Roll for Equality

Set during the Second Scottish War of Independence, Black Agnes Randolph stood up to superior English forces and saved not only Dunbar Castle, but stopped her enemies from turning the tide of the war. We had some technical difficulties in one section of the show, so please forgive that!

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Need some more merch for your games? Want some DnD accessories to show your love and nerdiness outside the game? Then check out our episode featuring DnD merchants and craftspeople! 

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Check out our segment on Amanirenas, the Queen of Kush who defied the Roman Empire and sent their asses packing!

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I sat down with DM Rick to discuss how to take that first step in worldbuilding a homebrew campaign, shared a funny story or two, and discussed our anxieties about sharing our worlds with our players. Don't forget to check out our new show blog!

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On today's History Check, I tell the story of the Terror of South China, the pirate queen Ching Shih! Then we build her as a PC or NPC for your ocean-based campaign.

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On this week's episode, I review my favorite parts of Tasha's Cauldron, introduce listener messages, and interview Valanthe with wine!

Check out the story of the Blood Countess! Sorry we had a few mistakes in editing. Working on fixing those. Check out the links before for all the information in the show!

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In this week's History Check we turn our sights to 17th century France to explore the crazy life of Julie d'Aubigny, a talented swordswoman and opera singer who didn't take shit from anyone. I'll go into detail about creating Julie using the Bard and Swashbuckler classes, and give a few tips for race and background. If you like what you hear give us a good review wherever it is you download your podcasts! Click the links below for more details on the information discussed in this episode.

I sat down with my old friend Ricky to discuss consent in the first over-the-shitty-internet interview ever. We discuss the responsibility of the DM, being gay in a straight game culture, and other things that veered off topic.  Thank you for your patience with the tech issues! If you would like to share your thoughts on consent in gaming, email us at roll4equality@gmail.com. Happy adventuring!!

Aeolys and Vinyesi have survived the Lost Way Swamp and find themselves at the gates of the wealthy sorta kinda city of Kelk Ridge. After bullshitting their way past the gate they meet the mysterious collector Tollo Shrade, get hired for a job, and learn some enticing gossip about their next destination: the haunted and abandoned fortress of Kelk Keep...

Help us spread the word about the podcast by giving us a review when and where you can! Email us at Roll4equality@gmail.com with your stories, AMAs, or anything about DnD you would like us to include in future episodes. 

I sat down with Theo and Valanthe to discuss the Consent Checklist published by Monte Cook Games. We had a few distractions including the world's cutest puppy and some not so cute construction sounds. Forgive the bursts of noise and frustration. If you would like to share a story, an opinion, or anything in between, email us at roll4equality@gmail.com. Also, if you have a few spare minutes give us a review on iTunes or wherever you download your podcasts. Help us get the word out!

Vinyesi and Aeolys have made it out of Kelktown and attempt to navigate through the Lost Way Swamp. What dangers do they find there? Will they finally reach Kelk Ridge and the mysterious human jobs board Tollo Shrade? And what is that curious castle thingy up on the highest part of the peninsula? 

In this episode, I am joined by fellow player and DM Theo to discuss the ins and outs of alignment, the dangers of railroading the DM with epic backstories, and plenty of veering off topic in between. Email me at Roll4equality@gmail.com with any questions or suggestions for topics you would like to hear in future episodes.

In this week's episode, we introduce a new segment called the "History Check!" where we learn about someone in history and I give advice about how to recreate them as a D&D character with a Race, Class, and Background. This week's person is Atalanta, the mythical Greek heroine and huntress. If you would like to submit a person, event, etc., in history to learn about and use in your D&D campaign, email me at Roll4equality@gmail.com.

Taking a look at making an atypical character with stats, Race, Class, and Background. This episode had some technical difficulties that were beyond my skill to heal, so forgive! Send in your suggestions for atypical character creation to Roll4equality@gmail.com.

Valanthe and I interview each other about our personal D&D histories. Lots of wine was involved... If you would like to share your D&D origin story or ask questions, email us at roll4equality@gmail.com

In our first episode, Valanthe, a player from my regular game, and I take a stab at introducing the podcast, why we love D&D, and what we are hoping to achieve with this project.