We check out Flames of Freedom a new RPG set in the revolutionary war. It's conspiracies and cryptics along with considerable care to appropriate representation.

Join Dustin, Jeff, and Daniel D Fox in this delightful conversation and tell us your favorite American folk tale.

Why do anything the normal way? Whether its art or tabletop you got to keep your creative side free!

Join Dustin, Jeff, and Frenden in this delightful conversation and share your weirdest coolest creation!

We chat with Jennell Jaquays, game designer, artist, and advocate. She is known for her work on D&Ds Dark Tower and Caverns of Thracia, video games such as Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Age of Empires, Quake and many others. She was also involved in getting leelah's Law passed which outlawed conversion therapy. An impressive guest and a wonderful conversation.

Once again we dig into the art of Roleplaying. This time we are joined by Adam from Friends Who Roll Dice.

Got any weird dice superstitions? Ever had a a party re-roll without actually having all the characters die? Join Dustin, Jeff, and Chuck in this delightful conversation and tell us what your superstitions and stories are in the comments!

We are joined by Luke Gygax around 56 minutes into this episode. We get a chance to talk about Gary Con and Autumn Revel along with a lot of other wonderful topics.

Join Dustin, Jeff, and Luke Gygax in this delightful conversation and let us know what the Gygax family has meant to you.

How do you feel about games where you are asked to make characters from a particular group, background, or ideology? We talk about restrictions can change the feel of a game.

Our hobby has been growing in large part due to the contributions of 3rd party publishers like our guest. Daniel created the Thief class and he and his group put out the first accessory to Dungeons and Dragons back in the '70s called The Manual of Aurania!

Join Dustin, Jeff, and Daniel in this delightful conversation and fill us in about your favorite 3rd party publisher.

We dig in and learn about gaming in a different culture that's got a different history and political climate from our own. Then we take a deep dive into the World of Darkness game "Mage" which is all about making the impossible possible.

Join Dustin, Jeff, and JoeKerr in this delightful conversation and tell us what gaming is like where you are from.

Do you know of a movie, show, comic, or book that you'd love to play as an TTRPG but haven't found a system? We talk a bit about what we think might work for a handful.

Join Dustin, Jeff, and Matt in this delightful conversation and tell us what source material you would like to see turned into a game.