History Check: A Tabletop Gaming History Podcast

This week on History Check, we explore the Bestiary of Pathfinder and consider both its similarities to and deviations from Pathfinder's roots in Dungeons & Dragons 3.5. In particular, we will examine the oozy Gelatinous Cube and the behemoth Tarrasque!

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This week on History Check, we continue looking at Pathfinder and comparing it to its contemporaries, D&D 3.5 and 4e. Our focus today will be on how Pathfinder provides more options within individual character classes, how it condenses the breadth of the D&D 3.5 skill offerings, and how it implements feats.

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It's been one year since History Check first explored Original Dungeons & Dragons and now we're moving on to an entirely new game! Join us as we begin to explore the Pathfinder RPG, its growth from D&D 3.5, and how it differs from D&D 4e!

This week on History Check, we reach the finale of our coverage of Dungeons & Dragons with a discussion of prominent innovations from each edition of the game!

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This week on History Check, we travel the winding road of dungeon creation in Dungeons & Dragons! With fifth edition as our starting point, we explore the guidance given throughout the years on the creation of the most iconic adventure environment!

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This week on History Check, we explore the core assumptions in the Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition Dungeon Master's Guide that undergird the worlds of fantasy we all create!

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This week on History Check, we learn whether beholders still have the same eye rays they had 47 years ago! Join us to see how three more monsters from the Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition Monster Manual became what they are today!

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This week on History Check, we examine the evolution of some iconic (or not so iconic) monsters from fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons over forty years of growth! Today we cover invisible stalkers, kobolds, and vampires!

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This week on History Check, we examine how the abilities, alignments, and equipment of fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons compare to their predecessors in the earlier editions!

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This week on History Check, we begin in earnest to look back at the growth of Dungeons & Dragons through the lens of fifth edition! Come see how the game has changed (or stayed the same?) over forty years of development!

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This week on History Check, we enjoy a dwarf-focused preview of our upcoming Fifth Edition-based retrospective of Dungeons & Dragons!

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This week on History Check, we conclude our coverage of the Dungeons & Dragons 4e Dungeon Master's Guide! Come for the combat and noncombat rules, stay for the hot takes on an unfairly judged edition!

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This week on History Check, we make a surprise return to Original Dungeons & Dragons to marvel over the amazingly influential Greyhawk supplement!

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This week on History Check, we take a look at the very beginner-friendly Dungeons & Dragons 4e Dungeon Master's Guide!

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This week on History Check, we're continuing to look at the D&D 4e Monster Manual and how this edition created elite and solo monsters specifically for boss fights!

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This week on History Check, we're looking at the D&D 4e Monster Manual to explore the new role system for categorizing monsters!

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This week on History Check, we're continuing our look at the D&D 4e Player's Handbook, including several of the more controversial parts of the edition! We're also trying a new two-part episode format!

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This week on History Check, we're starting one of the most controversial RPG editions as we take a look at the D&D 4e Player's Handbook! We're also trying a new two-part episode format!

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This week on History Check, we're looking at the Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Dungeon Master's Guide, with lots of good advice on how to be a DM!

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This week on History Check, we're taking a break from D&D 3.5 in favor of a spooky jaunt into the past of Ravenloft, the first D&D foray into the realm of horror!

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This week, we're looking into the Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Monster Manual from 2003, a revised edition of the 3rd edition Monster Manual from 2000 that holds plenty of classics, as well as over fifty entirely new monsters!

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This week, we're looking into the Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Player's Handbook from 2003! This is a revised edition of the 3rd edition PHB from 2000 that marked the start of a new era in D&D history!

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This week, we're looking into the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Second Edition Dungeon Master Guide from 1989, the last core book published by TSR!

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This week, we're looking into the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Second Edition Monstrous Manual from 1993, a compilation of several previous monster listings from this edition.

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This week, we're looking into the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Second Edition Player's Handbook from 1989, the first non-Basic core D&D book not written by Gary Gygax!

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This week, we're looking into the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Masters Guide from 1979, which finally completes the AD&D set!

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This week, we're looking into the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Players Handbook from 1978, a book for a game that was still not complete!

In this episode, we look at the second book in the BECMI version of the Basic Set of Dungeons and Dragons from 1983

In this episode, we look at the first book in the BECMI version of the Basic Set of Dungeons and Dragons from 1983

In this episode, we look at the third book in the original edition of Dungeons and Dragons from 1974

In this episode, we look at the second book in the original edition of Dungeons and Dragons from 1974

In this episode, we look at the first book in the original edition of Dungeons and Dragons from 1974

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