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UKGE Frankenstein's Repair Shop - four pods collide
First and most importantly - huge credit Cosmic Outpost for improving the audio quality, although the room set up was great it did a superb job of converting the audio, so a huge thank you.
"'Frankenstein's Repair Shop' Why RPGs have stood the test of time"
Four podcasters scour the UKGE hall looking for bargains and games that could be considered "Classics" but as with all good episodes of the Repair Shop just need to be brought back to life. In this interactive session and live podcast join four podcasters as they try to convince you that their game of choice should be "repaired" and brought back to life as one of the classics. Following the format of the Frankenstein's RPG podcast we have a limited amount of time to introduce our chosen game, the panel debate a bit about it and take questions from the audience, but in a slight twist THE AUDIENCE will get to vote on which Role Playing Game deserves a seat at the Classics Table. Which game will be "Brought back to life"???
Four podcasters scour the UKGE hall looking for bargains and games that could be considered "Classics" but as with all good episodes of the Repair Shop just need to be brought back to life. In this interactive session and live podcast join four podcasters as they try to convince you that their game of choice should be "repaired" and brought back to life as one of the classics. Following the format of the Frankenstein's RPG podcast we have a limited amount of time to introduce our chosen game, the panel debate a bit about it and take questions from the audience, but in a slight twist THE AUDIENCE will get to vote on which Role Playing Game deserves a seat at the Classics Table. Which game will be "Brought back to life"???
Our four podcasters are:
Steve Ray - host of the wonderful Orlanth Rexes Gaming Vexes - a show that reflects on the games Steve and the panel are playing - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/episode-28-grim-gaming/id1513931107?i=1000599738212
Dirk the Dice - the man who coined the phrase "Newstalgia" and who is the power behind the Throne of The Grognard Files and instigator of a huge community of RPG enthusiasts from the deep freeze - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/vaesen-and-moviedrome-with-hypnogoria-ep-59/id1028591522?i=1000596988046
Paul Fricker - part of the Triumvirate of The Good Friends of Jackson Elias, Paul is a huge influence on the RPG community in the UK and has collaborated on some fantastic games including Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition as well as the new "Rivers of London" RPG from Chaosium - so he is the only one who knows what he's talking about - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-good-friends-of-jackson-elias/id664563082
Dave Paterson - Boy genius and the sole person responsible for the truly odd Frankenstein's RPG Podcast where we try and make a game from the best bits of other RPGs - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/frankensteins-rpg/id1551798731
Enjoy!
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First and most importantly - huge credit Cosmic Outpost for improving the audio quality, although the room set up was great it did a superb job of converting the audio, so a huge thank you.
"'Frankenstein's Repair Shop' Why RPGs have stood the test of time"
Four podcasters scour the UKGE hall looking for bargains and games that could be considered "Classics" but as with all good episodes of the Repair Shop just need to be brought back to life. In this interactive session and live podcast join four podcasters as they try to convince you that their game of choice should be "repaired" and brought back to life as one of the classics. Following the format of the Frankenstein's RPG podcast we have a limited amount of time to introduce our chosen game, the panel debate a bit about it and take questions from the audience, but in a slight twist THE AUDIENCE will get to vote on which Role Playing Game deserves a seat at the Classics Table. Which game will be "Brought back to life"???
Four podcasters scour the UKGE hall looking for bargains and games that could be considered "Classics" but as with all good episodes of the Repair Shop just need to be brought back to life. In this interactive session and live podcast join four podcasters as they try to convince you that their game of choice should be "repaired" and brought back to life as one of the classics. Following the format of the Frankenstein's RPG podcast we have a limited amount of time to introduce our chosen game, the panel debate a bit about it and take questions from the audience, but in a slight twist THE AUDIENCE will get to vote on which Role Playing Game deserves a seat at the Classics Table. Which game will be "Brought back to life"???
Our four podcasters are:
Steve Ray - host of the wonderful Orlanth Rexes Gaming Vexes - a show that reflects on the games Steve and the panel are playing - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/episode-28-grim-gaming/id1513931107?i=1000599738212
Dirk the Dice - the man who coined the phrase "Newstalgia" and who is the power behind the Throne of The Grognard Files and instigator of a huge community of RPG enthusiasts from the deep freeze - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/vaesen-and-moviedrome-with-hypnogoria-ep-59/id1028591522?i=1000596988046
Paul Fricker - part of the Triumvirate of The Good Friends of Jackson Elias, Paul is a huge influence on the RPG community in the UK and has collaborated on some fantastic games including Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition as well as the new "Rivers of London" RPG from Chaosium - so he is the only one who knows what he's talking about - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-good-friends-of-jackson-elias/id664563082
Dave Paterson - Boy genius and the sole person responsible for the truly odd Frankenstein's RPG Podcast where we try and make a game from the best bits of other RPGs - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/frankensteins-rpg/id1551798731
Enjoy!