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Join Bhelogan and Imveros as they discuss the details of Outplay the System rev 2022, and get a crash course in Shadowrun lore!

Welcome back to the Outplay 2021 finals dramatic readings. Enjoy days 3 and 4 of Outplay as we rush to the climax! Dramatic Reading Link: Outplay Round 4 Music used in this episode: Machinations by Kevin MacLeod (license) Round Drums by Kevin MacLeod (license) Gathering Darkness by Kevin MacLeod (license) Final Count by Kevin MacLeod (license) Dreams Become Real by Kevin MacLeod (license) Neo Western by Kevin MacLeod (license) Crusade Heavy Industry by Kevin MacLeod (license) Indore by Kevin MacLeod (license) Midnight Tale by Kevin MacLeod (license) Controlled Chaos by Kevin MacLeod (license) Arcane by Kevin MacLeod (license) Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod (license) To the Ends by Kevin MacLeod (license) Urban Gauntlet by Kevin MacLeod (license) Ascending the Vale by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Welcome back to the Outplay 2021 finals dramatic readings. Enjoy days 3 and 4 of Outplay as we rush to the climax! Dramatic Reading Link: Outplay Round 4 Music used in this episode: Machinations by Kevin MacLeod (license) Round Drums by Kevin MacLeod (license) Gathering Darkness by Kevin MacLeod (license) Final Count by Kevin MacLeod (license) Dreams Become Real by Kevin MacLeod (license) Neo Western by Kevin MacLeod (license) Crusade Heavy Industry by Kevin MacLeod (license) Indore by Kevin MacLeod (license) Midnight Tale by Kevin MacLeod (license) Controlled Chaos by Kevin MacLeod (license) Arcane by Kevin MacLeod (license) Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod (license) To the Ends by Kevin MacLeod (license) Urban Gauntlet by Kevin MacLeod (license) Ascending the Vale by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Welcome back to the Outplay 2021 finals dramatic readings. JustSomeGuy continues to read for ekidnu, and the tension ratchets up a notch. Day 2 Phase 2! Enjoy! Dramatic Reading Link: Outplay Round 4 Music used in this episode: Mountain Emperor by Kevin MacLeod (license) Stormfront by Kevin MacLeod (license) Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod (license) Danse Macabre - Isolated Harp by Kevin MacLeod (license) Movement Proposition by Kevin MacLeod (license) Full On by Kevin MacLeod (license) For Originz by Kevin MacLeod (license) Volatile Reaction by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Welcome back to the Outplay 2021 finals dramatic readings. JustSomeGuy continues to read for ekidnu, and the tension ratchets up a notch. Day 2 Phase 2! Enjoy! Dramatic Reading Link: Outplay Round 4 Music used in this episode: Mountain Emperor by Kevin MacLeod (license) Stormfront by Kevin MacLeod (license) Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod (license) Danse Macabre - Isolated Harp by Kevin MacLeod (license) Movement Proposition by Kevin MacLeod (license) Full On by Kevin MacLeod (license) For Originz by Kevin MacLeod (license) Volatile Reaction by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Welcome to a special series of dramatic readings covering the Outplay 2021 finals. Thank you to Wishkamon for the idea! The only person not reading their own posts is ekidnu due to a lack of time, so we have a wonderful sub in JustSomeGuy. Highly encourage you to check it out! Enjoy! Dramatic Reading Link: Outplay Round 4 Music used in this episode: Division by Kevin MacLeod (license) Trouble With Tribals by Kevin MacLeod (license) Prelude and Action by Kevin MacLeod (license) Rising Tide (faster) by Kevin MacLeod (license) Infados by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Welcome to a special series of dramatic readings covering the Outplay 2021 finals. Thank you to Wishkamon for the idea! The only person not reading their own posts is ekidnu due to a lack of time, so we have a wonderful sub in JustSomeGuy. Highly encourage you to check it out! Enjoy! Dramatic Reading Link: Outplay Round 4 Music used in this episode: Division by Kevin MacLeod (license) Trouble With Tribals by Kevin MacLeod (license) Prelude and Action by Kevin MacLeod (license) Rising Tide (faster) by Kevin MacLeod (license) Infados by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We are going into depth on our growing pains as players and stuff you can and probably should be doing to keep growing as a player. Never stop learning, always keep stealing! Music: Anamalie by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We are going into depth on our growing pains as players and stuff you can and probably should be doing to keep growing as a player. Never stop learning, always keep stealing! Music: Anamalie by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We finish our talk about making characters with talking about the people in their life and how it helps shape the story for you and the GM. For those listening to these episodes as they are released, apologies for the delay. Life just does not seem to want to let up, but hopefully we are back in the swing of things and can continue to make regular content for everyone. Music: Steel Rods by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We finish our talk about making characters with talking about the people in their life and how it helps shape the story for you and the GM. For those listening to these episodes as they are released, apologies for the delay. Life just does not seem to want to let up, but hopefully we are back in the swing of things and can continue to make regular content for everyone. Music: Steel Rods by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Baking the character into the story is a balancing act and we teach you how to walk that delicate tightrope, as well as a completely on topic discussion of how quantum leap is the perfect example of all our points. Music: Brittle Rille by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Baking the character into the story is a balancing act and we teach you how to walk that delicate tightrope, as well as a completely on topic discussion of how quantum leap is the perfect example of all our points. Music: Brittle Rille by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We tackle story things and mechanical things to think about when making a PC and how to balance it, as well as some common pitfalls to watch out for. "Adventure Assemble!" is kinda meaty totally because we have a lot to talk about and not because we are struggling to remember things, not at all! Music: Kings of Tara by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We tackle story things and mechanical things to think about when making a PC and how to balance it, as well as some common pitfalls to watch out for. "Adventure Assemble!" is kinda meaty totally because we have a lot to talk about and not because we are struggling to remember things, not at all! Music: Kings of Tara by Kevin MacLeod (license)

After yelling at our imaginary friend for entirely too long we get to some personal stories about how we go about making characters, how you can approach it, and some common pitfalls to watch out for. Welcome back to this totally clear guide on how to make characters! Music: Rocket by Kevin MacLeod (license)

After yelling at our imaginary friend for entirely too long we get to some personal stories about how we go about making characters, how you can approach it, and some common pitfalls to watch out for. Welcome back to this totally clear guide on how to make characters! Music: Rocket by Kevin MacLeod (license)

This episode wraps up our Writer's Block series with a special guest and an exploration of rpgcrossing.com's section for help on a different subject but still useful tool. HAPPY NEW YEAR! Music: Epic by Benjamin Tissot (also known as Bensound) (license)

This episode wraps up our Writer's Block series with a special guest and an exploration of rpgcrossing.com's section for help on a different subject but still useful tool. HAPPY NEW YEAR! Music: Epic by Benjamin Tissot (also known as Bensound) (license)

We tackle how to handle writer's block when making game posts in our need to comprehensively and exhaustively describe every aspect of RPGs and PbPs in the most minute detail possible! NOTHING TEDIOUS ABOUT THAT! Link: December 2020 RPG Crossing Membership and Charity Drive information Music: Piece for Disaffected Piano One by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We tackle how to handle writer's block when making game posts in our need to comprehensively and exhaustively describe every aspect of RPGs and PbPs in the most minute detail possible! NOTHING TEDIOUS ABOUT THAT! Link: December 2020 RPG Crossing Membership and Charity Drive information Music: Piece for Disaffected Piano One by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Someone didn't think this idea all the way through, but you still get almost an hour of high-quality content out of us! GO DONATE. Also, please be patient with me, I have been working a lot and not feeling great. Link: December 2020 RPG Crossing Membership and Charity Drive information Music: Melodie Victoria by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Someone didn't think this idea all the way through, but you still get almost an hour of high-quality content out of us! GO DONATE. Also, please be patient with me, I have been working a lot and not feeling great. Link: December 2020 RPG Crossing Membership and Charity Drive information Music: Melodie Victoria by Kevin MacLeod (license)

WRITER'S BLOCK is the topic this month, and boy did we have technical difficulties all MONTH! Hopefully, I manage to minimize their impact but please be forgiving, and be giving. The annual charity drive is happening RIGHT NOW, so if you can, donate. And if you would like a chance for a free year of CS leave us a review in itunes before the end of the drive! Link: December 2020 RPG Crossing Membership and Charity Drive information Music: Wretched Destroyer by Kevin MacLeod (license)

WRITER'S BLOCK is the topic this month, and boy did we have technical difficulties all MONTH! Hopefully, I manage to minimize their impact but please be forgiving, and be giving. The annual charity drive is happening RIGHT NOW, so if you can, donate. And if you would like a chance for a free year of CS leave us a review in itunes before the end of the drive! Link: December 2020 RPG Crossing Membership and Charity Drive information Music: Wretched Destroyer by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We talk about how to add campaigns and stories into the worldbuilding and some dos and don'ts of the process, as well as how to maintain narrative integrity. We never once get off-topic at all! Music: Twisted by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We talk about how to add campaigns and stories into the worldbuilding and some dos and don'ts of the process, as well as how to maintain narrative integrity. We never once get off-topic at all! Music: Twisted by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Another unusually on-topic discussion as we continue our exploration of worldbuilding. People are enjoying these surprisingly. Oh, and if you pay attention you will hear something in this episode that we repeat next month. Music: Supernatural by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Another unusually on-topic discussion as we continue our exploration of worldbuilding. People are enjoying these surprisingly. Oh, and if you pay attention you will hear something in this episode that we repeat next month. Music: Supernatural by Kevin MacLeod (license)

So this one is a bit harder to nail down as it's a little more ephemeral. But I think that, as always, it is a concise and definitive look at what to include in your considerations of worldbuilding, and how to attack the project without destroying yourself. Basically, how to succeed at worldbuilding without really trying.... Ok, for real done this time. Music: Tech Live by Kevin MacLeod (license)

So this one is a bit harder to nail down as it's a little more ephemeral. But I think that, as always, it is a concise and definitive look at what to include in your considerations of worldbuilding, and how to attack the project without destroying yourself. Basically, how to succeed at worldbuilding without really trying.... Ok, for real done this time. Music: Tech Live by Kevin MacLeod (license)

What is Worldbuilding? How do you go about it? Why would you do it? All that and more this week! Music: Five Card Shuffle by Kevin MacLeod (license)

What is Worldbuilding? How do you go about it? Why would you do it? All that and more this week! Music: Five Card Shuffle by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Joining us for the bonus sesh is the winner of the Shadowrun Outplay bracket, whom we will only call UF, and one of the Shadowrun Judges, Marshmallow. Their thoughts are excellent for anyone considering being part of it all next year! Enjoy! Music: Ambiment by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Joining us for the bonus sesh is the winner of the Shadowrun Outplay bracket, whom we will only call UF, and one of the Shadowrun Judges, Marshmallow. Their thoughts are excellent for anyone considering being part of it all next year! Enjoy! Music: Ambiment by Kevin MacLeod (license)

While this is the last formal episode of the month there will be a bonus one coming out later with a final set of interviews that would have been just a bit much for this episode. So listen to how Round 4 played out and then check back later this week for an interview with one of the winners and one of the judges! Music: White by Kevin MacLeod (license)

While this is the last formal episode of the month there will be a bonus one coming out later with a final set of interviews that would have been just a bit much for this episode. So listen to how Round 4 played out and then check back later this week for an interview with one of the winners and one of the judges! Music: White by Kevin MacLeod (license)

This is a meaty one about round three of Outplay and with special inclusion of one of the players eliminated in round three. We gently and with all due respect and care remind them of that over and over and ask them to think hard about why they failed. All kidding aside it's a fun one! Music: Evil Plan by Kevin MacLeod (license)

This is a meaty one about round three of Outplay and with special inclusion of one of the players eliminated in round three. We gently and with all due respect and care remind them of that over and over and ask them to think hard about why they failed. All kidding aside it's a fun one! Music: Evil Plan by Kevin MacLeod (license)

KingMonkey is surprisingly quiet in this one. I think he's like a child when the parents have a new baby, he just feels left out because he is no longer the center of attention. But we have a new and improved version in our guide through Outplay 2020. The legend himself: Bhelogan! We are continuing our look at this year's competition and even hear from one of the contestants. Spoiler Alert! We will hear from another next week, and one of the winners the final week! We even have a special judge interview planned for the last week so strap in, it's a wild ride! Music: Discovery Hit by Kevin MacLeod (license)

KingMonkey is surprisingly quiet in this one. I think he's like a child when the parents have a new baby, he just feels left out because he is no longer the center of attention. But we have a new and improved version in our guide through Outplay 2020. The legend himself: Bhelogan! We are continuing our look at this year's competition and even hear from one of the contestants. Spoiler Alert! We will hear from another next week, and one of the winners the final week! We even have a special judge interview planned for the last week so strap in, it's a wild ride! Music: Discovery Hit by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We cover the basics of the beginning of outplay 2020 with "special" guest Bhelogan. HE was a good sport and we hope he decides to stick around a bit more. Next week, look forward to actual players from outplay to weigh in. It was definitely planned to be next week and not this week and I just didn't get it done. I don't even know why you would ask that! Music: Pyro Flow by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We cover the basics of the beginning of outplay 2020 with "special" guest Bhelogan. HE was a good sport and we hope he decides to stick around a bit more. Next week, look forward to actual players from outplay to weigh in. It was definitely planned to be next week and not this week and I just didn't get it done. I don't even know why you would ask that! Music: Pyro Flow by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Surprisingly, we stay on topic for much of the episode. We touch on Serenity, Genesys, and the 200 word RPG contest. We also talk about the role of dice and their replacements, what makes telling the story feel right, and how it is a collaborative effort. And Scimmy finally goes too far.... Music: Farting Around by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Surprisingly, we stay on topic for much of the episode. We touch on Serenity, Genesys, and the 200 word RPG contest. We also talk about the role of dice and their replacements, what makes telling the story feel right, and how it is a collaborative effort. And Scimmy finally goes too far.... Music: Farting Around by Kevin MacLeod (license)

You have all been begging for it so we did it. We covered the system you have been clamoring for and give it its full and fair due. Come hear about this important up-and-coming d6-based RPG! Marshmallow's Outplay Shadowrun guide Imveros' Shadowrun info Music: BlockMan by Kevin MacLeod (license); Noise Attack by Kevin MacLeod (license)

You have all been begging for it so we did it. We covered the system you have been clamoring for and give it its full and fair due. Come hear about this important up-and-coming d6-based RPG! Marshmallow's Outplay Shadowrun guide Imveros' Shadowrun info Music: BlockMan by Kevin MacLeod (license); Noise Attack by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Using our base knowledge and doing little to no outside research we cover d10/d100 systems with our normal professionalism and laser focus. That is to say, we use the dice to talk about whatever we want and sprinkle in the occasional "this is also a dice thing." We talk skills percentages and World of Darkness and generally what sort of experience should a game provide. It's an extra long one so come join our return to podland! Music: Mountain Emperor by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Using our base knowledge and doing little to no outside research we cover d10/d100 systems with our normal professionalism and laser focus. That is to say, we use the dice to talk about whatever we want and sprinkle in the occasional "this is also a dice thing." We talk skills percentages and World of Darkness and generally what sort of experience should a game provide. It's an extra long one so come join our return to podland! Music: Mountain Emperor by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We begin the month with d20 and the D&D/Pathfinder systems. Our opinions may surprise you a bit. If you've been here before, you shouldn't be surprised at how distractable we are, but the overall theme is d20 and how it affects the viability of gameplay and narrative decisions. Come along for a pretty fun ride. Lastly, please contribute to our next recurring bit, Monster Mashness at the following link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040 Music: Killing Time by Kevin MacLeod (license)

We begin the month with d20 and the D&D/Pathfinder systems. Our opinions may surprise you a bit. If you've been here before, you shouldn't be surprised at how distractable we are, but the overall theme is d20 and how it affects the viability of gameplay and narrative decisions. Come along for a pretty fun ride. Lastly, please contribute to our next recurring bit, Monster Mashness at the following link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040 Music: Killing Time by Kevin MacLeod (license)

And now the end is here... so join us to talk about how to know when to step away from a game, and how to do so in a way best for you and your fellow players. You are the most important part of this equation, but doing things the "wrong" way will ultimately leave you hurting more and feeling like you can't return so come on this journey with us and learn some of our strategies! And don't forget to fill out our google form to contribute to our new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena! Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040 Music: Pump by Kevin MacLeod (license)

And now the end is here... so join us to talk about how to know when to step away from a game, and how to do so in a way best for you and your fellow players. You are the most important part of this equation, but doing things the "wrong" way will ultimately leave you hurting more and feeling like you can't return so come on this journey with us and learn some of our strategies! And don't forget to fill out our google form to contribute to our new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena! Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040 Music: Pump by Kevin MacLeod (license)

It's as easy as 1, 2, 3! We talk about how to handle combat posts, including some of the common pitfalls, and generally just ask you to think bigger than your moment when writing those posts. We also explore some site tools. So boom! And don't forget to fill out our Google form to contribute to the new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena! Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040

It's as easy as 1, 2, 3! We talk about how to handle combat posts, including some of the common pitfalls, and generally just ask you to think bigger than your moment when writing those posts. We also explore some site tools. So boom! And don't forget to fill out our Google form to contribute to the new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena! Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040

As promised we are covering roleplay today! No, not that one, this is a PG-13 site thank you very much and we RESPECT that! We talk about site conventions, how we have done things, and what is generally expected when you make an RP-type post. From content to formatting, we have all your needs covered this week! And don't forget to fill out our google form to contribute to our new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena! Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040 Music: Instrumentals - Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod (license) Lyrics - kingmonkey Production - Scimmy

As promised we are covering roleplay today! No, not that one, this is a PG-13 site thank you very much and we RESPECT that! We talk about site conventions, how we have done things, and what is generally expected when you make an RP-type post. From content to formatting, we have all your needs covered this week! And don't forget to fill out our google form to contribute to our new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena! Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?t=197040 Music: Instrumentals - Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod (license) Lyrics - kingmonkey Production - Scimmy

Continuing with our how-to PbP series, we tackle what to do once accepted into a game and how to get started on the right foot. We also do some ins and outs with formatting and being a good player and eventually discover who the big bad of the Adventure Assemble series is. It's kooky and only getting more so as we go so join us off the rails on this crazy train! (Positive I never made that joke yet and so you get it here!)

Continuing with our how-to PbP series, we tackle what to do once accepted into a game and how to get started on the right foot. We also do some ins and outs with formatting and being a good player and eventually discover who the big bad of the Adventure Assemble series is. It's kooky and only getting more so as we go so join us off the rails on this crazy train! (Positive I never made that joke yet and so you get it here!)

We continue for another almost solid hour and it only gets better from here, not sure if I mean us or the movie or the degradation of our mental state but whatever. Enjoy another hour then participate in our Monster Mashness poll!

We continue for another almost solid hour and it only gets better from here, not sure if I mean us or the movie or the degradation of our mental state but whatever. Enjoy another hour then participate in our Monster Mashness poll!

This movie... is an experience. There are good movies, there are bad movies, there are movies so bad they are good... this is none of those. This movie isn't sure what it wanted to be and the actors weren't sure what was wanted of them and so you have a wild and crazy ride of so much insanity. Thankfully you have your buddies Scimmy and kingmonkey to go through it all with you and we discover the hidden truth behind the movie!

This movie... is an experience. There are good movies, there are bad movies, there are movies so bad they are good... this is none of those. This movie isn't sure what it wanted to be and the actors weren't sure what was wanted of them and so you have a wild and crazy ride of so much insanity. Thankfully you have your buddies Scimmy and kingmonkey to go through it all with you and we discover the hidden truth behind the movie!

It's the fourth Monday of the month and we are all sunshine once more. We discover our warm and comfortable blanket answer that has almost turned into the easy button of the podcast and explore some options you can use when tackling these issues and maybe some ways to prevent them. We also take listener feedback to heart and generally treat things with the professionalism and respect you have come to expect from this podcast!

It's the fourth Monday of the month and we are all sunshine once more. We discover our warm and comfortable blanket answer that has almost turned into the easy button of the podcast and explore some options you can use when tackling these issues and maybe some ways to prevent them. We also take listener feedback to heart and generally treat things with the professionalism and respect you have come to expect from this podcast!

Today we tackle some of the hardest things in gaming, especially in play-by-post gaming: writer's block and group friction. As always, our answers are definitive and leave nothing to the imagination. This also might be one of the funniest episodes we have done yet, so come along for the ride and don't forget to fill out our google form to contribute to our new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena!

Today we tackle some of the hardest things in gaming, especially in play-by-post gaming: writer's block and group friction. As always, our answers are definitive and leave nothing to the imagination. This also might be one of the funniest episodes we have done yet, so come along for the ride and don't forget to fill out our google form to contribute to our new segment coming in the fall! Please don't make me do it all or it will be boring! Bring your favorite monsters to the Arena!

We continue talking about getting a game and move on to possibly the hardest part, the one that involves other people. But don't worry! You, too, can have success, if you just follow our easy steps clearly outlined in this episode with no fluff or extraneous content at all. Come with me, and you'll see: we got it all figured out! Check out our ten easy steps to making a game ad! Number seven might surprise you!

We continue talking about getting a game and move on to possibly the hardest part, the one that involves other people. But don't worry! You, too, can have success, if you just follow our easy steps clearly outlined in this episode with no fluff or extraneous content at all. Come with me, and you'll see: we got it all figured out! Check out our ten easy steps to making a game ad! Number seven might surprise you!

Today we begin our series on running a game at RPG Crossing. We start at the before time, coming up with the idea and preparing for implementation. We focus a little more on play-by-post specifics, as running a game for forum posting requires very specific planning and thought, though many of the big picture concepts remain similar. Also, sorry for the audio weirdness, somehow KM's audio came through on my channel for this one but I believe we caught it before the next one was recorded. Lastly, you can contribute to our next recurring bit! Head on over to the general discussion thread to check it out now!

Today we begin our series on running a game at RPG Crossing. We start at the before time, coming up with the idea and preparing for implementation. We focus a little more on play-by-post specifics, as running a game for forum posting requires very specific planning and thought, though many of the big picture concepts remain similar. Also, sorry for the audio weirdness, somehow KM's audio came through on my channel for this one but I believe we caught it before the next one was recorded. Lastly, you can contribute to our next recurring bit! Head on over to the general discussion thread to check it out now!

We wrap up this month with the hardest thing for people to handle: rejection. Now, please keep in mind we are only covering rejection as it applies to play-by-post, so seek other help for anything outside that niche, but within in it, you have the two greatest minds who ever set out to revive a podcast hosted on RPG Crossing to give you definitive and unambiguous answers. Come find out some of the common things that can mess you up, and learn ultimately that you are powerless! Links: Music: Sad Piano Music by Ross Bugden (license)

We wrap up this month with the hardest thing for people to handle: rejection. Now, please keep in mind we are only covering rejection as it applies to play-by-post, so seek other help for anything outside that niche, but within in it, you have the two greatest minds who ever set out to revive a podcast hosted on RPG Crossing to give you definitive and unambiguous answers. Come find out some of the common things that can mess you up, and learn ultimately that you are powerless! Links: Music: Sad Piano Music by Ross Bugden (license)

Application making is a huuuuuuuuuge topic and I for sure did not plan to cover it all in this little aside. Nope, not at all! Instead, we are touching on it and some of the main points because it was requested. We could spend an entire month at least talking about game applications and maybe we will. You won't know unless you stay tuned for more to come! And also make your voice heard on Discord or in the general discussion thread. Links: Dramatic Reading Music: Unwritten Return by Kevin MacLeod (license) Music: Neon Drive from Tabletop Audio (license)

Application making is a huuuuuuuuuge topic and I for sure did not plan to cover it all in this little aside. Nope, not at all! Instead, we are touching on it and some of the main points because it was requested. We could spend an entire month at least talking about game applications and maybe we will. You won't know unless you stay tuned for more to come! And also make your voice heard on Discord or in the general discussion thread. Links: Dramatic Reading Music: Unwritten Return by Kevin MacLeod (license) Music: Neon Drive from Tabletop Audio (license)

Last week, we talked about things to look for when finding the game for you. So, naturally, now that the perfect game is found, we have to teach you how to come up with a character to maximize your chances of getting in. Note that this is distinct from making an App which we will talk about next week. Ultimately, we for sure give exacting and detailed answers to all of you and leave absolutely no ambiguity or room for error in our findings. Also, the dramatic reading has been moved to next week because SOMEbody didn't get their work done on time.

Last week, we talked about things to look for when finding the game for you. So, naturally, now that the perfect game is found, we have to teach you how to come up with a character to maximize your chances of getting in. Note that this is distinct from making an App which we will talk about next week. Ultimately, we for sure give exacting and detailed answers to all of you and leave absolutely no ambiguity or room for error in our findings. Also, the dramatic reading has been moved to next week because SOMEbody didn’t get their work done on time.

We are starting with the very beginning: how to find the right game. Ultimately, there is no single right answer for everyone but we discuss our process and some of the core things to consider. Expect some real breakdowns in future episodes in May as we look at making a character, writing an app, and dealing with failure.

We are starting with the very beginning: how to find the right game. Ultimately, there is no single right answer for everyone but we discuss our process and some of the core things to consider. Expect some real breakdowns in future episodes in May as we look at making a character, writing an app, and dealing with failure.

And now, the end is near. Which is appropriate because we talk about the ultimate in “My Way” gaming as we cover being a GM in play by post and on the site. We cover such topics as things to consider about running a game, what tools are available, and some of the barriers you might run into. It's a very fun episode if I do say so myself, and I do, plus you have to listen to hear how the story of Miro and Edric ends. Join us next month as we dive a little deeper into the process for joining a game. Next month, we will explore some Gamemastery topics by wildly popular demand! Don't touch that dial! Don't do it! You! Yes you! I see that!

And now, the end is near. Which is appropriate because we talk about the ultimate in “My Way” gaming as we cover being a GM in play by post and on the site. We cover such topics as things to consider about running a game, what tools are available, and some of the barriers you might run into. It’s a very fun episode if I do say so myself, and I do, plus you have to listen to hear how the story of Miro and Edric ends. Join us next month as we dive a little deeper into the process for joining a game. Next month, we will explore some Gamemastery topics by wildly popular demand! Don’t touch that dial! Don’t do it! You! Yes you! I see that!

Scimmy and the Simian are back with more earth-shattering insights about play by post. Truly, if you aren't listening to this podcast, why are you even reading this? But by listening to this episode you will learn everything you need to know about combat in play by post. This is the definitive only way! Unless you prefer some other way, then whatever. Actually, this it just an overview of what two nerds think about combat. Come for the laughs, and judge us only by that cause what are we even doing Princess Caroline? Also, kingmonkey has kids and you might hear them. Second Chance Theater Game: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/forumdisplay.php?f=8377 Music used in this episode: Half Mystery by Kevin MacLeod (license)

Scimmy and the Simian are back with more earth-shattering insights about play by post. Truly, if you aren't listening to this podcast, why are you even reading this? But by listening to this episode you will learn everything you need to know about combat in play by post. This is the definitive only way! Unless you prefer some other way, then whatever. Actually, this it just an overview of what two nerds think about combat. Come for the laughs, and judge us only by that cause what are we even doing Princess Caroline? Also, kingmonkey has kids and you might hear them. Second Chance Theater Game: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/forumdisplay.php?f=8377 Music used in this episode: Half Mystery by Kevin MacLeod (license)

In the second episode of the new RPGX Radio we continue to get back to basics. We talk about what we look for in games, how to find a game that works for you, the most excellent tool available on RPG Crossing, and take credit for other people's work. We continue to assemble the adventure from the last episode as well as introduce our first Dramatic Reading Corner. Please excuse the audio anomalies as we were both remote recording for the first time. Stick around, things will only get better. Also, kingmonkey has kids and you might hear them. Dramatic Reading Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?p=6380516#post6380516 Music used in this episode: Relaxing Piano Improvisation by Alexander Nakarada (license) Countdown by Alexander Nakarada (license) The Great Battle by Alexander Nakarada (license) Heart of the Beast by Kevin MacLeod (license) March of the Mind by Kevin MacLeod (license)

In the first episode of the new RPGX Radio we start at the very beginning and all discover some new stuff. Play by Post is such a different monster from table play and kingmonkey and Scimmy wanted to get us all on the same page as we explore all the facets of this hobby we have chosen. We start with a broad overview and lay out some of the things to come. We introduce our first recurring bit in the form of a randomly assembled adventure and in general just goof off and have fun talking about the hobby and the wonderful site we get to do it on. Please excuse the audio anomalies as we were both remote recording for the first time, stick around, things will only get better. Also, kingmonkey has kids and you might hear them.

In the second episode of the new RPGX Radio we continue to get back to basics. We talk about what we look for in games, how to find a game that works for you, the most excellent tool available on RPG Crossing, and take credit for other people's work. We continue to assemble the adventure from the last episode as well as introduce our first Dramatic Reading Corner. Please excuse the audio anomalies as we were both remote recording for the first time. Stick around, things will only get better. Also, kingmonkey has kids and you might hear them. Dramatic Reading Link: https://www.rpgcrossing.com/showthread.php?p=6380516#post6380516 Music used in this episode: Relaxing Piano Improvisation by Alexander Nakarada (license) Countdown by Alexander Nakarada (license) The Great Battle by Alexander Nakarada (license) Heart of the Beast by Kevin MacLeod (license) March of the Mind by Kevin MacLeod (license)

In the first episode of the new RPGX Radio we start at the very beginning and all discover some new stuff. Play by Post is such a different monster from table play and kingmonkey and Scimmy wanted to get us all on the same page as we explore all the facets of this hobby we have chosen. We start with a broad overview and lay out some of the things to come. We introduce our first recurring bit in the form of a randomly assembled adventure and in general just goof off and have fun talking about the hobby and the wonderful site we get to do it on. Please excuse the audio anomalies as we were both remote recording for the first time, stick around, things will only get better. Also, kingmonkey has kids and you might hear them.