In this episode of the Gamers Haven Podcast, Ethan, Jeremy, Nathan, and Noah dive deep into the challenges of modern gaming—both digital and tabletop. The crew shares birthday laughs, Baldur’s Gate 3 impressions, and even a few horror stories about exploding microwaves and cursed printers. But the heart of the discussion tackles a serious issue: […]

After an eight-year hiatus, the hosts of The Original Gamer’s Haven are back, reflecting on how much has changed in their lives and the world of tabletop gaming. The episode kicks off with the hosts catching up, sharing personal updates about fatherhood, midlife crises centered around collecting retro computers and vintage RPG books, and taking […]

“Darkness took me, and I strayed out of thought and time… the stars wheeled overhead, and every day was as long as a life age of the earth… but it was not the end. I felt life in me again. I’ve been sent back until my task is done.” — Tolkien, J. R. R. The […]

In this episode, we talk about running a new system. What to do, what to try, and what to avoid. Running a new system can be a multi-faceted problem, from players to GMs. In the Three Parter, Nathan reviews Pathfinder from Paizo Publishing,

In this episode, we talk about what the podcast is doing, what we've done, and what we intend to do. It's a general status report about the show and the new website, plus some tidbits about other things going on in the Gamer's Haven world.

In this episode, we hit the mailbag to see what our listeners are thinking about. We also talk some news, and give a brief and mysterious update on KantCon. Also, if you haven't already guessed, we've moved, incorporated, and are open for business!

In this episode, we talk about NPCs -- making them, running them, and all that stuff.  We've talked about it before, but we wanted to talk about it again ... In the Three Parter, Ethan reviews Shootin' Ladders from Smirk & Dagger Games,

In this episode, we talk about our experiences and our impression of LARPing (Live-Action Role-Playing). We do what we can to talk about how it can influence your tabletop experience and vice versa. In the Three Parter, Nathan reviews an old PC game,

In this episode, we talk about running one shots, albeit with many tangents. In the Three Parter, Jeremy reviews some free Monster PDFs from a user at ENWorld (The Book of Distant Stars and The Book of the Dead), Nathan rants on Downloadable Content,

In this episode, we go off on some random encounters and just shoot the breeze. Running time for this episode is 87 minutes. This episode is sponsored by RPGNow.com. Please visit our sponsor and let them know that the Gamer's Haven sent you!