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The podcast currently has 72 episodes available.
While Edwin is off gallivanting in France, Bill and Lou are joined by former guest host, Chris Holmes! We get caught up with Bill after his big (three month) hiatus from the program, then dig in to the classic Star Wars adventure, 'Strike Force Shantipole." This is one of those "right over the plate" adventures that West End was doing so well when they first launched the line. Meet COMMANDER Ackbar and escort his engineering team as they try to escape from an Imperial invasion with the prototypes for the B-Wing Fighters!
We forgot to do the roll on air for those that wrote it, but fear not! After the fact, a random roll determined The Lone DM to be the winner of this episode's RPG swag. If you want a chance at some cool RPG swag, write in with comments, memories, questions or whatever at [email protected]. We'll look forward to being with you again in October with both a regular episode and another special Halloween episode with Lou and his artist buddy, Christopher Tupa!
Feeling bad about not getting an official episode together for the month of August, Luau Lou quickly sat down to record this episode, hoping it would appease the gods of podcasting. In this episode you get a quick run through of the AD&D 2nd edition product "Fast Play #1." This was a free handout that included the basic rules to play AD&D 2nd Ed. and a 4-room dungeon to start you off. Unfortunately, in a rush to get this recorded, Lou forgot to actually "This Ol' Dungeon" it -and so all you really get is a review. The episode ends with a list of other podcasts that put out really good gaming content. We are committed to bringing you a full-blown episode here in September. Till then dungeoneers-take care!
Howdy Pard'ners! Have we got a treat for you! With us for this one-shot episode is an awesome new adventure writer, Matt De Micco talking about his experiences gaming, growing up with true-in-the-saddle cowboys out on the Arizona trails and how all that worked its way into his adventure and campaign setting "Massacre Grounds" -currently live on Kickstarter (Kickstarter Link). You can even see this 0-level funnel play out on Youtube with the crew from Steam Steal and Murder here: Live Play of Massacre Grounds. Matt was a lot of fun to talk to, and just blew my mind with some of the cool ways he has integrated real history and history-based fiction into his adventure! We'll be back mid-way through the month with a regular episode (covering Pendragon!). Until then, please give this adventure a look-see, if you like weird west, it seems like it is going to be a blast!
In this episode Lou, Edwin, and special guest, famed DCC/MCC writer James Pozenel pour through the Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0. rule book, discuss the major D&D villains, hear about James's writings, including his up-coming DCC compatible "NetCrawl" project -AND we see a return of Geek Credit!
For those concerned listeners, Bill is alive and well (despite rumors of his death), but had a work emergency. I'm not sure where all the talk of him being replaced by Eddie Bartlett of "The No Class RPG Podcast" is coming from...
You can get signed up for James's Patreon and get monthly goodies at Pozenel Patreon you can get a preview version of "NetCrawl" (along with many of his amazing works) at DriveThru Beta Version , and get signed up to witness the launch of his official finished "NetCrawl" product at NetCrawl on Backerkit
Thanks for giving the show a listen!
On this Episode of This Ol' Dungeon, Edwin and Lou talk about their first D&D characters then get into the 1984 Car Wars adventure path "Convoy!" -This game bridges solo with group play and role playing with miniature war gaming!
The episode starts with a nice mail segment that gets us discussing creating variations on standard fantasy RPG settings and face the dilemma of what to do with horses stirred to commotion by a pursing owl bear!
The feature of the month is the first Dragonlance module, DL1: Dragons of Despair. We find this module has a lot more to offer than our memories suggested. A couple tweaks at the beginning and end and Volia! -This adventure is ready to shoe into any game world you want to throw it into...
Next episode we're heading to off to vintage Car Wars territory! Catch you then!
Well folks, I couldn’t let a month pass without getting out some sort of content on this channel, now could I? So, I sent up some smoke signals and a great many of our gaming friends responded! Hopefully we will get several of them in for a show over the next season. -But, first to reply was an awesome guy who’s out to bring the RPG world a little closer, Dave Townsend of “Games with Dave.” I’ve been on his interview show and have enjoyed listening to it over the last year or so. He’s had an amazing array of game designers on with some really great conversations that cover far more than just TTRGPs! You can catch his show at https://www.youtube.com/@Games_With_Dave. And join his show’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/GamesWithDave/.
On this episode we talk a little about what seems to have been an OG fan-favorite AD&D 1st ed character sheet. Here's a replica of the sheet if you want a visual for what we’re talking about: https://i.4pcdn.org/tg/1467647944694.pdf reconstructed by S. John Ross. I want to thank Dave for coming on and spending an evening recording with me. Edwin, Bill, and I will be back very early in April to do an episode on the old Dragonlance module, DL1: Dragons of Despair! If you want to write in with your experiences and thoughts on Dragonlance or any other show items write to: [email protected] .
Finally, as Dave mentioned, his online store will be opening April 2nd! Its address is www.GameswithDave.com – be one of his first customers!
I (Luau Lou) always enjoy these one shot episodes, where I get to talk with creators about their brand-spankin' new creations and lean a little bit about how other folks go through that process. This episode is doubly fun because it features the hot new publishing duo "Guts 'N Glory" a partnership of former guest host Ryan Howard and RPG art ninja, The Wonkee (Keelan Halvorsen). They already did a great job on their Christmas-themed adventure "Oh, Knight Divine" and now they're back with a meater offering . This new Kickstarter features one adventure apiece: "His Heinous Harvest" and "Corpse Walk." These two young fellows are out to take up the mantel of old-school fantasy gaming and craft it within their own generational values to keep that style of play alive and well... Anyhow, this was a fun discussion and the Kickstarter (if you are listening to this in March of 2024) IS LIVE!!!! Go check it out - For TWO full adventures and some campaign material this is a helluva price! Guts 'N Glory Volume 1 Kickstarter
In this episode we go the distance on a couple great "letters from the homeowners association" dealing with all sorts of things like GMs altering player characters through encounter results, variable weapon damage, and the origin of the word "grok." The center piece is the 1983 Star Frontiers adventure, "Sundown on Starmist." I want to warn you that I accidentally call the Sathar aliens the "Sraath" for the first half of the discussion (Sraath are the worm-like humanoidsI added to my Unnatural Selections monster book in homage to the Star Frontiers game-hence the verbal choke-up).
If you are a French-speaker and interested in being involved with the charity gaming event mentioned by Edwin, below is a flyer about it. We will attempt to get you more information as it becomes released.
Thanks for all the write-ins, folks! It really is amazing how much our audience interacts with the program -WE LOVE IT!
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