Two of our hosts talk about some of their favorite weird rules in various systems in this mini-episode

In this mini episode two of our hosts discuss action economy. What it is and why it matters. It is why your party working together can beat a stronger NPC and why multiple actions are so dangerous to include in gaming systems.

There are a handful of games that we talk about regularly on the podcast but have not yet reviewed in full. We promise that we will eventually review them all, but until we do this episode will at least tell you why we love them and why you should play them.

This mini episode is about fitness in gaming, and how the two aren’t mutually exclusive

Two of our hosts discuss some of their favorite character Ideas for Lunars in the Exalted setting that they have not yet gotten the chance to use.

This weeks mini episode is to tell one of the great esoterica stories of table top RPGs. It is a story of one GM's game and it has since been told and retold and become a part of the fabric of RPGs. These stories we tell start at our tables and start small but that doesn't have to be where they end.

Season one is over. This is our first mini episode between seasons. Today is a bite sized look at options for ways to start your campaign that stretch beyond the cliché "you meet in a tavern and are greeted by a mysterious stranger..."

We end season one with a review of the new Warhammer 40K roleplaying game Wrath and Glory. We get into the gritty satirical setting as well as diving into the rules and how this game compares with the base lore.

In this episode we talk about all the things that cause trouble during your games. Sometimes they are weak points in a given setting or genre of game and sometimes they are the unavoidable side effects of playing a improvisational game with other people. In this episode we help you identify what could be going wrong and how to minimize it so you can maximize the fun.

The exciting conclusion of our lets play