to make your Big Bad Evil Guy effective at the start of your campaign and throughout!

In this episode, we give ideas on how to use Myth and Legend to make your world spring to life. As well as hooking the players to learn more about these Myth and Legends. Who knows, they could uncover an unknown truth. Or their heroic exploits become Myth and Legend!

Having the PCs step into a world for the first time can be overwhelming for them as well as the GM. Going slow as you explore this realm together is a great way to world build together!

Is optimizing your character good or bad? Should you always pick the "best" spells? How does your character fit into the party? Is your character more than just a stat block? We have an in-depth discussion all about...optimizing characters!

It's that time again to see what the RotD crew is doing in their personal roleplaying. Dan is looking to use Foundry VTT for his next game. Dale has made an extravagant purchase for his roleplaying group. Lee has made the worst decision ever with his D&D character. And so much more!

In this episode, try a creative exercise along with the crew of RotD as they create an adventure out of a sentence!

Chatting with game designer John Kennedy about their Venture Bros. inspired table-top roleplaying game called Staged Heroism!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1582756696/staged-heroism