Episode 39 - Running a City like a Dungeon

In this episode I get some of my dis-satisfaction with Google Hangouts off my chest.

I'm joined by Whit, John Drury, Mathew Bryan and Johannes Paavola to discuss Cyberpunk in RPGs. If you want to check out Whit's Black Code game you can find out more here: https://www.dicemachine.com

In this podcast episode, Hannah, Lloyd and myself discuss the WOD, vampires and how our playing styles have changed.

In this group podcast I'm joined by Johannes Paavola, Dennis Bach, Andre Martinez and Mathew Bryan to talk about over-production in RPGs.

Answering some voicemail messages and musing on an idea I've been considering recently for my Rose of Westhaven campaign.

In this episode I talk about five of my likes and dislikes when it comes to RPGs.

In this episode I answer a few voicemail messages that I've received about our recent OSR and V5 podcast episodes.

Lloyd Gyan, Johannes Paavola and myself discuss the role of combat in RPGs. Uncut version can be found here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/309244204?collection=ReYILUy9UxVYmw Music on Podcast Title Shinigami by XTaKeRuX: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/XTaKeRuX/Empty_Grave/Shinigami Used under creative commons licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Having just gone through character creation with people from The Grand Coterie group I talk about some of my first impressions of V5.

I ramble a little about being spoilt for choice amongst OSr games and some of the strengths of such products.

Just back from LARP I reflect on a few reasons why you might fancy playing a thoroughly good person for your next character.

I'm once more joined by the excellent Johannes Paavola, we chat about SWN, the OSR and other game related stuff.

In this episode I'm joined by Johannes Paavola, to talk about his V20 Sabbat game 'What Rough Beast' and the World of Darkness in general.

In this episode I answer a voicemail and attempt to highlight what--for me--are the main difference between B/X Essentials and BFRPG.

In this episode of the podcast I talk about why I original stopped using dice and why I picked them up again.

In this episode I respond to a voicemail from Colin at the Spikepit and waffle for a bit about the value of GMs actually playing in the games they run.

I talk about why it's important to maintain some mystery when it comes to your campaign world's background.

In this episode I talk about some ideas that I'm slowly formulating into a campaign setting for B/X essentials.

Myself, Johannes and Lloyd have decided to answer all the RPG a day questions, spread across three podcast entries. You can find out more about RPGaDay here: http://autocratik.blogspot.com/

Myself, Johannes and Lloyd have decided to answer all the RPG a day questions, spread across three podcast entries. You can find out more about RPGaDay here: http://autocratik.blogspot.com/

Myself, Johannes and Lloyd have decided to answer all the RPG a day questions, spread across three podcast entries. You can find out more about RPGaDay here: http://autocratik.blogspot.com/

In which I rant a bit about some stuff I recently read online where people were spouting off about B/X Essentials.

I respond to some voicemail messages that I've received and also talk about some recent communication I've had with Anchor tech support.

In which I ramble about my personal history with WFRP, why I'd love a review copy of the latest edition but am unlikely to shell out for a copy.

In this episode of the podcast Hannah talks about her love/hate relationship with the Modiphius Star Trek system.

In this episode I'm talking about countdowns, one of the tools that I use to help track plotlines in my games.

In this episode of the podcast I talk about an idea for combining B/X Essentials with some elements of Warriors of the Red Planet that I've had kicking around in my head.

I chat a bit about some books I've purchased recently.

In this episode my lovely wife Hannah is back to talk about her method of choosing RPG books, and what she looks for.

In this episode of the Podcast I wax lyrical about some of the benefits of using random tables and charts. You can find some random charts made my me at my blog: https://reddicediaries.com/random-charts-and-tables/

In this episode I chat about my the ongoing struggle for map supremacy between functionality and coolness/looking good.

In this episode I respond to a couple of voicemails received from Old Man Grognard and Colin from the Spikepit about our recent D&D Market Dominance episode. - Radio Grognard: https://anchor.fm/radio-grognard - The Spikepit: https://anchor.fm/spikepit

In this episode of the podcast I talk about a recent game of LOTFP that I played in, ran by Ian Christiansen. Free, no-artwork version of LOTFP available here: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/115059/LotFP-Rules--Magic-Free-Version Christopher Harewell the character I played: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cghu_gZ2iRiIV9h_MuILhBCiC5CvRMEm

Lloyd Gyan, Johannes Paavola and myself talk about the upsides and downsides of D&D's market dominance, and I use the word "like" far too many times (I blame tiredness).

In episode 9 of the podcast I talk about why simple games appeal to me and also Untold Adventures by James Spahn: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/243331/Untold-Adventures-Swords--Wizardry

In this episode I talk about my recent experiment with casual sandbox gaming, what worked and what didn't.

In this episode I talk a little bit about Tremulus, a PBTA Mythos game that I very much enjoy, and a recent game that I played in.

In this episode of the Podcast I talk about how you can enhance your appreciation of a game by focusing your character on the bits of the game that you enjoy.

In this extra episode I talk a little about Con +1, an online convention where you can enjoy playing games and help raise money for a very worthy cause. Convention website: https://conplus.live

In the latest episode of our Podcast I talk about the trend for unnecessary prologue pages in some RPGs.

In this episode I talk a little bit about a couple of games I'm playing in at the moment and how 'finding my fun' helped me enjoy different game systems.

It's a warm Saturday in Merry Old England and I'm rambling about what grabs hold of me in an RPG.

In our second episode, Hannah has been reading through my Midderlands books and takes a few minutes to talk about what she likes in them.

In the first episode of the podcast I'm creating a Dresden Files Accelerated character for a game my friend is running.