<<Note: I did some looking into things. and I have some corrections for this, pod cast: 1. Coast to Coast AM started in 1988. 2. Listener ship to AM radio and all radio really took a diver after 2010 >> I am still sticking with 1986A quick episode about considerations I’m making while I try to rehab an old camcampaign idea. What system will I use and why? What time period will I set the game in? All this and a tiny bit more, here on the Tales from the TTRPG dust bin podcast !

1. Coast to Coast AM started in 1988. 2. Listener ship to AM radio and all radio really took a diver after 2010 >> I am still sticking with 1986 A quick episode about considerations I’m making while I try to rehab an old cam campaign idea. What system will I use and why? What time period will I set the game in? All this and a tiny bit more, here on the Tales from the TTRPG dust bin podcast !

&lt;1. Coast to Coast AM started in 1988. 2. Listener ship to AM radio and all radio really took a diver after 2010 &gt;&gt; I am still sticking with 1986A quick episode about considerations I’m making while I try to rehab an old camcampaign idea. What system will I use and why? What time period will I set the game in? All this and a tiny bit more, here on the Tales from the TTRPG dust bin podcast !

The system must fit your needs. And other campaign musings.

Dive into the world of tabletop role-playing games with this unfiltered podcast. 
Join host Mark V for an exploration of game design, actual play, and the fickelness of dice.
From spontaneous rambles to curated game concepts, every episode offers a fresh perspective on the hobby. While the audio quality may not be studio-perfect, the content is guaranteed to spark your imagination.
Discover a wealth of game ideas, both familiar and innovative, crafted by a host with years of experience in the TTRPG realm. Let the Adventures begin!

The Blog: https://failedgamedesigner.blogspot.com/

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Dive into the world of tabletop role-playing games with this unfiltered podcast. Join host Mark V for an exploration of game design, actual play, and the fickelness of dice. From spontaneous rambles to curated game concepts, every episode offers a fresh perspective on the hobby. While the audio quality may not be studio-perfect, the content is guaranteed to spark your imagination. Discover a wealth of game ideas, both familiar and innovative, crafted by a host with years of experience in the TTRPG realm. Let the Adventures begin! The Blog: https://failedgamedesigner.blogspot.com/

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The system must fit your needs. And other campaign musings.

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