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Join us as we dive into the mechanics and challenges of Counterspell across different editions of D&D and Pathfinder! We break down what works, what doesn't, and how it impacts gameplay. Whether you're a fan of the 2014 D&D rules or prefer Pathfinder's approach or looking forward to the 2024 D&D rules, this episode has something for every tabletop RPG enthusiast! Summary In this episode of the RPGBOT.Podcast, we dive into the mechanics and challenges of the Counterspell ability across various editions of Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder. We discuss the complexities and limitations of Counterspell in the 2024 Edition D&D and Pathfinder 1e, such as the need to ready an action and the high DC for spellcraft checks. The conversation shifts to Pathfinder 2, where Counterspell is streamlined into a reaction-based feat with a DC tied to the caster's save DC, reflecting notable improvements. We compare Counterspell mechanics in Pathfinder 2nd Edition and D&D 5th Edition, examining the strengths and weaknesses of each system. Topics include spell preparation, action economy, and the overall impact of Counterspell on gameplay and player agency. We offer differing perspectives, with one favoring D&D 5th Edition's 2014 rules and another finding Pathfinder 2nd Edition's approach more appealing. This episode provides an in-depth look at Counterspell across RPG systems, touching on its impact on the player experience and exploring possible improvements. Takeaways Counterspell in 3rd edition and Pathfinder 1 has limitations and complexities, including the need to ready an action and the high DC for the spellcraft check. Counterspell in Pathfinder 2 is a feat that can be used as a reaction, and the DC is based on the caster's save DC. The hosts express frustration with the mechanics of Counterspell and suggest potential improvements. Identifying the spell being cast is an important factor in successfully countering a spell. The limitations of Counterspell make it a niche ability that is rarely used in gameplay. Counterspells in Pathfinder 2nd Edition require spellcasters to have the exact spell prepared or use the Clever Counterspell feat at level 12. In D&D 5th Edition, counterspells can be cast as a reaction and require an ability check or a successful saving throw against the caster's spell save DC. The effectiveness of counterspells in both systems depends on factors such as spell level, spellcasting ability, and the target's saving throw proficiency. The changes in Pathfinder 2nd Edition give the target of a counterspell more agency and allow for more strategic decision-making. The 2014 rules of D&D 5th Edition provide a simpler and more accessible approach to counterspells, but some players may find them less satisfying or balanced. Counterspell can be a divisive mechanic in tabletop RPGs, with some players finding it frustrating and others enjoying its strategic elements. The hosts discuss the mechanics of counterspell in Pathfinder and D&D, including the use of spell slots, ability checks, and critical success/failure. They explore potential improvements to counterspell, such as removing the requirement to have the same spell prepared or adding additional action costs. The conversation also touches on other dice systems, including the D10 pool system and the D100 system, and the hosts share their preferences. Listeners are encouraged to share their favorite episodes and questions of the week, as well as support the podcast through Patreon and spreading the word to friends. If you enjoy the show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. It's a quick, free way to support the podcast, and helps us reach new listeners. If you love the show, consider joining us on Patreon, where backers at the $5 and above tiers get ad free access to RPGBOT.net and the RPGBOT.Podcast, can chat directly to members of the RPGBOT team and community on the RPGBOT.Discord, and can join us for live-streamed recordings. Support us on Amazon.com when you purchase products recommended in the show at the following link: https://amzn.to/3NwElxQ How to Find Us: In-depth articles, guides, handbooks, reviews, news on Tabletop Role Playing at RPGBOT.net Tyler Kamstra Twitter: @RPGBOTDOTNET Facebook: rpgbotbotdotnet Bluesky:rpgbot.bsky.social Ash Ely Professional Game Master on StartPlaying.Games Twitter: @GravenAshes YouTube@ashravenmedia Randall James @JackAmateur Amateurjack.com Producer Dan @Lzr_illuminati

Join us as we dive into the mechanics and challenges of Counterspell across different editions of D&D and Pathfinder! We break down what works, what doesn't, and how it impacts gameplay. Whether you're a fan of the 2014 D&D rules or prefer Pathfinder's approach or looking forward to the 2024 D&D rules, this episode has something for every tabletop RPG enthusiast! Summary In this episode of the RPGBOT.Podcast, we dive into the mechanics and challenges of the Counterspell ability across various editions of Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder. We discuss the complexities and limitations of Counterspell in the 2024 Edition D&D and Pathfinder 1e, such as the need to ready an action and the high DC for spellcraft checks. The conversation shifts to Pathfinder 2, where Counterspell is streamlined into a reaction-based feat with a DC tied to the caster's save DC, reflecting notable improvements. We compare Counterspell mechanics in Pathfinder 2nd Edition and D&D 5th Edition, examining the strengths and weaknesses of each system. Topics include spell preparation, action economy, and the overall impact of Counterspell on gameplay and player agency. We offer differing perspectives, with one favoring D&D 5th Edition's 2014 rules and another finding Pathfinder 2nd Edition's approach more appealing. This episode provides an in-depth look at Counterspell across RPG systems, touching on its impact on the player experience and exploring possible improvements. Takeaways Counterspell in 3rd edition and Pathfinder 1 has limitations and complexities, including the need to ready an action and the high DC for the spellcraft check. Counterspell in Pathfinder 2 is a feat that can be used as a reaction, and the DC is based on the caster's save DC. The hosts express frustration with the mechanics of Counterspell and suggest potential improvements. Identifying the spell being cast is an important factor in successfully countering a spell. The limitations of Counterspell make it a niche ability that is rarely used in gameplay. Counterspells in Pathfinder 2nd Edition require spellcasters to have the exact spell prepared or use the Clever Counterspell feat at level 12. In D&D 5th Edition, counterspells can be cast as a reaction and require an ability check or a successful saving throw against the caster's spell save DC. The effectiveness of counterspells in both systems depends on factors such as spell level, spellcasting ability, and the target's saving throw proficiency. The changes in Pathfinder 2nd Edition give the target of a counterspell more agency and allow for more strategic decision-making. The 2014 rules of D&D 5th Edition provide a simpler and more accessible approach to counterspells, but some players may find them less satisfying or balanced. Counterspell can be a divisive mechanic in tabletop RPGs, with some players finding it frustrating and others enjoying its strategic elements. The hosts discuss the mechanics of counterspell in Pathfinder and D&D, including the use of spell slots, ability checks, and critical success/failure. They explore potential improvements to counterspell, such as removing the requirement to have the same spell prepared or adding additional action costs. The conversation also touches on other dice systems, including the D10 pool system and the D100 system, and the hosts share their preferences. Listeners are encouraged to share their favorite episodes and questions of the week, as well as support the podcast through Patreon and spreading the word to friends. If you enjoy the show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. It's a quick, free way to support the podcast, and helps us reach new listeners. If you love the show, consider joining us on Patreon, where backers at the $5 and above tiers get ad free access to RPGBOT.net and the RPGBOT.Podcast, can chat directly to members of the RPGBOT team and community on the RPGBOT.Discord, and can join us for live-streamed recordings. Support us on Amazon.com when you purchase products recommended in the show at the following link: https://amzn.to/3NwElxQ How to Find Us: In-depth articles, guides, handbooks, reviews, news on Tabletop Role Playing at RPGBOT.net Tyler Kamstra Twitter: @RPGBOTDOTNET Facebook: rpgbotbotdotnet Bluesky:rpgbot.bsky.social Ash Ely Professional Game Master on StartPlaying.Games Twitter: @GravenAshes YouTube@ashravenmedia Randall James @JackAmateur Amateurjack.com Producer Dan @Lzr_illuminati

Welcome to GUESS THE EDITION, our D&D game show in which the players COMPETE For the GREATEST PRIZES known to MANKIND (HeroForge gift cards) in a CONTEST of KNOWLEDGE, LUCK, and FORTITUDE. The host reads a quote, and the players have to guess which edition it comes from. Show notes: https://ggnorecast.com/229. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ggnore/message

Oh my goodness, look at the time. Baldur's Gate is basically out when we return from Fan Fest and as it is a construct of 5th Edition D&D, Kyle gives Garrett the full run down. What shall Garrett make? Is Kyle leading the witness?!

The 5th Edition D&D x Final Fantasy XIV - Classes and Races Compendium was written and created by SilentSoren. You can find them on Twitter @SorenOfAsgard. You can also check out the pdf and download it for yourself at this link: https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-LsDqsNbupzeLhkTIcPv Fae, played Keitha the Hyur Way of Rhalgr Monk. twitter.com/Dragons_Fae & twitch.tv/dragonsfae Tayla, played Euvie the Lalafel White Mage. twitter.com/StarryDivinity Bob, played Vassian the Hrothgar Gunbreaker. twitter.com/FREQ1217 & twitch.tv/freq1989 Solvae, played Seren the Viera Sage. twitter.com/HeySolvae & twitch.tv/heysolvae

Building an entire world for your roleplaying game is a HUGE amount of work. What if, with a click of a button you could have a world map, regions, cities, towns, villages, and more all created in just seconds? Well, with Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator, you can do just that! There are thousands of map generators in the world. But few in our experience can provide as much detail as Azgaar's. So, what does it do? Well, it of course automatically creates an entire world map. Immediately the map is created and an overview is given. In the overview, we can see all of the major kingdoms and their borders. The map and the details take on a watercolor-like art style, which is really nice. The different kingdoms have slightly varying colors that really stand out quite well. Right from here, the brain can start processing the vastness of the world. One that was created in seconds. Each of the names can easily be edited so you can add in your own special names where your stories take place, but reduces the extra workload. We can think of this entire creation as a template if we want. Of course, most map generators can do this much. So let's dig into what really sets apart Azgaar's map generator.

This week, we explore what happened between the dragons and the Scourge in WoW, how to run a D&D campaign in the Diablo universe, and tips on making your 5th Edition D&D setting cohesive and connected.

    Saul and Jolene had been hearing a lot about D&D 6th Edition.   Saul and Jolene checked out a lot of the latest info and right as they were recording news that WoTC was going to buy D&D Beyond for about 146 million dollars.  So it looks like WoTC might be going "All In" with digital content?  Saul and Jolene discuss what changes to 5th Edition might D&D 6th Edition have in store.  What kind of updates to the rules might there be?  The direction of some of the changes might be seen in the most recent content in the latest 5th edition books published.        Will 6th Edition D&D be a huge change or will it be more like a D&D 5.5 edition?  Will there be a brand new Setting for 6th Edition?       A lot is discussed in this episode.    As Always thanks for listening.      Episode art by Michael Shean-Jones    Hosting Page art  by Jim Foster      Music by Naraick, song Dragonheart, off the album Induction.    Available from Tribeofnoise.com

Good morning, afternoon, and/or evening, and welcome back to another deep dive into the DMs as we continue our Meet the DMs series with an interview of Sara by Christian. Sara regales her journey in RPGs starting from the amazing 1st Edition D&D game with her grandfather and family, her long and storied history with Pathfinder's Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path, one-shots and her work with the library, and how she fell into and found her GM style through the years. If you want to see Sara's skills behind the screen, check out our amazing Good Society series, available on this feed as a podcast or up on our YouTube!   If you like these interviews, reach out to us on our social medias or emailing us directly at DMsAfterDark@gmail.com to suggest questions for future interviews!   Like, follow, and subscribe to our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram so you can comment & chat with us about all things RPGs.   Music in this Episode: Current Affairs from www.Zapsplat.com  SirensCeol - Nostalgia [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/nostalgia  Watch: http://youtu.be/geW8xN7grpg 

In this preliminary, Session Zero episode, I talk about the what and the why of Solo RPGs, my goals and preparation for this 5th Edition D&D solo game, how I intend to approach the podcast, and the reasons behind some of the decisions I've made.   Links Tale of the Manticore: https://taleofthemanticore.podbean.com/ 1 PC 5e houserules: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OGLf6d8k5nQEt2bBWRxScjMzhs2LTm8h7XcwTS8Pqs8/edit?usp=sharing Me, Myself and Die: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtiBzkVoYrugJkrpW7_75Ag The Bad Spot: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSHZfmwfiIxCpKrQFrr7YyQ The Mythic GM Emulator: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/20798/Mythic-Game-Master-Emulator Mina's Character Sheet L1: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p0CWxi4hF4uLQ131qY0YkhT_smHD7gbZMOwqrZ_W_Xs/edit?usp=sharing Microscope: https://www.lamemage.com/microscope/

    A few episodes ago Saul made a comment about 5th Edition D&D.  The gist of the comment was that a ruleset not intended as a generic RPG be used as a generic RPG.   This was aimed specifically at D&D 5th edition due to one the popularity of the RPG and because of that popularity it has spawned many different RPGs using that ruleset.   This was due to the number of RPG PDFs that Saul had bought and was not impressed with the use of D&D 5th edition rules OGL.          That was a while ago and since then he has played many different RPGs and now Saul is thinking he may have been wrong.  Especially after looking at a few RPGs whose rules have been used for completely different genres that what the original rules were used for.      Saul and Jolene discuss this topic with Saul using three systems that in his mind were never intended to be used as a multi-genre, generic ruleset, but actually do a great job of exactly that.       Thank you all for listening and please share our podcast.    Music by Counterfeiti, song Generic, off the album A Glimpse, an Eclipse.    Available from Tribeofnoise.com

This week the Steves are joined by Russ Morrissey, game designer, publisher, founder of EN World & EN Publishing, and host of Morrus' Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk.  We could talk with Russ for hours about many topics in gaming, but, today, we're talking with him about a Kickstarter project that will launch the same day that this episode goes live for his new line called "Level Up".       Level Up is an expanded take on the 5th Edition D&D that many gamers know.  Russ and his team have taken on the whole game, and added lots of depth that some folk have found lacking, along with greatly expanding the 'exploration pillar' of the original game, which many people find somewhat lacking in the original version.        *** NOTE: as of recording, the KS should launch at noon EST (US) 10/5/21 ***   Links      Level Up Kickstarter Page --  https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/enworld/level-up-advanced-5th-edition-a5e            EN World -- https://www.enworld.org/      EN Publishing -- https://enpublishingrpg.com/      Morrus' Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk (podcast) -- https://morrus.podbean.com/   d20 Network Podcast of the Week -- The Story Told -- https://thestorytold.libsyn.com/   Game of the Week      Steve G: Viking Death Squad -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/366521/Viking-Death-Squad?affiliate_id=2018399      Steve S: Warbirds -- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/115960/Warbirds-Role-Playing-Game?affiliate_id=2018399      Russ M:  Ghostbusters -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostbusters_(role-playing_game)   As always folks, have fun, be kind to each other, and go play some rpgs!   You can reach us at meandsteverpg@gmail.com On Facebook as Me and Steve RPG Podcast On Twitter @AndRPGs Join us on Discord! Me And Steve RPG Discord  https://discord.gg/5wWNcYW   We are proud members of the d20 Radio Network! http://www.d20radio.com/main/  

This Hiatus Hit takes us back to Dorohirsk, as we begin to sort Halloween 2021! So let us #OpenTheDungeon, and begin this tale of a Guild Master concerned! That one of his best beast hunters, has mysteriously not returned... As many will remember from last year, we wrote a tale, based on our love of horror and storytelling, and opened it up to any and all brave enough to take up this quest... We recorded 13 episodes in a new and different format whereby choice was far more free ranging and each tale would potentially see different aspects from those who walked the path before. Here is episode 2. Beyond the Tavern Beyond the Tavern are an actual play 5th Edition D&D podcast, you can find some of their episodes at Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Stitcher | Spotify | Player FM  Editor's Note: since we were recording different groups via discord - who had various degrees of experience with recording online - the audio quality may vary player to player. We did our best to minimise this difference but sometimes it was beyond our control. Penance RPG is part of #AllTheHorror, a month-long online horror convention. More details can be found here Learn more at Penancerpg.com Support us on Ko fi and Patreon Come talk with us on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram Visit our Teespring store Listen on Google Play, Spotify, Libsyn, Stitcher, Youtube, Podchaser, podcastaddict DnDiceUK & Gemhammer & Sons - Using "Penancerpg" at checkout for 10% off your order

ROGUE RUNNERS is an actual play podcast which adapts your favorite games and other media to tabletop RPGs: delivering collaborative, improvised narratives blended with gorgeous audio storytelling. Volume 1: “In the Blood” parodies roguelike HADES while playing it as a 5th Edition D&D campaign. It tells the story of four wretched shades battling their way out of the Underworld for one more chance at life, set in the world of the original game with a new story. In the Blood meditates on the questions of punishment, redemption, and making the world better within unjust systems. Fans of mythology, queer fantasy, and improv comedy will find a lot to love in the show. While the adventurers roll dice and the show makes many loving references to the source material which inspired it, audiences need neither be fans of HADES nor D&D to fall in love with our four player characters and cast of zany mythological NPCs.

We're excited to bring you the latest product of The Whisperforge! ROGUE RUNNERS is an actual play podcast which adapts your favorite games and other media to tabletop RPGs: delivering collaborative, improvised narratives blended with gorgeous audio storytelling. Volume 1: “In the Blood” parodies roguelike HADES while playing it as a 5th Edition D&D campaign. It tells the story of four wretched shades battling their way out of the Underworld for one more chance at life, set in the world of the original game with a new story. In the Blood meditates on the questions of punishment, redemption, and making the world better within unjust systems. Fans of mythology, queer fantasy, and improv comedy will find a lot to love in the show. While the adventurers roll dice and the show makes many loving references to the source material which inspired it, audiences need neither be fans of HADES nor D&D to fall in love with our four player characters and cast of zany mythological NPCs.

Welcome to our first attempt at going Behind the Screen, a more one-on-one conversation where Justin shares some tips and stories from his years running tabletop games. In our inaugural Behind the Screen, Justin shares the background story to his Sweetwater Bank campaign he created for 5th Edition D&D while he was hired to run games at Toronto’s Storm Crow Manor. The Challenge Justin had several challenges going into making this campaign. Primarily it needed to be able to pick-up-and-go with zero prep time and little chance to meet the players before their game. And since this game was designed for the DM&Dine Program it needed to be friendly to brand-new players as well as engaging for those who had been playing for years. The set up needed to be quick and it needed to be completed within four hours exactly, every time it was played. Finally Justin wanted to subvert some of the default assumptions of D&D and use this limited time to showcase all the different and varied ways a simple story like Sweetwater could play, this also meant that he wanted to create a story that could absolutely be completed with zero combat while also being open to the players who wanted to roll dice and cast epic spells to destroy their enemies. The Set Up The story of Sweetwater Bank is pretty simple. A tavern, run by a dwarf named Tarry, has recently gotten a reputation for an incredibly popular and possibly addictive mead. Those who try it swear it’s the best thing they’ve ever had and can’t wait to get back. In fact, many people who try it never leave and so a small village has built itself around Tarry’s Tavern solely for the purpose of being close to the mead so they can keep drinking it. However the players are hooked into the mystery, when they arrive they’ll encounter a Hill Giant that has stormed it’s way into town and collapsed into Tarry’s storehouse where all his mead is being kept. But not everything about this encounter, nor this village, is as it seems. Over the next four hours the players will be tasked with unravelling the mystery of Sweetwater Bank, foiling a plot to steal Tarry’s secrets, and deciding for themselves the fate of the town and it’s residents. Special Thanks Special thanks to Sean Horbatiuk for joining us so that Justin could bounce his rambling ideas off of him. Music is licensed through Epidemic Sound Keep an eye out on our Patreon Page at patreon.com/terriblewarriors where supporters will be getting a copy this month of Justin’s Sweetwater campaign. It will be rules-agnostic and can serve as a framework for a story set in the game of your choice. If you do decide to play Sweetwater with your group let us know by mentioning our twitter account @dicewarriors!

The gang is back, and a new 5th Edition D&D adventure is afoot! Salt has begun her quest for minions, Hemlock is tying to decide his future, and Wren is learning to open up! But then, the gang is approached by class president Kian, who offers them a literal invitation to adventure! Will the gang accept? Find out on today's episode of The Rolls We Made! You can tweet at us using the #rollsweremade on twitter and Hey! If you want to give a shoutout to someone, send a DM to @therollswemade on twitter with the name of the person and the message you want! Maybe Joe-Joe will read it! This episode is sponsored by Legend Craft, makers of awesome nerdy furniture and accessories! Go to Legendcraft.ca and use the offer code RollsWereMade to get 5% off your order Cast: Wren: Emma Haney Hemlock: Jeff Brown Salt: Danielle McManus Everyone else: Joe-Joe Louis   Music that appears in this episode under the creative commons attribution license: kingdom come by Tomas PhUsIoN (c) copyright 2012 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial  (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/phusion/38482  Hit the road by Stefan Kartenberg (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial  (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/57133  Terror Samples (Preview) by Jihfa (c) copyright 2020 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Jihfa/62409  

Today we're talking with BRENNAN LEE MULLIGAN , masterful Dimension 20 DM, and College Humor fame about all things D&D! We bond as D&D 3.5 enthusiasts, discuss how improvisation can help and hinder prep, and the differences between our streamed and home games. Thanks for talking with us, Brennan!Check out Brennan Lee Mulligan on Dimension 20: https://www.youtube.com/c/dimension20show/ On Dropout TV: https://www.dropout.tv/and on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrennanLM Get our talk on Tasha's Cauldron of Everything subclasses, supplements, tons of exclusive podcasts, and more, become a Web DMN at https://www.patreon.com/webdmSign up for our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/gDXzGrGet the Wednesday show in Podcast form: https://linktr.ee/webdm Thanks for watching! Don't forget to subscribe, comment & share. #dnd #dungeonsanddragons #ttrpg #dmtips #rpg Check us out on Facebook - http://bit.ly/2oGKLOgTwitter - https://twitter.com/WebDMshowInstagram - web_dmWritten & Hosted by Jim Davis and Jonathan PruittProduced and Directed by Emma LambertEdited by Brandon FraleyWeb DM was created by Travis Boles, Jonathan Pruitt, and Jim DavisComplete 5e Classes Playlist: http://bit.ly/2oGuhG1New to 5th Edition D&D? Check out this playlist - http://bit.ly/2pbZN1KArt by Thomas Tanner www.thomastannerart.comMusic by John Branch -https://branchoutguitar.com Web DM Theme by Kyle Newmaster - https://kylenewmaster.com Motion Graphics & Logo Design by Ryan Wieber - https://ryan-w.com

Never tell us the odds, it's the new episode of Geek at Arms! In this episode we welcome writer, editor, graphic designer, and all-around cool guy Eric Trautmann to the show! In Geek out, Eric shares how designing a multitude of miniatures of Hero Forge has been very therapeutic and how much he's loving the series Cobra Kai. Next, James and Bryan give an emotional review of the latest novel in the Dresden Files series, Battle Grounds. James then shares how much he's enjoying The Witcher 3 on Xbox. After receiving many recommendations Mike gives us his take on the anime Re:Zero, and closing out the segment Bryan describes publishing a special 1st Edition D&D module written by Mike Garcia for The Christian Gamers Guild. Finally, Eric recounts his experience working on the Star Wars D6 system for West End Games, giving us a brief glimpse into the RPG industry. We then discuss his latest project, the Star System supplement Every Star a Destination from Adamant Entertainment!

#DnD5E News = Dungeon Class YouTube Channel claims 6th Edition D&D is Already Here.  Moreover, Three new announcements from The Arcane Library (@arcanelibrary)  In addition, there is a gamer site article we tell you about that extols the sites of the Icewind Dale.  That is not all, learn where you can go to find out how to maximise Magic Missile.  Also, I tell you about an article that explains animal companions.  Plus, or usual topics of kickstarter blogs and videos & podcasts. The total podcast time is 24 min & 46 seconds. Links Dungeons & Dragons Icewind Dale: Travelling The Wasteland D&D: Magic Missile Mastery – How To Explode Anyone Dungeons & Dragons: Animal Companions, Explained Dungeons & Dragons: Tasha's Cauldron of Everything is 40% Off   Kickstarters: Lost Tomb of the Bitchin' Chimera - Dead Milkmen RPG Module Creatures: Complete Monster Compendium for 5E Heckna! Carnival Horror Campaign Setting for 5e DnD Blogs: 1994: TSR Declares War on the Internet’s D&D Fans Videos: 6th Edition D&D is Already Here

The SpellCast brings you epic Retroverse action from the Lasers & Liches supplement for 5E D&D in the form of a new series of one-shots: Sunset Grid! Check our schedule and watch us live at twitch.tv/thespellcastlive! The party has been invited to the laboratory one of the premiere scientists on the planet Cube in order to recover some stolen research! Pixelated antics ensue in Dorothy's Lab: Digital Pursuit! Black. Lives. Matter. Go to https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ where you can Learn, Help, and Donate. Projects by Cast Members! Accursed Heirs: Dhampirs: a V20 Sourcebook by Michael Vides! https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/313214/Accursed-Heirs-Dhampirs?src=newest_community&filters=45622 It's All Fandom! - a Podcast by Allison Stock! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-all-fandom/id1510462515 Xena Warrior Business! - a Podcast by Allison Stock! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/xena-warrior-business/id1178527466 Systems & Supplements! Below is a list of systems and supplements (in addition to core 5th Edition D&D) we are using for the setting or mechanical elements of tonight's one-shot! Lasers & Liches: https://www.lasersandliches.com/ Artist Thank Yous! Thank you to these artists and labels for granting streamers across Twitch (the original broadcasting platform for this show) permission to use their music for free! Magic Sword: https://www.magicswordmusic.com/ FiXT Music: https://fixtstore.com/

The SpellCast brings you epic Retroverse action from the Lasers & Liches supplement for 5E D&D in the form of a new series of one-shots: Sunset Grid! Check our schedule and watch us live at twitch.tv/thespellcastlive! Our party finds themselves relaxing on a fancy Skyliner(TM), the Golden Nimbus of the Skies, when they are beset by the aerial navy of the Socialist Steam Republic of Slomannyy! Dogfights and deeds of daring-do await! Cast: Adam G. Brooks (Dungeon Master), Kelsey Hogan (Stay-C), Allison Stock (Wrat), Braeden Tuttle (Sparky), Charlotte Raines (Relena Bentley), and Mike Vides (Gary Alt+F4)! Black. Lives. Matter. Go to https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ where you can Learn, Help, and Donate. Projects by Cast Members! Accursed Heirs: Dhampirs: a V20 Sourcebook by Michael Vides! https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/313214/Accursed-Heirs-Dhampirs?src=newest_community&filters=45622 It's All Fandom! - a Podcast by Allison Stock! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-all-fandom/id1510462515 Xena Warrior Business! - a Podcast by Allison Stock! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/xena-warrior-business/id1178527466 Systems & Supplements! Below is a list of systems and supplements (in addition to core 5th Edition D&D) we are using for the setting or mechanical elements of tonight's one-shot! Lasers & Liches: https://www.lasersandliches.com/ Star Wars 5e: https://sw5e.com/ Artist Thank Yous! Thank you to these artists and labels for granting streamers across Twitch (the original broadcasting platform for this show) permission to use their music for free! Magic Sword: https://www.magicswordmusic.com/ The Midnight: https://www.themidnightofficial.com/ FiXT Music: https://www.fixtstore.com/

This is the 12th session of our D&D 5th Edition home game. Hopefully the Previously On at the beginning of the podcast will give you enough back story to follow along with what happens from here on out. We are a group of friends who play for love of the game and record for our own amusement. With that in mind this is far from professional but I wanted it online for our own entertainment. The Rise of the Runelords adventure path was created for Pathfinder but has been tweaked and is being played with 5th Edition D&D rules, with a couple of small homebrew rules.  This session continues the groups run through the Burnt Offerings adventure.

Wherein I discuss the brief history of TSR to WotC, the main changes from 2e to 3e, and why it was clearly all WotCs fault that it was so different and clearly nothing like old editions... or was it? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gmsshadow/message

Where we talk about 4e. Oh yes we do. In this episode I reply to some of my call ins, as well as a two sided review of 4e D&D. Why it is the best edition of D&D. Why it is the worst edition of D&D. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gmsshadow/message

Vince & Travis sit down and discuss their favorite 2nd Edition D&D books. It’s time to drip in the waters of nostalgia and discuss how 2nd edition D&D gave us so many books by printing themselves out of business. What were the books they loved? Why are there so many books? What can we use of them today? All of this and less will be answered within. Want to follow everything related to Vince, Travis and Venture Land Games? Check out the website for more information or direct downloads - www.venturelandgames.com. You can also follow Vince on Youtube if you are into that sort of thing - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgptSaRLvd1QH0SURdQNYgg. Email us at warhammerweeklyquestions@gmail.com.

Part 2: Something's amiss on the battle front, but our soldiers have a job to do. Sometimes you win the battle but still lose the war... Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Eberron: Rising from the Last War, the newly released campaign setting for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 1: A squadron of Cyran soldiers set out for the Karnathi front, after a hundred years of civil war the country is on its last legs and everyone must do their part. Who are these brave souls fighting for their nation? And more importantly, will they make it back alive? Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Eberron: Rising from the Last War, the newly released campaign setting for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Finale: The end is nigh! Will the party prevail in their fight against Cainwin? Will they make it to the material plane in time? Will they save Lavender? It's all to play for in this week's episode! Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 8: The party return to Bel triumphant and seek their rewards! And then they set of to face Cainwin the Cruel for an epic final battle... Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 7: The party make their way to the top deck of the wrecked flying fortress, will they manage to complete their task and what obstacles will they find along the way? It's all to play for in this week's episode! Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 6: Towards the wrecked flying fortress! The party head South with the River Styx to complete the task they were given by the Archdevil Bel, what will they find in this ruined edifice? Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 5: The Party make their way inside Bel's Forge to craft a deal with the powerful archdevil in charge. Will they survive this encounter with such a fearsome fiend? It's all to play for in this week's episode! Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 4: Reaching the Grand Imporium the party make repairs and purchases. Will they make it over the River Styx in time to continue their quest? And will they obtain the letter necessary to be let inside Bel's Forge? Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 3: The party set out with their newfound companion Smiler the Defiler across Avernus in search of a letter of introduction to get inside Bel's Forge for their mission in this Hellscape. Will the Grand Imporium prove fruitful or will it just delay them while their time continues to run short? Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linktr.ee/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 2: The party try to outpace the denizens of the Nine Hells as they drive across the wastes of Avernus in their Hellfire Engine; will they ever survive the journey to Bel's Forge? It's all to play for in today's episode! Thank you very much to Wizards of the Coast for supporting us with this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actualplay podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable.  Find us at: linkkle.com/powerwordrollTheme Song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com 

Part 1: We meet our three adventurers as they take their first steps into Avernus, the first layer of the Nine Hells seeking Cainwin the Cruel, a necromancer who has wronged them. What dangers await them in this forsaken place? Thank you very much for Wizards of the Coast supporting us for this series! Please check out Descent into Avernus, the newly released campaign guide for 5th Edition D&D. Power Word Roll is a Dungeons & Dragons actual-play podcast from London, edited down to be more dramatised and easily consumable. Find us at: linkkle.com/powerwordrollTheme song by Enigmatic JayBackground music by Kevin Macleod: incompetech.com

Our review of the Big Bang Theory and Game of Thrones' finale with all the feels. We look at a fun new 5th Edition D&D adventure, some Dr. Who audio books and what makes the anticipated new PS5 so speedy. Lastly, we update some Netflix news around Dark Crystal and some Disney+ news in a post-Endgame MCU. 5th Edition D&D - Baldur's Gate Descent into Avernus   Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Trailer   Dr. Who: The Tenth Dr Adventures Audiobooks   Solid State Harddrives - Put one in your computer.

On this episode of the Have Fun and Play podcast spoilers abound. Tom kicks things off with a criticism of Ralph Break the Internet. He didn’t like the movie’s message and felt it was heavy handed. Anna and Myron disagree with Tom, and unfortunately JT hasn’t seen the film yet so the ending was spoiled for her. Tom only brought up the movie to tie-in the film’s “Slaughter Race” game with Anna’s love of the Burnout series and excitement over Dangerous Driving. Some of the original forces behind Burnout formed a new company and Dangerous Driving aims to pick-up where Burnout left off in 2008. Finally, Tom has a bone to pick with Myron about initiative in 4th Edition D&D. Myron and Tom debate whether initiative should be based on dexterity or intelligence, with Tom believing that a highly intelligent individual would use their smarts to gain an advantage in combat and Myron arguing that only dexterity matters. Put another way would Stephen Hawking get the jump on Georges St-Pierre? You decide! Remember to look for all episodes of our podcasts on iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn. Make sure to subscribe to the show so you’ll never miss an episode. Also, you can keep up with us on our website: havefunandplay.com. We are constantly thinking about adding new content, so roll the dice and come join us!

Jason Massey joins the pod to talk about his start with 4th Edition D&D and how that evolved into a full-time career in creating the actual play podcast, Dungeons & Randomness. He speaks about his enjoyment of 4th Edition, and elements of that system that complicated the creation of podcast content. He reviews how the shift to 5th Edition smoothed the podcasting enterprise, and details how his homebrew campaign setting, Theria, came to exist. He discusses the current Kickstarter campaign for The Adventurer's Guide to Theria, and explains how the book will be useful for those running D&D adventures.  

     Saul and Jolene discuss what systems are good for running mystery adventures.   Saul really likes the Gumshoe line of RPGs which are specifically made for running mystery games.  Also good for mystery games is the Fate Core system as it is not a combat heavy game.  Jolene reminds Saul that he had run a couple mystery games using Pathfinder and 5th Edition D&D.   Other subjects relating to mysteries are discussed in relation to rpgs from movies like Murder on the Orient Express and tv shows like, The Rockford Files, The Republic of Doyle, and Scooby Doo.       The Full line of Gumshoe games can be found here:  http://site.pelgranepress.com/index.php/gumshoe/   Information about the Rockford Files show: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071042/   The Saturday Morning Cartoon Scooby Doo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scooby-Doo    The Republic of Doyle tv show : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Doyle         Music by Jared Leibowich, song We Love Mystery      Available at FreeMusicArchive

     In this episode Saul and Jolene talk about how they make encounters and things they consider when making those encounters. Jolene talks about killing Saul's newly made Paladin character in the first session he gets to play in.  Well luckily for Saul they are playing 5th Edition D&D so the Paladin only went down for a couple of rounds.  So Saul and Jolene discuss what goes through their minds as they try to make encounters that are challenging and fun but not overpowering.  A few examples of encounters that did not go well but we learn from all things especially mistakes.        We ask that you share our podcast within your social networks we would greatly appreciate it.        Music by,  David Hilowitz, song Close Encounter off the album Close Encounter     Available from FreeMusicArchive.com

We're back from our short holiday break. We talk movies; Captain Marvel and a Dune reboot. We have Russ follow a flow-chart to find out what type of character he should play in 5th Edition D&D. We run through the winners of the Golden Globes. We talk a little about another Star Wars show Disney is producing for their streaming service. All the usual sidetracks and shenanigans.

Mike Shea - aka Sly Flourish - chats with Dungeon World creator and DM extraordinaire Adam Koebel about narrative storytelling and its influence on 5th Edition D&D.

Mike Shea - aka Sly Flourish - chats with Dungeon World creator and DM extraordinaire Adam Koebel about narrative storytelling and its influence on 5th Edition D&D.

     In this episode Saul and Jolene discuss the often maligned character class of the Bard.  Beginning with when the Bard was introduced in Advanced Dungeons and Dragons and on through 5th Edition D&D.  Saul and Jolene talk how the Bard class has changed for a class that everyone thought was intresting but nobody played to one that more players think a Bard is a viable option.  Still Saul thinks that is a class that still is not picked by players due to the role the Bard has in D&D.  Saul and Jolene then discuss using Bards in other Genres and Games.         Music by Daminano Baldoni, song Celtic Warrior.       Available at FreeMusicArchive.com    

John and I were a little off last time, so we make up for lost time by venturing through the Bard subclasses, then tackling the Barbarian in-depth, along with our own quick musings on using music in your campaigns and my observation of an extreme lack of mechanical teamwork combinations throughout 5E (probably a later topic to explore). Thanks for tuning in.  I'll see you at the table. Topics covered in this episode: 5th Edition D&D, Bard Subclasses, Barbarian Class, Barbarian Subclasses, Music in Campaigns, and (minimal, for now) Teamwork Class Combinations.

Join John and I as we take a deep look at the Bard - what makes it cool, versatile, and totally awesome in 5th Edition D&D for new and old players alike.  We also swing by some of our favorite multi-classing options so far in the system. This one went even longer than the last, so I think we'll trim our format down to one big topic each episode...until we change our minds.   Thanks for stopping by.  Roll well, fellow adventurers.

We're rounding out the player check ins this week with the always charming Aaron! Tune in to hear him talk all things Ion Lightspur and 5th Edition D&D. Also Aaron spends about a quarter of the episode talking about his idea for a Stargazer game but frankly it sounds amazing. No joke, I want to play it so bad you guys. Guest starring Stephen. Find links to all episodes, social media and fun stuff at plusonetohijinks.com! 

This week Tony comes to us via the power of the internet (His Cellphone) to discuss coming events with the Binary Gamer Crew as they embark on an adventure in 5th Edition D&D and beyond. Tony also discusses the link between The Witcher, Dragon Age: Origins, the Elder Scrolls series, and D&D.

SYNOPSIS: Dan goes through the contents of the latest 5th Edition D&D adventure, and gives his personal feedback.

Listen to Enrique Bertran, better known as NewbieDM, discuss the evolving Dungeons & Dragons landscape during the past 10 years. He shares his insights about how roleplaying games continue to get closer to "mainstream" status, and how 5th Edition D&D is a good system. We spend time reviewing D&D's latest adventure, Tomb of Annihilation, which Enrique says "is 5th Edition running on all cylinders" and "the best adventure Wizards of the Coast has put out... since at least 2008." He delves into the specifics of the adventure - without too many spoilers - and offers Dungeon Masters advice on how to run the game a bit differently than published to enhance the experience of the players. He speaks about the benefits for using online tools such as D&D Beyond and Roll20 to run his gaming sessions, and talks about his desire for official adventure content from Wizards to be briefer. He concludes with thoughts on a possible future project geared toward a roleplaying game for children. 

Welcome to Dev Game Club, which this week begins a new series exploring 1999 Infinity Engine classic Planescape: Torment. We situate it in time both against other games and the D&D license but also especially as the pinnacle of Interplay's Infinity Engine games, and then dive into the first section of play. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Through the Mortuary Podcast breakdown: 0:41   Segment 1: History and discussion of play 53:20 Break 53:54 Feedback Issues covered: situating game in time, D&D licensing, rendered 3D backgrounds, 2nd Edition D&D rules, licensed settings, boiling down ADnD, D&D rules implementation as selling point, the Planescape license as a setting with various realms all tied together, veering away from Tolkien, what computers are good at and what DMs are good at, storytelling settings yesterday and today, looking for variety as a creator, hybrid combat system, preferring full real-time or full turn-based, huge map sizes, non-gridded play area, being confused by the opening cutscene, waking up from the dead with Morte, sense you've been in this situation before, avoiding the problem of the Chosen One, flexible stories, simple character creation, attribute choices, establishing the character as important but not knowing why, slowly introducing the setting, dialog options, making amnesia work (and being in concert with the setting), great story hook, setting up your first quest, the missing journal, bouncing off the game, Brett looks for a good metaphor (and fails), tons of descriptive text, subverting player expectations, making Morte humorous, not liking Morte, less use of voice, Brooklyn cabbie, Minsc, subverting character expectations, fluid alignment system, getting your experience from dialog options, having to look at everything, finding a key vs Tim taking a portal, analyzing games. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Black Isle, Infinity Engine, System Shock 2, Soul Reaver, Unreal Tournament, Quake III Arena, Longest Journey, C&C Tiberian Sun, Homeworld, BioWare, Baldur's Gate, Gold Box Games, SSI, Dungeons and Dragons, Final Fantasy (series), Day of the Tentacle, Icewind Dale, Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, TSR, Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro, JRR Tolkien, Monster Hearts, Friends at the Table, Chris Avellone, Archie Comics, Shadowrun, The Chronicles of Amber, Roger Zelazny, Saga system, Diablo, Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past, Kenneth Lee, Ultima, Memento, Link's Awakening, Reed Knight, Fallout 1/2, Obsidian, The Witcher, mathboxers, Mr. Eric Anderson, Kotaku, Matva_88, Call of Duty, This War of Mine, Darksiders, David from Houston, Mike D/TBC Generation 0, Fallout New Vegas, Tales of Zestaria, Beamdog, Jeffool, Breath of the Wild, Link Between Worlds. Next time: Through the Undercity Links: "That One Time It's Different" blog post  @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

James Introcaso sits down with Pedro Barrenechea and Henry Lopez of Paradigm Concepts to discuss their rich campaign world of Arcanis, its organized play program, and the Kickstarter that brings the setting into 5th Edition D&D.

James Introcaso chats with Wolfgang Baur, Steve Winter, and Dan Dillon of Kobold Press about worldbuilding in RPGs, designing new spells, and the upcoming Kickstarter for the Midgard Campaign Setting for 5th Edition D&D.

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur, Jeff Lee, and Jim Groves of Kobold Press to discuss their ongoing Kickstarter for Demonic Cults & Secret Societies for 5th Edition D&D and Pathfinder and Kobold's recent 5e adventure, Blood Vaults of Sister Alkava. This podcast was recorded on October 11, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch and takes 30 seconds. Open Gaming Store Pick of the Episode: Wizard in Training Onesie DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: Storm King's Thunder Nightstone Map Pack Links: The Tome Show on Facebook Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur, Jeff Lee, and Jim Groves of Kobold Press to discuss their ongoing Kickstarter for Demonic Cults & Secret Societies for 5th Edition D&D and Pathfinder and Kobold's recent 5e adventure, Blood Vaults of Sister Alkava. This podcast was recorded on October 11, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch and takes 30 seconds. Open Gaming Store Pick of the Episode: Wizard in Training Onesie DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: Storm King's Thunder Nightstone Map Pack Links: The Tome Show on Facebook Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur, Jeff Lee, and Jim Groves of Kobold Press to discuss their ongoing Kickstarter for Demonic Cults & Secret Societies for 5th Edition D&D and Pathfinder and Kobold's recent 5e adventure, Blood Vaults of Sister Alkava. This podcast was recorded on October 11, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch and takes 30 seconds. Open Gaming Store Pick of the Episode: Wizard in Training Onesie DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: Storm King's Thunder Nightstone Map Pack Links: The Tome Show on Facebook Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur, Jeff Lee, and Jim Groves of Kobold Press to discuss their ongoing Kickstarter for Demonic Cults & Secret Societies for 5th Edition D&D and Pathfinder and Kobold's recent 5e adventure, Blood Vaults of Sister Alkava. This podcast was recorded on October 11, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch and takes 30 seconds. Open Gaming Store Pick of the Episode: Wizard in Training Onesie DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: Storm King's Thunder Nightstone Map Pack Links: The Tome Show on Facebook Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me

James Introcaso sits down with Adventurers League admins Robert Adducci, Greg Marks, Travis Woodall, and Claire Hoffman to discuss the Storm King's Thunder season of D&D organized play. Then it's an interview with Kobold Press' Kobold-in-Chief Wolfgang Baur about the much anticipated release of the Tome of Beasts and the Book of Lairs. This podcast was recorded on July 28, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild pick of the episode: Pugilist Class Noble Knight pick of the episode: Steading of the Hill Giant Chief (Silver Anniversary Edition)  Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me The Adventurers League on Facebook The Adventurers League on Twitter The Adventurers League on Google+ Kobold Press on Facebook Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Google+

James Introcaso sits down with Adventurers League admins Robert Adducci, Greg Marks, Travis Woodall, and Claire Hoffman to discuss the Storm King's Thunder season of D&D organized play. Then it's an interview with Kobold Press' Kobold-in-Chief Wolfgang Baur about the much anticipated release of the Tome of Beasts and the Book of Lairs. This podcast was recorded on July 28, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild pick of the episode: Pugilist Class Noble Knight pick of the episode: Steading of the Hill Giant Chief (Silver Anniversary Edition)  Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me The Adventurers League on Facebook The Adventurers League on Twitter The Adventurers League on Google+ Kobold Press on Facebook Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Google+

James Introcaso sits down with Adventurers League admins Robert Adducci, Greg Marks, Travis Woodall, and Claire Hoffman to discuss the Storm King's Thunder season of D&D organized play. Then it's an interview with Kobold Press' Kobold-in-Chief Wolfgang Baur about the much anticipated release of the Tome of Beasts and the Book of Lairs. This podcast was recorded on July 28, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild pick of the episode: Pugilist Class Noble Knight pick of the episode: Steading of the Hill Giant Chief (Silver Anniversary Edition)  Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me The Adventurers League on Facebook The Adventurers League on Twitter The Adventurers League on Google+ Kobold Press on Facebook Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Google+

James Introcaso sits down with Adventurers League admins Robert Adducci, Greg Marks, Travis Woodall, and Claire Hoffman to discuss the Storm King's Thunder season of D&D organized play. Then it's an interview with Kobold Press' Kobold-in-Chief Wolfgang Baur about the much anticipated release of the Tome of Beasts and the Book of Lairs. This podcast was recorded on July 28, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild pick of the episode: Pugilist Class Noble Knight pick of the episode: Steading of the Hill Giant Chief (Silver Anniversary Edition)  Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me The Adventurers League on Facebook The Adventurers League on Twitter The Adventurers League on Google+ Kobold Press on Facebook Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Google+

James Introcaso sits down with Andrew Kane, Rudy Basso, Alex Basso, and Round Table newbie Phil Collins to discuss the latest D&D movie announcement and the D&D supplement for Magic: The Gathering's Innistrad setting. Then it's an interview with David Silver about his ongoing Kickstarter for fifth edition Ponyfinder. This podcast was recorded on July 12, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Emporium of Uncanny Magic - Lost Potions Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Magic the Gathering Vol. 1 Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards D&D V&G Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me Ponyfinder Silver Games LLC

James Introcaso sits down with Andrew Kane, Rudy Basso, Alex Basso, and Round Table newbie Phil Collins to discuss the latest D&D movie announcement and the D&D supplement for Magic: The Gathering's Innistrad setting. Then it's an interview with David Silver about his ongoing Kickstarter for fifth edition Ponyfinder. This podcast was recorded on July 12, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Emporium of Uncanny Magic - Lost Potions Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Magic the Gathering Vol. 1 Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards D&D V&G Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me Ponyfinder Silver Games LLC

James Introcaso sits down with Andrew Kane, Rudy Basso, Alex Basso, and Round Table newbie Phil Collins to discuss the latest D&D movie announcement and the D&D supplement for Magic: The Gathering's Innistrad setting. Then it's an interview with David Silver about his ongoing Kickstarter for fifth edition Ponyfinder. This podcast was recorded on July 12, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Emporium of Uncanny Magic - Lost Potions Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Magic the Gathering Vol. 1 Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards D&D V&G Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me Ponyfinder Silver Games LLC

James Introcaso sits down with Andrew Kane, Rudy Basso, Alex Basso, and Round Table newbie Phil Collins to discuss the latest D&D movie announcement and the D&D supplement for Magic: The Gathering's Innistrad setting. Then it's an interview with David Silver about his ongoing Kickstarter for fifth edition Ponyfinder. This podcast was recorded on July 12, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and helps us a bunch! DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Emporium of Uncanny Magic - Lost Potions Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Magic the Gathering Vol. 1 Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards D&D V&G Have Spellbook, Will Travel worldbuilderblog.me Ponyfinder Silver Games LLC

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Pedro Barrenechea of Paradigm Concepts to discuss his love of games, career in gaming, Rotted Capes, the Arcanis campaign setting, the Forged in Magic Kickstarter, and a whole lot more. This podcast was recorded on July 5, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and is a huge help! Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Living Arcanis - Codex Arcanis Links: The Tome Show on Facebook ENnie Awards Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Fandible Podcast Winter Fantasy

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Pedro Barrenechea of Paradigm Concepts to discuss his love of games, career in gaming, Rotted Capes, the Arcanis campaign setting, the Forged in Magic Kickstarter, and a whole lot more. This podcast was recorded on July 5, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and is a huge help! Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Living Arcanis - Codex Arcanis Links: The Tome Show on Facebook ENnie Awards Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Fandible Podcast Winter Fantasy

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Pedro Barrenechea of Paradigm Concepts to discuss his love of games, career in gaming, Rotted Capes, the Arcanis campaign setting, the Forged in Magic Kickstarter, and a whole lot more. This podcast was recorded on July 5, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and is a huge help! Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Living Arcanis - Codex Arcanis Links: The Tome Show on Facebook ENnie Awards Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Fandible Podcast Winter Fantasy

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Pedro Barrenechea of Paradigm Concepts to discuss his love of games, career in gaming, Rotted Capes, the Arcanis campaign setting, the Forged in Magic Kickstarter, and a whole lot more. This podcast was recorded on July 5, 2016. Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It takes 30 seconds and is a huge help! Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Living Arcanis - Codex Arcanis Links: The Tome Show on Facebook ENnie Awards Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Fandible Podcast Winter Fantasy

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Monte Cook of Monte Cook Games to discuss the tenth anniversary of Ptolus, players and game masters sharing the cost for RPG products, Numenara, The Strange, Gods of the Fall, No Thank You, Evil!, Gen Con, and more. This podcast was recorded on July 8, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: 18 Cursed Magic Items Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Monte Cook's World of Darkness Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards worldbuilderblog.me Iron Crown Enterprises Monte Cook Games Store

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Monte Cook of Monte Cook Games to discuss the tenth anniversary of Ptolus, players and game masters sharing the cost for RPG products, Numenara, The Strange, Gods of the Fall, No Thank You, Evil!, Gen Con, and more. This podcast was recorded on July 8, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: 18 Cursed Magic Items Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Monte Cook's World of Darkness Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards worldbuilderblog.me Iron Crown Enterprises Monte Cook Games Store

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Monte Cook of Monte Cook Games to discuss the tenth anniversary of Ptolus, players and game masters sharing the cost for RPG products, Numenara, The Strange, Gods of the Fall, No Thank You, Evil!, Gen Con, and more. This podcast was recorded on July 8, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: 18 Cursed Magic Items Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Monte Cook's World of Darkness Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards worldbuilderblog.me Iron Crown Enterprises Monte Cook Games Store

James Introcaso sits down with game designer Monte Cook of Monte Cook Games to discuss the tenth anniversary of Ptolus, players and game masters sharing the cost for RPG products, Numenara, The Strange, Gods of the Fall, No Thank You, Evil!, Gen Con, and more. This podcast was recorded on July 8, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: 18 Cursed Magic Items Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Monte Cook's World of Darkness Links: The Tome Show on Facebook The Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con The Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con ENnie Awards worldbuilderblog.me Iron Crown Enterprises Monte Cook Games Store

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter of Kobold Press to discuss the chapter-by-chapter release of Deep Magic for fifth edition. Then it's an interview with Ian Eller about his Kickstarter for the fictional game world of Strange Arcana. This podcast was recorded on June 29 and July 1, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Five Temples of the Earth Mother Part 1: Sun and Moon Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch. Links: Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Facebook Steve Winter's Blog

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter of Kobold Press to discuss the chapter-by-chapter release of Deep Magic for fifth edition. Then it's an interview with Ian Eller about his Kickstarter for the fictional game world of Strange Arcana. This podcast was recorded on June 29 and July 1, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Five Temples of the Earth Mother Part 1: Sun and Moon Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch. Links: Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Facebook Steve Winter's Blog

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter of Kobold Press to discuss the chapter-by-chapter release of Deep Magic for fifth edition. Then it's an interview with Ian Eller about his Kickstarter for the fictional game world of Strange Arcana. This podcast was recorded on June 29 and July 1, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Five Temples of the Earth Mother Part 1: Sun and Moon Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch. Links: Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Facebook Steve Winter's Blog

James Introcaso sits down with Wolfgang Baur and Steve Winter of Kobold Press to discuss the chapter-by-chapter release of Deep Magic for fifth edition. Then it's an interview with Ian Eller about his Kickstarter for the fictional game world of Strange Arcana. This podcast was recorded on June 29 and July 1, 2016. DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: The Five Temples of the Earth Mother Part 1: Sun and Moon Please rate and review The Tome Show on iTunes. It helps us a bunch. Links: Round Table Live at Gen Con Knight Birds at Gen Con Digital Future of 5th Edition D&D at Gen Con worldbuilderblog.me Kobold Press on Twitter Kobold Press on Facebook Steve Winter's Blog

In this episode, Matt talks with Dan Coleman about his Kickstarter for Dungeons on Demand Volume 2 for 5th Edition D&D. You can find Dan at:facebook.com/dcolemanproductionstinyurl.com/dungeonsondemand Find us on: nerdsdom.comFacebook.com/nerdsdomain@nerdsdomainpatreon.com/nerdsdomainhttp://www.slashloot.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1855

In this episode, Matt talks with Dan Coleman about his Kickstarter for Dungeons on Demand Volume 2 for 5th Edition D&D. You can find Dan at:facebook.com/dcolemanproductionstinyurl.com/dungeonsondemand Find us on: nerdsdom.comFacebook.com/nerdsdomain@nerdsdomainpatreon.com/nerdsdomainhttp://www.slashloot.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1855

This issue: Rodrigo has the latest Player's Handbook for the fourth version of Dungeons and Dragons, and explains all the new additions to the game. New classes, races, and other options for your D&D(R) game. This book builds on the array of classes and races presented in the first Player's Handbook(R), adding both old favorites and new, never-before-seen options to the game. The book adds a new power source for 4th Edition D&D; classes using the new primal power source include the barbarian and the druid. Player's Handbook 2 expands the range of options available to D&D players with new classes, races, powers, and other material. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

This issue: Rodrigo has the latest Player's Handbook for the fourth version of Dungeons and Dragons, and explains all the new additions to the game. New classes, races, and other options for your D&D(R) game. This book builds on the array of classes and races presented in the first Player's Handbook(R), adding both old favorites and new, never-before-seen options to the game. The book adds a new power source for 4th Edition D&D; classes using the new primal power source include the barbarian and the druid. Player's Handbook 2 expands the range of options available to D&D players with new classes, races, powers, and other material. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

This issue: Rodrigo has the latest Player's Handbook for the fourth version of Dungeons and Dragons, and explains all the new additions to the game. New classes, races, and other options for your D&D(R) game. This book builds on the array of classes and races presented in the first Player's Handbook(R), adding both old favorites and new, never-before-seen options to the game. The book adds a new power source for 4th Edition D&D; classes using the new primal power source include the barbarian and the druid. Player's Handbook 2 expands the range of options available to D&D players with new classes, races, powers, and other material. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.