RPG Blueprints

In this episode, Deshawn and I discuss the gods of the Octopath Traveler series and some ways you can implement them in your TTRPG campaigns.

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This is a quick episode where I talk about some of the unique aspects of the games that I played at Breakout Con in Toronto back in March.

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This is a lengthy discussion broken up over two episodes. In it, Livi and I talk about how our campaign ended, what it takes to make a solid conclusion for a story that was built up over the course of multiple years, and some key moments throughout that campaign.

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I expanded the dressphere user class discussed in episode 13. This episode is an explanation of the mechanics involved in the class and the design philosophy behind it.

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This is the second part of our discussion of making characters from She-Ra in the Cypher System. Part one is dedicated to creating Adora and Bow, and part two is about Glimmer and Catra.

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This is the first part of our discussion of making characters from She-Ra in the Cypher System. Part one is dedicated to creating Adora and Bow, and part two is about Glimmer and Catra.

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In this episode, I discuss what it was like to create my game, Astrologistics, for a game jam. I also explain what there is to know about the game.

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Another quick one! I talk about and demo Rory's Story Cubes. Let me know if you've played with these before and how you use them!

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This is a mini episode in which I discuss how I make sure to keep the "create" in creative. 

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After a year of RPGBP we are entering season two! I brought back Elisabeth to have a little fun creating characters in a mashup system of all different systems we talked about over the past season. We came up with a couple of "people" who just want to return home but have to contend with a force that threatens to become unstoppable.

Check out the twitter for the completed character profiles.

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In this episode, we use Star Crossed by Alex Roberts to explore how the setting can affect and change how the same game is played. We take four different genres and blend them in to create some unexpected couples in a romance game.

Let me know what you think about the episode, talk to me on Twitter or reach out through email!

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It's a shorter than usual episode! I had some technical difficulties so I decided to talk about an idea I had. To get more time spent with the characters I've created, I remake some existing characters in different systems to show the portability of a character concept.

Let me know what you think about the episode, talk to me on Twitter or reach out through email!

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In this half of the discussion, we go over Final Fantasy X-2 and I explain my design philosophy for the Dressphere User class for Dungeons and Dragons 5e.

Let me know what you think about the episode, talk to me on Twitter or reach out through email!

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Homebrew PDF link: https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/vjSb4Lk-wXjM

In this episode, Nicole and I come up with some ideas about how to take the wonderful world of Spira from Final Fantasy X and X-2 and bring that into Dungeons and Dragons 5e. Part 1 is all about taking Yuna's summoning and implementing it in a way you may not expect!

Let me know what you think about the episode, talk to me on Twitter or reach out through email!

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Homebrew PDF link: https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/vjSb4Lk-wXjM

All by myself! When you don't have anyone else around, like me in this episode, it doesn't mean you can't play a TTRPG. Just play a game meant for one! Sounds weird? Wait until you listen to how I mixed a game from the 80s and one that is still in development.

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This episode is about supplementary games - games to play in addition to your main campaign that elevate it and deepen an aspect of it. We talk about ideas of games to use as well as the ways they've been used in our campaign and the impact they've made. Share your thoughts on the episode! Talk to me on Twitter or reach out to me through email.

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This month I'm bringing you a new type of episode: Franchise Flavour. These episodes are for bringing some of the elements of your favourite, TV shows, movies, or video games, and bringing them into your TTRPG games. I got my roommate to talk about Fire Emblem and we worked on some content for DnD 5e. Share your thoughts on the episode! Talk to me on Twitter or reach out to me through email.

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Welcome back and happy new year! In this episode my friend Nicole and I discuss Gods and Religion, their place in Dungeons and Dragons, how to implement it in game, and how it affects characters. Share your thoughts on the episode! Talk to me on twitter or reach out to me through email.

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In this episode I'm joined by my friend and co-player Sandeep to talk about Player and Non Player Character development from a Dungeon Master's perspective. We talk about some tips and tricks for making these characters more fleshed out, either at conception or through play. 

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In this episode, we finish up our character creation and end up with two PCs, ready to adventure!

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In this episode, I continue the discussion with my friend Elisabeth about character creation in Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition. We finalize our backstory as we make our way through the This is Your Life section of Xanathar's Guide to Everything.

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In this episode, I have a discussion with my friend Elisabeth about character creation in Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition. We start our journey into creating characters and explain how it's done.

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