Podcasts about rulebooks

In this episode of the Game Schooler podcast, the Doug & Michael discuss their new setup, share a Small World story, talk about instant turnoffs in gaming, and revisit their Game of the Week, Marvel United. They discuss the game's mechanics, art, affordability, and replayability. They also provide insights into the game's educational value and its ability to promote skills such as selflessness, problem-solving, and communication. The hosts share their personal preferences and discuss the importance of knowing what turns them off in a game. The hosts discuss various aspects of board games, including inappropriate content in family-friendly games, issues with one versus many games, considerations for game length and complexity, challenges of solo gaming, post-game frustrations, the importance of aesthetics and artwork, and the role of rulebooks in game enjoyment. They also share their top five games that could benefit from new artwork. 00:00 Introduction 01:13 New setup and plans 02:07 Small World story 03:05 Turnoffs in gaming 08:17 Game of the Week: Marvel United 17:44 Review of Marvel United 43:31 School of Gaming: Instant Turnoffs 50:09 Inappropriate Content in Family-Friendly Games 52:06 Issues with One Versus Many Games 54:31 Considerations for Game Length and Complexity 58:45 Challenges of Solo Gaming 01:00:13 Post-Game Frustrations 01:01:13 Importance of Aesthetics and Artwork 01:02:39 The Role of Rulebooks in Game Enjoyment 01:04:44 High Five: Games That Need New Artwork

Welcome to the first episode! Today we are focusing on rulebooks, the different reading material out there, where to find them, how we interpret them and how we use them, as well as World Building   Intro/Outro Music - "Poppy's Ride" by Alex Atlas

In today's episode of Champion Your Life, we are going to further discuss a concept introduced in our last episode called “Relationship Rulebooks.” We can think of them as an instruction guide on how we want other people in our lives to behave. However, when we make these rules, they often backfire, and relationships suffer. In this episode, we take a deeper look at how we suffer when we hang onto these rulebooks, often times for years and years. But don't worry, we also cover direct and actionable steps to letting these go and moving on with our lives. A little bit about Leighanne Champion:Leighanne is a top-tier Life Coach, accredited by the Life Coach School, Ipec Coaching in NYC, and the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in NYC.  A master practitioner of energy leadership and ELI assessment, she specializes in Transitional Life Coaching for adults and students.  Her goal is to empower clients to take control of their minds and suffer less.Champion Your Life is a coaching platform dedicated to empowering individuals to live with purpose and joy.  Specifically, I focus on women seeking reinvention, 1:1 Coaching, Newlyweds striving for fulfilling relationships, and Life Skills/Emotional Intelligence for students.  Workshops , Retreats, and Online Courses available at ChampionYourLife.comMusic Provided by t.a. champion

In today's episode of Champion Your Life, we are going to discuss a concept called “Relationship Rulebooks,” which can be described ​​as an instruction guide for someone in our lives that defines how we would like them to behave. However, when we make these for other people, these rulebooks often backfire, and relationships suffer…and then we are left wondering why everyone in our lives doesn't cooperate. So today's episode will explore the best ways to navigate these rulebooks so that your relationships flourish. A little bit about Leighanne Champion:Leighanne is a top-tier Life Coach, accredited by the Life Coach School, Ipec Coaching in NYC, and the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in NYC.  A master practitioner of energy leadership and ELI assessment, she specializes in Transitional Life Coaching for adults and students.  Her goal is to empower clients to take control of their minds and suffer less.Champion Your Life is a coaching platform dedicated to empowering individuals to live with purpose and joy.  Specifically, I focus on women seeking reinvention, 1:1 Coaching, Newlyweds striving for fulfilling relationships, and Life Skills/Emotional Intelligence for students.  Workshops , Retreats, and Online Courses available at ChampionYourLife.comMusic Provided by t.a. champion

What your Rulebooks Say About You INTRODUCTIONS RULEBOOKS ARE … COOL? - Roundtable vote: - intense pre-read - Read as you attempt to play - Watch YouTube - Have someone teach you - Dial 1-800-Rules-Lawyer - do you enjoy Rulebooks as a genre? - Any special Rulebooks of note? - KEVIN: Mage Knight is particularly loathed, even though it's all in there - KEVIN: Frostpunk is a rulesbook work of art - DANIEL: Twilight Imperium 4 (steal from Kevin!), Gloomhaven - Jaws of the Lion - Do you have “house rules” to certain games or alter the rules based on who is playing? Why? Do you feel this takes away from the work of the designer? - DANIEL: Telestrations TEACHING A GAME * How do you prefer to teach a game? * Share everything up front? * Unravel the rules as you play? * Do you find parallels between how you teach or learn games and how you teach and learn in your ministry? * DANIEL: Pastor Jewell has the great analogy about how rules in service to the game, and not the other way around. She uses baseball as an analogy. * Are there any rules that just don't click for you? Any games you've given up on because of the rules? Why? * DANIEL: Games where rules change every round. * When you're hosting a game night at your faith community, are there rules you're willing to bend, or rules that you choose to avoid? * What is your favorite game or type of rules to teach? * DANIEL: Worker placement Scenario: you're 90 minutes into a complex solo game with clear win conditions. You choose to push your luck and draw a card. You accidentally pick up two. The first card absolutely kills your chance of success; the second is much friendlier. Do you discard the first and go with the friendlier card? Does that make you a horrible person? Asking for a friend. CALL TO ACTION: - Subscribe to our newsletter (https://buttondown.email/BoardGameFaith) - Support us on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/boardgamefaith/) - interact with us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/boardgamefaith/) - Discord us Discord (https://discord.gg/MRqDXEJZ) Chat with us on Wavelength (iOS and MacOS and iPadOS only) (https://wavelength.app/invite/AGSmNhIYS5B#ABhy7aXOO04TO6HTS4lelw--)

Transcripts are available at diceexploder.substack.comThis week, Sam talks with Pam Punzalan about Devil's Bargains, one part of the dice pool mechanic from John Harper's game Blades in the Dark. Some topics discussed include:* Rulebooks as guidelines and play philosophy more than proper rules* DBs as a safety tool* Generic DBs* Do DBs slow down the game? Is that good or bad?* Retconning in RPGs (it's good)* Putting DBs into any old game* Our favorite DBsGames mentioned:* Blades in the Dark* Navathem's End* The Exiles* Belonging Outside Belonging games such as Dream Askew // Dream ApartYou can find Pam on Twitter, dice.camp, and itch.io at TheDoveTailor. You can find their newsletter at thedovetailor.substack.com. Her website is thedovetailor.carrd.co.You can find Sam @sdunnewold on Twitter, dice.camp, and itch.ioYou can find Blades in the Dark at bladesinthedark.com.The Dice Exploder logo is by sporgory, and the theme song is Sunset Bridge by Purely Grey.Join the Dice Exploder Discord to talk about the show! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit diceexploder.substack.com

WOW Superheroes Description: It's a Double dose of the WOW Superheroes Aftershow! Two episodes, Double the fun! In the first episode, Chainsaw with Angelica Dante faced off against Keta Rush and GI Jane & The Disciplinarian got a rematch with The Mother Truckers, Holly Swag & Big Rig Betty! The second episode of WOW had a stellar main event between Leia Makoa and the WOW World Champion Penelope Pink! Get into it with WWT hosts Stephanie Hardy (@QueenStephHardy), Katrina Blake (@InKatW3Trust) and Emily Mae Heller (@emilymaeheller) on the WOW Superheroes Aftershow! Hosts: https://twitter.com/InKatW3Trusthttps://twitter.com/QueenStephHardyhttps://twitter.com/emilymaeheller HELPFUL LINKS: Website - [https://wwtalkpod.com] DONATE: [https://cash.app/$WWTalkPod/] [https://ko-fi.com/wwtalk] LISTEN: Apple Podcasts: [https://apple.co/3hIUnlx] Spotify: [https://spoti.fi/32CGbGL] LIKE AND FOLLOW: Follow us on Twitter - [https://twitter.com/wwtalkpod] Like us on Facebook - [https://www.facebook.com/wwtalkpod] Follow us on Instagram - [http://instagram.com/wwtalkpod] Check Out Our Merch: https://forurwear.com/womens-wrestling-talk/ ABOUT WOMEN'S WRESTLING TALK : The #1 Women's Wrestling Show on the Planet, showcases news and interviews with top female wrestlers and professionals throughout the industry. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for use & for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womens-wrestling-talk/message

Welcome back to The NecroMacho Entertainment Podcast! In today's episode, we discuss hobby tools every hobbyist can benefit from, be it beginners to advanced hobbyists. We also talk about getting started with Necromunda books and the route of collecting them if you want to go from a player to an arbitrator. That pesky Axle Jones makes his contractual interruption as always. It's a packed show, so come on and dive in. Links to the products we discussed in today's episode can be found at the bottom of the show notes. Introduction: 00:00 - 02:25 Hobby Tools Discussion: 02:37 - 36:38 Axle Jones Interruption: 36:38 - 38:43 Necromunda Book Collecting: 38:43 - 54:12 Outro: 54:12 - 55:05 You can follow the show on Instagram @necromachoentertainement You can also follow Richard's painting endeavors on Instagram @lessgrayminis If you would like to contact the show, please email us at Necromachoentertainment@gmail.com Spray paint can handle https://tinyurl.com/bdz9v543 Faller plastic expert glue https://tinyurl.com/bdfas8nm Scale 75 Artist paints https://tinyurl.com/3rwx5a5e Japanese pull saw https://tinyurl.com/33ke22cv Xacto razor saw https://tinyurl.com/nhbn6r4c Heat gun https://tinyurl.com/mv9cackr Scalpel blades https://tinyurl.com/2ch64f64 Vallejo metal color https://tinyurl.com/29tcphbe Badger Air-Brush https://tinyurl.com/3k5exac4 Redgrass wet palette https://tinyurl.com/yma2uyks Make your own wet palette https://tinyurl.com/384844a9 Kanban flow app https://tinyurl.com/2dvuk63u

Comedians John Roy and Andrew DeWitt send up their favorite table top game, Age of Sigmar! On this episode the boys talk about the new Gloomspite Gitz Battletome, the pain of buying new rules in general, GW art books and Andrew recounts his last game of One Page Rules, Grim Dark Future. music by the amazing @fluxpavilion! On Twitter and the globe!

Join Ryan and Patrick for episode 3 of Trick Talkers: Tea Time - shorter length episodes where they talk about different topics within the trick-taking, climbing, and shedding world! In this episode, they discuss how to translate Japanese rulebooks, pasteups, and game titles. Contact us: Email - tricktalkers@gmail.com Twitter - @tricktalkers Topics discussed during the episode: (00:42) - Translating Japanese Rulebooks and Pasteups Links from the episode: Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=79588956 Translation Services Google Lens Yandex translate.com DeepL jisho.org Websites to find Japanese game titles BGG Gamemarket Bodoge Keeping JPHipsters in the loop - JPgames new to BGG

In this episode... Adam and Kellye continue the Gatecrasher series with a discussion about how to learn a new game. They'll talk about the different methods and resources available to help, and what to do if you get the rules wrong. Find us online:Twitter: @varianthexInstagram: @varianthexTwitch: @varianthex (we might start streaming games soon)Website: varianthex.comEmail: podcast@varianthex.com Additional Info:Our theme music is "Shimmer" by Mr. Smith, obtained via the Free Music Archive. "Shimmer" was made available under a public domain license. If you enjoy our theme music, please leave the artist a tip!

Connor and Damon talk everything from the weekend with an emphasis on Kyle Larson being eliminated, Christopher Bell's win, Buddy Kofoid, and all of the dirt action from the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Logic-deduction board game Turing Machine challenges players to figure out a secret code using innovative punch-card verifiers that layer atop each other to "magically" reveal clues. How does it work?! We had to know, so we asked our guests from publisher Scorpion Masqué and Hachette Games to sit there and explain it to us. Oh, we also talk artwork and rulebooks, too. Topics on this episode: Christina (host): How Turing Machine was made (14:43) Matthew (guest): What makes for good or bad rulebooks? (34:51) Danni (guest): How does artwork influence gameplay? (50:12)

This week, we're looking at the very best rulebooks in the business and how they help make their games better. ===================This week's episode is sponsored by Zencastr.Go to zencastr.com/pricing and use my code “bga”. You'll get 30 percent off your first three months of Zencastr professional.I want you to have the same easy experiences I do for all my podcasting and content needs. It's time to share your story!===================First up is our question of the week: What's your worst rulebook and why? Acquisition Disorders: Star Wars The Clone Wars: Board Game, Dungeon Brah At the Table Reviews: Twilight Inscription, My Father's Work, Tyrants of the Underdark: Board GameIf you haven't yet, be sure to connect with us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/boardgamersanonymous), Twitter (http://twitter.com/bgapodcast), and our website (www.www.boardgamersanonymous.com). You can support the show as well by donating on Patreon (www.patreon.com/bga) or using our Amazon affiliate link.

This week, we're looking at the worst of the worst in rulebooks for board games that were made worse (or at least harder to read) because of their poor instructions. First up is our question of the week: Alright, folks. Enough of the terrible rulebooks (episode pending, I promise!); what are the very BEST rulebooks you've ever encountered. Rodney Smith videos don't count. Acquisition Disorders: Crossing Oceans, Rivet Wars: Reloaded At the Table Reviews: Founders of Teotihuacan, Messina 1347If you haven't yet, be sure to connect with us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/boardgamersanonymous), Twitter (http://twitter.com/bgapodcast), and our website (www.www.boardgamersanonymous.com). You can support the show as well by donating on Patreon (www.patreon.com/bga) or using our Amazon affiliate link.NOTE: Founders of Teotihuacan was provided as a review copy by Board and Dice

Within Climate Action Reserve's program, protocols are like rulebooks. They provide detailed guidance for how offset projects must be developed and how emissions reductions are counted. In this ‘Covering Your Basics' episode, join Business Development Manager Lauren Wilson as she reviews what's outlined in a protocol, how protocols are used in the Reserve's programming, as well as the protocol development process that is critical to ensuring the program's integrity.

What makes a good rule book?On today's episode we'll answer the question: “What makes a good rule book?” Rulebooks are one of the first things that players turn to after they've decided to play your game.  Players turn to this as the guide; the rules; and the structure that will shape their experience. Often designers think about rulebooks at the very end of their design process. However, the ability to write clear, concise, and actionable rules is more challenging that you may think.If you liked this episode please consider commenting, sharing, and subscribing.Subscribing is absolutely free and ensures that you'll get the next episode of Experience Points delivered directly to you.I'd also love it if you took some time to rate the show!I live to lift others with learning.  So, if you found this episode useful, consider sharing it with someone who could benefit.Also make sure to visit University XP online at www.universityxp.comUniversity XP is also on Twitter @University_XP and on Facebook and LinkedIn as University XPAlso, feel free to email me anytime at dave@universityxp.comGame on!Get the full transcript and references for this episode here: https://www.universityxp.com/podcast/64Support the show

The Broken Meeple Show - Episode 52 - Can Bad Rulebooks Kill A Game? OK, I'm going to do this episode with noisy neighbours and a splitting headache :P But I think it went well! First I report on how the summer is affecting the channel and how publishers are disconnecting from me for the honest review format. I therefore make a plea to any fans to contribute to the Patreon even for just $1 a month because that's what keeps the channel going. A few new games have been announced and whether it's a odd re-do, a god awful cover, or the prospect of saving a 2 player game from dusting off on my shelf, they need to be talked about! I then take a game I never did a review on from my shelf and talk about it - this week it's the classic Diamonds from Stronghold Games. Then for a quick discussion topic - can rulebooks ever put you off a game from the get-go? Even if you like the other parts of the game, will a bad or fiddly or complex rulebook put you off your enjoyment? 00:00 - Introduction, Unfollows Affecting Me, Patreon Plea 16:00 - News 24:49 - Off The Shelf Review - DIAMONDS 34:09 - Can Bad Rulebooks Kill A Game?

In this episode, host Kevin Weber discusses rule changes and points of emphasis for NCAA and NFHS baseball. Also, Kevin answers listener emails from Scott Ordway, Robert Fobian, and David Emerling. Dig into those rulebooks because the testing season is upon us! Kevin has been umpiring since his high school days, however, he's been working consistently in amateur baseball since 2006. His story is the tale of what umpire camps and perseverance can accomplish. Kevin demonstrates that the umpire camp route is an alternative to the professional umpire school path. His road to success has been through self-study, camps, and clinics, most notably Bruce Doane's camps. Kevin has attended the Doane February camp, 2-man advanced camp, and 3-man camp on multiple occasions. He also attended the CBUA 4-Man Invitation Clinic. Kevin has worked high school (MHSAA), JUCO (MCCAA), NAIA (WHAC/Crossroads), and NCAA Division I (MAC), II (GLIAC), and III (MIAA) contests. He's also scheduled to work Big Ten Conference and Horizon League non-con games in 2022. He also recently worked his first postseason collegiate games. Additionally, Kevin has twice worked the MHSAA State Finals (2015 & 2019). He is always trying to hone his umpire skills to continue moving up the umpiring ladder. Recently, Kevin took on an assignor role, assigning MHSAA games for the West Michigan Umpire Association and tournament and travel team games for the Grand Rapids Umpire Alliance. He is happily married, has one daughter, and teaches high school Social Studies and English in Grand Rapids, Michigan. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thehammer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehammer/support

Ah, rulebooks. Don't you just love sitting down with a cup of hot beverage and an arcane manual written by what you assume is a “game wizard” and spend four hours of your day trying to understand what exactly phrases like “spend your faucet token to activate the hyrdraulics action space” actually mean, to only inevitably give up and desperately search YouTube for a Watch it Played video? Well, this episode of the No Pun Included podcast is delivered to you by this exact feeling. Not all games in today's episode have bad rulebooks - but the ones that do excel at it. Timestamps: Sheepy Time - ( 04:00 ) Beast - ( 18:21 ) The Great Wall - ( 40:19 ) For more of the No Pun Included podcast visit https://nopunincluded.com/podcast where you can leave a comment if you'd like to discuss any of the games featured in this episode, or any terrible rulebooks you've encountered in your life.

This is the audio taken from the September '21 Questions & Answers Vlog which can be found here: https://youtu.be/DtIuCIe_xHY This podcast was created due to the help of the numerous Patreon supporters of the channel. If you appreciate the option of listening to my vlogs in podcast form, please consider directly supporting their creation by going to Patreon.com/JonGetsGames. Episode Timestamps: Get a JGG t-shirt: jongetsgames.com/merch Directly support the channel: jongetsgames.com/support Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JonGetsGames Subscribe to my GeekList: http://bit.ly/JGG-Geeklist Like my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/JonGetsGames

Shouldn't everyone (all the people) use common sense? Shouldn't they be... picking up the dirty sockstreating their employees betterstarting the dishwasherrefrain from cheatingbe better team playerslove you in the way you want to be lovedwear their maskgiving you a raise for all your hard work ? You think it's a no brainer. But, they aren't doing what YOU think they should be doing. And, that brings up all the feelings...at least for you. This episode is an edited version of a live Facebook session I had a view months ago on the topic of all of these "shoulds" that we have for all the people in our lives. The shoulds are massive rulebooks. And, there is a slight problem. These rulebooks are VIRTUAL! Existing only in our minds. But, everyone around us should be following them...according to us. Without realizing it, we are involved in daily thought processes that keep us very busy monitoring the hallways of the world and acting as thought police (a nod to George Orwell) to those closest to us. It can bring on all kinds of emotions, especially when we expect others to make us feel better...which they can't ever do. And, it can be a way that we subtly attempt to manipulate and control others. It's worth noticing these patterns in ourselves, if only to take charge of our own emotional well-being. This is a topic I want to keep exploring with you. #moveyourdesk #thoughtpolice #virtualrulebooks #manuals #handbooks #controlling #manipulating

On this episode of Kentucky Fried Wargaming the boys try to help make sense of the ocean of books that GW releases for their games. What's a Psychic Awakening? Do you need to care about War Zones? And do you really need to break out your wallet for Broken Realms? Grab a drink, kick back, and relax as the Kentucky friend boys break it all down for you. Want to weigh in on which books you think people should get? Let us know below or reach out to us on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kentuckyfriedwargaming Twitter: https://twitter.com/FriedWargaming

This is the audio taken from the May 2021 Update Vlog which can be found here: https://youtu.be/hvmNxMj8vMk This podcast was created due to the help of the numerous Patreon supporters of the channel. If you appreciate the option of listening to my vlogs in podcast form, please consider directly supporting their creation by going to Patreon.com/JonGetsGames. Episode Timestamps: Patreon Update - 0:58 Live Top 10 discussion - 1:23 Rulebooks - 3:48 Personal update - 6:59 Shifting Shelf - 9:46 Upcoming Video Schedule - 17:56 Get a JGG t-shirt: jongetsgames.com/merch Directly support the channel: jongetsgames.com/support Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JonGetsGames Subscribe to my GeekList: http://bit.ly/JGG-Geeklist Like my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/JonGetsGames

In this rambling podcast ostensibly about the release of issue 54 we talk about counterfeit games, tricky rulebooks and learning games, detective games (solo, group and for kids!).PLUS: Flesh & Blood, The Adventures of Robin Hood, The Bloody Inn, Tainted Grail, Pokemon Battle Academy, Bloodborne: The Board Game, Chronicles of Crime, Detective: City of Angels, Detective: A Modern Crime Game, Detective Charlie.Our music is Cloud Meetings by Body In The Thames, which you can find here: https://bodyinthethames.bandcamp.com/album/cloud-meetingsLike this? Subscribe to the magazine: https://www.tabletopgaming.co.uk/Store/Subscriptions

SHOW NOTES: •••[00:10:20] Games Q&A►►► Best RTT platform? Changing game ratings? Filming continuity? R&R with old games? FAQ update? Big boxes? Legacy vs campaign definition? Gloomhaven vs Primal? Depth in dungeon crawls? Spirit Island: Jagged Earth? Vindication rating? Designing within constraints? Golden age of gaming? Tinner's Trail? Top10 GOTY updates unfair? Elder Sign vs X-men? Tricon 2021? Is repetitive bad? Changing camera angles? Game enjoyment post RRT retirement? Rulebooks pronouns? Engine building category on BGG? Campaign vs legacy coverage? Handshakes vs copyright? Grain of salt? KS campaign runners managing audience? 18xx? Shortening Faiyum? Fave designer working on different? Narrative in boardgames? •••[01:57:33] Personal Q&A►►► Sacrifices for UBI? Social media bans? New Mulan film? Watching 3x speed video? X-Men comics? Did we imagine RRT would get this big? Other bg review channels when we started? Reading suggestion! Effective persuasion? Changing perspective story. Cryptocurrency? Violence in the MCU? Upcoming MCU lineup? Wandavision? Reckoners novels? Not all republicans! Intensions vs outcomes? How's my mom? Covid effect on her if we hadn't come back? Let's see Jen's knitting! Carebear kids gaming? Foodi tips? Sleeping tips? Income post RRT retirement? Jen's words of wisdom? •••Help Rahdo run @ https://patreon.com/rahdo •••Send your questions to questions@rahdo.com

Michael Walker of So Very Wrong About Games joins the Hungry Gamer to discuss Court of Miracles, a whole bunch of KS, and Bad Rulebooks Check out the videocast version here. Check out So Very Wrong About Games on Youtube, and the podcast here.

Welcome to season 3! It's the exciting conclusion to our playthrough of Runaway Hirelings! Will our heroes succeed in making a palatable fruitcake? What other challenges await in Santa's Compound? And can they survive a battle with Santa himself? Tune in!(This episode contains adult language and content and as such may not be suitable for a younger audience. Listener discretion is advised.)Enjoy the show? Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to Rulebooks Anonymous on social media. Have a question or comment about the show? Email us at rulebooksanonymousnv@yahoo.com

The squad is back (sort of)! From quarantine, the guys talk about to recently released 2021 season structure, rulebook, additions to the Open, and how an athlete should start mentally preparing for the 2021 season. Buckle up, it’s gonna be a fun year!

Just in time for the end of the year, It's Rulebooks After Dark! We play Runaway Hirelings with a Christmas twist and it's brought to you raw and uncensored! We've got our characters, we've got our gear, and we're ready to entertain as we attempt to escape Santa's Compound!This episode contains adult language, adult themes, and crass conversation not suitable for a young audience. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode of the Ramble we talk all things naval wargaming. Rulebooks, Models, and historical information. Plus a Top 16 Nava lthemed movies. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rockys-war-room/message

In this episode, I talk about the similarities between recipe books and rule books, where to bend the rules in cooking and in campaigns, and where to stick with what's written to ensure you're serving up the best content. All social links and contact information can be found at: https://dndinners.carrd.co/ Support this podcast

No need to ever listen to another podcast about board game rulebooks after this one! We talk to Rodney from Watch It Played and rulebook editor Jonathan to figure out how to write the perfect rulebook. Some heated discussions are coming your way as we definitely find the perfect solution. Rodney can be seen on Watch It Played, or follow on Twitter. @WatchItPlayed Follow Jonathan on Twitter! @nyphot Theme by Alex Eding Follow us - Twitter - @plaidhatgames Facebook - @plaidhatgames Instagram - @officialplaidhatgames

As human beings with trauma and triggers, fighting is inevitable. But how you fight can be the difference between learning from a situation and just stirring up old wounds. In this short episode, I’ll teach you the art of setting conflict boundaries so you can fight fair, every time. In this episode, you will hear: How having no set rules for conflict can lead to messy, triggering situations (and how boundaries prevent fights from getting gnarly) What to do when someone crosses a boundary you’ve set in place How to honor the other person and yourself while you’re working out a disagreement Why setting boundaries and enforcing boundaries are two totally different things The role a neutral third party can play in conflict resolution (and when to use one) Coaching Questions & Thoughts:   Have you ever set any conflict boundaries? If so, did you enforce them? Is there a conflict boundary you often have trouble enforcing? Why? When your conflicts go south, what happens? Do things get mean? Do you shut down? Get specific. What is one or two conflict boundaries you’d like to set for future conflicts? What’s important to you when it comes to fighting fair? Think about a recent conflict you had. How could the boundary you’ve chosen to set help resolve that situation? Quotes: “We often have no rulebooks to subscribe to that help us manage those conflicts in a way that honors the other person and yourself while you're working out a disagreement.” - Shereen Thor “Boundaries are nothing if they are not enforced.” - Shereen Thor “We got pain points from the past, and when they get pushed, we can pop off.” - Shereen Thor Resources: Stop keeping up with the Jones’ and learn all the science-based tips I learned from Yale on what actually makes us happy! Download the free happiness cheat sheet at: www.awakentherebel.com.

We talk about the most exciting thing in the board game world, rulebooks. Hopefully helpful for you board game designers out there. If not, at least we had fun talking about it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Do you really know the rules, or do you just think you do? In this episode I talk about the value of revisiting rulebooks after actual play to focus one's understanding of the game you are playing. John Alan Large of the Red Dice Diaries podcast gets me started by calling in to talk Old School Essentials. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/plundergrounds/message

The Reds were/are thought to be one of the top teams in baseball this year after a number of big moves in the off-season. The Cardinals were set to play in their home opener 5 weeks ago but today, we get to chat with baseball analyst and former Reds pitcher, Chris Welsh. We talk about the big names and players that Chris is excited about for the Reds this year. He also runs a great website (baseballrulesacademy.com) that defines the rules across the sport. Rulebooks for high school, college, Olympic and up broken down and explained for fans. Fans may remember some plays with no-calls or questionable calls that resulted in confusion. Chris breaks down some examples for us today and gives us some insight from umpires. I get to participate in a fun game that Baseball Rules Academy challenged me to this week, as well. Listen here:

Once again I'm talking about doing things your way! I think there's a pattern here...I have an unconventional spirit, what can I say?! But today is some quick rambly advice about dismissing the rules set by others and doing whatever you need to do for you.

This week we add on to our episode 177/40 discussion (talking about rulebooks) and talk about what it would be to get rid of the rulebook.  We take different sides on this one right down to whether we should even consider getting rid of rulebooks at all.  And if we did what it should and shouldn't look like.  We could have problem gone on for another couple hours, but had to cut it at some point... If you want to read the credits, send an mp3 (or similar audio file) of you reading the following names. (feedback@TabletopGameTalk.com, subject: CREDITS) Adam Harrison, The SGC, Jason Strong, Terrence Miltner, Steven Sites, Brian Arnold, Sean P Kelley, CMarie, Rudy Loo, Benjamin Haim-o-witz, Jerry Hwang, Stefan Phillips, Caleb O'Brien, Jennifer Engelbrecht, Justin Willard, Christopher Dong, Jason Marks, Jeremey Fischer, David Radtke, Nick Kuikstra, David Sellers, Jason Rodney, Michael Yanikowski, Myles Clark, Cindy Lum, Phil Swartzell, Anne Reynolds, Eric Huffman, Adrienne Dong,  Nate, Faz Flintham, Sean Peck, Eric See-lander, Mike Smith, Trevor Davis, Tim Vir-nig, Chris Lowe, Joe Hoover, Timothy Gross, Glenn Cotter, Jesse Walkoviak, Emil Juul Jacobsen, Marina Stevens, Gregory Huber, Don Gilstrap, Steven Judd, Leane Verhulst, Christopher Letko, John Lewis, Joe Rakstad, Ron Nelson, Sahara Wentworth, Weatherman Keef, Nicholas Lotts, Agnes Toth, Paul Raymer, Jimothy, and Matthew Droke. Email us at feedback@TabletopGameTalk.com - for questions and feedback. Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/TabletopGameTLK http://twitter.com/GameMasterChris http://twitter.com/LawfulGoodMom http://twitter.com/NetFletch or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TabletopGameTalkPodcast Chris's facebook (let him know you're a listener in the friend request): https://www.facebook.com/steele22374 Join the conversation on Board Game Geek http://TabletopGameTalk.com/bgg Support us via Patreon http://TabletopGameTalk.com/Patreon

This week we wanted to talk about getting rid of rulebooks.  But Kitty is too sick to record, so instead of recording without her, this is a rerun of episode 40 where we talk about what we like and don't like about rulebooks.  It's been edited to remove time sensitive content (what we referred to as off topic at the time) but otherwise remains intact and relevant to next week's conversation where we really will talk about getting rid of rulebooks. If you want to read the credits, send an mp3 (or similar audio file) of you reading the following names. (feedback@TabletopGameTalk.com, subject: CREDITS) Adam Harrison, The SGC, Jason Strong, Terrence Miltner, Steven Sites, Brian Arnold, Sean P Kelley, CMarie, Rudy Loo, Benjamin Haim-o-witz, Jerry Hwang, Stefan Phillips, Caleb O'Brien, Jennifer Engelbrecht, Justin Willard, Christopher Dong, Jason Marks, Jeremey Fischer, David Radtke, Nick Kuikstra, David Sellers, Jason Rodney, Michael Yanikowski, Myles Clark, Cindy Lum, Phil Swartzell, Anne Reynolds, Eric Huffman, Adrienne Dong,  Nate, Faz Flintham, Sean Peck, Eric See-lander, Mike Smith, Trevor Davis, Tim Vir-nig, Chris Lowe, Joe Hoover, Timothy Gross, Glenn Cotter, Jesse Walkoviak, Emil Juul Jacobsen, Marina Stevens, Gregory Huber, Don Gilstrap, Steven Judd, Leane Verhulst, Christopher Letko, John Lewis, Joe Rakstad, Ron Nelson, Sahara Wentworth, Weatherman Keef, Nicholas Lotts, Agnes Toth, Paul Raymer, Jimothy, and Matthew Droke. Email us at feedback@TabletopGameTalk.com - for questions and feedback. Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/TabletopGameTLK http://twitter.com/GameMasterChris http://twitter.com/LawfulGoodMom http://twitter.com/NetFletch or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TabletopGameTalkPodcast Chris's facebook (let him know you're a listener in the friend request): https://www.facebook.com/steele22374 Join the conversation on Board Game Geek http://TabletopGameTalk.com/bgg Support us via Patreon http://TabletopGameTalk.com/Patreon

Kate Meade - AFR100 Women of Influence 2018 Alumni, Breakfast Radio host, Founder of the Victorian Dance FestivalKate is the co-host of ACE Radio's morning breakfast show, The Morning Rush, and host of Women of Influence, a podcast on a mission to find and share the inspiring stories of incredible women.Kate also founded the Victorian Dance Festival, one of the largest dance festivals in Australia. In 2018, Kate was named in the Australian Financial Review's 100 Women of Influence.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss: - Warrnambool and getting the gig on radio- The Victorian Dance Festival (VDF)- Pitching and the ask- Rulebooks & relatability- How Kate got her first role on radio- Growing the Victorian Dance Festival - Wrapping up who you are with what you do- Kate's podcast, Women Of Influence- Quality and perfectionism- Kate's perfect day- Confidence, and the best version of yourselfKate on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kateemeade/Kate's podcast, Women Of Influence: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-women-of-influence-podcast/id1470214996Watch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/471Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show, or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

On this week's episode of the SaaS Revolution Show, we speak with Jason VandeBoom, Founder and CEO of ActiveCampaign about all the unusual things he has done to reach $70M in ARR and counting.A builder and maker of things from an early age, young Jason thought that the best way to cater for that was to attend Fine Arts school. That pursuit brought him to Chicago. However, to pay for Arts school he started doing consulting on the side. He ended up packaging it into an on-premise solution, which he sold for the good part of the following decade, abandoning the pursuit of the fine arts and establishing himself as a tech entrepreneur. In 2013 he began a transition into building a cloud based customer experience automation platform. By 2016, Jason was employing around 20 people and started growing the company.Three years later the numbers speak for themselves - headcount is nearing 550, the company has 80,000 customers and is on a healthy growth trajectory, currently earning 70M in ARR. What is not so obvious is how Jason got there. Breaking a lot of hard SaaS rules and doing things that on paper made little sense in scaling but in fact have contributed massively to the success of the company, has been the heart of it.Listen on to hear:An example of an unscalable tactic, many would consider toxic to the bottom lineActive campaign's unusual way of doing customer researchHow they break the rules of user conferencesJason VandeBoom is one of many excellent speakers we will host at SaaStock19 in Dublin this October that will be sharing unusual and not often talked about ways to grow. We have over 160 speakers that will be split between 5 stages, including a Podcast stage where your favorite podcasts such as The Top, The Growth Marketing Podcast, Inside Intercom, The SaaS Revolution Show and others will be recording live episodes that you can listen in on. That is just one small part of what you get with your SaaStock ticket so go ahead and grab one now at the best possible price.

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Episode 169: Brendan talks a bit about how pronouns appear in rulebooks, how the English language handles non-gendered pronouns, and what it means for gamers, designers, and the hobby.

Episode 169: Brendan talks a bit about how pronouns appear in rulebooks, how the English language handles non-gendered pronouns, and what it means for gamers, designers, and the hobby.

Episode 169: Brendan talks a bit about how pronouns appear in rulebooks, how the English language handles non-gendered pronouns, and what it means for gamers, designers, and the hobby.

Episode 169: Brendan talks a bit about how pronouns appear in rulebooks, how the English language handles non-gendered pronouns, and what it means for gamers, designers, and the hobby.

In case you missed the video on our YouTube channel, here is the audio from my interview with Jerry Hawthorne of Plaid Hat Games. Original vid here: https://youtu.be/5P9jnyi9yDETimestamps:00:27 - What is Aftermath & The Adventure Book Series04:39 - Aftermath - Theme's, Universe, and Campaign12:11 - Future Aftermath content plans13:53 - Current state of Plaid Hat17:06 - The Nuts & Bolts of Aftermath (Mechanics)21:40 - Rulebooks & Reflections23:42 - Physicality & App Integration28:13 - Mice & Mystics Movie32:41 - Origins of Mice & Mystics37:31 - Impact of Fatherhood on Creativity41:44 - Aftermath - Animal Inspiration & Characters44:41 - Mechanics in service of story49:09 - Heart & Soul of Plaid HatOther hot hot hot links:Our Site - www.cardboardherald.comOur Video Channel - https://www.youtube.com/TheCardboardHeraldOur Twitter - https://twitter.com/CardboardHeraldOur Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=9669551

魔球理论班 第021期 00:00:25 开场介绍 00:01:52 2019年MLB选秀点评 00:02:30 本届选秀超级捕手状元Rutchman，高顺位拿捕手值不值 00:12:10 榜眼秀游击手Witt和探花秀一垒手Vaughn，棒球守备位置的生物链 00:21:30 本届选秀趋势，游击手特别多，投手小年，大学球员成主流 00:28:01 反其道而行之，闯荡东洋的新秀投手Stewart 00:34:40 两大自由投手Kimbrel和Keuchel签约 00:40:07 理论班越界开普法课，真假Tom Terrific商标权之争 00:41:25 大都会赛扬投手Tom Seavor传奇 00:46:05 一些媒体宣传出了偏差，假Tom Terrific侵犯在先权利，抢注商标不可取 00:56:16 橄榄球近期大新闻汇总，老鹰续约Wentz，公羊主力跑卫Gurley膝伤严重，红皮左截锋Trent Williams希望被交易，四九人左截锋Joseph Staley续约 01:05:31 误判漏判太多怎么破，NHL的裁判系统有救吗 01:06:55 斯坦利杯总决赛G5争议判罚 01:09:44 横向比较，NHL误判怎么那么多 01:12:14 回看技术让比赛碎片化？连贯党接受不能？ 01:17:36 回看技术应用范围如何控制？ 01:23:57 延迟判罚是否会成为灵丹妙药，比赛严谨性被破坏了吗？ 01:41:55 后台手段或可解放现场裁判？主观尺度拿捏仍需要一定通融空间 01:58:05 结语，裁判问题任重而道远，理论班以后有机会接着扯

In Episode 124, Brendan shares some lessons he’s learned as he studied the particularly difficult-to-parse rulebook for A Handful of Stars.Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective – Jack The Ripper and West End MysteriesA Handful of StarsA Few Acres of SnowMythotopiaDominionMarvel LegendaryHave you had a particularly difficult time understanding something in a rulebook? How have other rulebooks solved the problem you were facing? Head over to Board Game Geek guild #3269 and let us know.

In Episode 124, Brendan shares some lessons he’s learned as he studied the particularly difficult-to-parse rulebook for A Handful of Stars. Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective – Jack The Ripper and West End Mysteries A Handful of Stars A Few Acres of Snow Mythotopia Dominion Marvel Legendary Have you had a particularly difficult time understanding something in a rulebook? How have other rulebooks solved the problem you were facing? Head over to Board Game Geek guild #3269 and let us know.

In Episode 124, Brendan shares some lessons he’s learned as he studied the particularly difficult-to-parse rulebook for A Handful of Stars.Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective – Jack The Ripper and West End MysteriesA Handful of StarsA Few Acres of SnowMythotopiaDominionMarvel LegendaryHave you had a particularly difficult time understanding something in a rulebook? How have other rulebooks solved the problem you were facing? Head over to Board Game Geek guild #3269 and let us know.

In Episode 124, Brendan shares some lessons he's learned as he studied the particularly difficult-to-parse rulebook for A Handful of Stars. Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective – Jack The Ripper and West End Mysteries A Handful of Stars A Few Acres of Snow Mythotopia Dominion Marvel Legendary Have you had a particularly difficult time understanding something in a rulebook? How have other rulebooks solved the problem you were facing? Head over to Board Game Geek guild #3269 and let us know.

Recorded at Metatopia 2017 Presented by Joshua Yearsley. Writing Rulebooks: An Introduction and Workshop. Trying to write your first (or seventh) rulebook? Want to build a solid foundation on rules writing fundamentals? Ready to get your hands dirty with real rules revisions? This is for you. We'll first explore why rulebooks are so difficult to get right, discuss the goals of the rulebook itself, and then jump into the fundamentals. You'll learn a new language for describing rules, the theory and application of rules structure, and tons of tips and tricks to improve flow. After the talk, we'll break into groups and put these skills to use, workshopping badly written rules into better ones, guided by a professional rules writer and editor. This talk + workshop was first given as part of a course on game design taught by Rob Daviau, co-designer of Pandemic Legacy, at Hampshire College, where it received a great response (though the METATOPIA version probably won't give you college credit)

Brendan discusses the difficult process of making rulebooks work well and teach well. Part 1 - how to interpret comments about rulebooks.

Brendan discusses the difficult process of making rulebooks work well and teach well. Part 1 - how to interpret comments about rulebooks.

Brendan discusses the difficult process of making rulebooks work well and teach well. Part 1 - how to interpret comments about rulebooks.

Brendan discusses the difficult process of making rulebooks work well and teach well. Part 1 - how to interpret comments about rulebooks.

Recorded at Metatopia 2016 Presented by Joshua Yearsley, John Adamus, Dr. Jessica Hammer. Writing and editing rulebooks is still a black art, not an empirical science. In this panel, Dr. Jessica Hammer and professional editors John Adamus and Joshua Yearsley hash out the state of the rulebook. What works? What doesn't? Why do so many professionals (including us!) disagree about how to write good rulebooks? Why are so many rulebooks still bad, and what can we do about it? We won't have all the answers - maybe you'll help us find some. It is somewhere between a panel and a roundtable. We'll certainly have things to say and discuss with each other, but we absolutely welcome audience input to figure out what the world's thinking about. Apologies for the poor sound quality.

Mark (alias Flavor Flav) and Walker (alias Chuck D) disagree about many things, among them Twilight Imperium 4th ed., Spirit Island, GMT Games, and rulebooks. Fight the power, by which we mean listen to this podcast of a couple of white dudes talking about games.Games played last week:-Great Western Trail (Alexander Pfister, eggertspiele, 2016)-Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition (Dane Beltrami, Corey Konieczka, & Christian T. Petersen, Fantasy Flight, 2017)-Sid Meier's Civilization: A New Dawn (James Kniffen, Fantasy Flight, 2017)-Pericles: The Peloponnesian Wars (Mark Herman, GMT Games, 2017)-Scythe: The Wind Gambit (Kai Starck & Jamey Stegmaier, Stonemaier Games, 2017)-Pandemic Legacy: Season 2 (Rob Daviau & Matt Leacock, Z-Man, 2017)

Mark (alias Flavor Flav) and Walker (alias Chuck D) disagree about many things, among them Twilight Imperium 4th ed., Spirit Island, GMT Games, and rulebooks. Fight the power, by which we mean listen to this podcast of a couple of white dudes talking about games.Games played last week:-Great Western Trail (Alexander Pfister, eggertspiele, 2016)-Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition (Dane Beltrami, Corey Konieczka, & Christian T. Petersen, Fantasy Flight, 2017)-Sid Meier's Civilization: A New Dawn (James Kniffen, Fantasy Flight, 2017)-Pericles: The Peloponnesian Wars (Mark Herman, GMT Games, 2017)-Scythe: The Wind Gambit (Kai Starck & Jamey Stegmaier, Stonemaier Games, 2017)-Pandemic Legacy: Season 2 (Rob Daviau & Matt Leacock, Z-Man, 2017)

We continue our new series of smaller sized deeper dives into topics at the top of our hosts queues, and in need of standing out on their own.   Alex talks about the internet and how it affects our life with boardgames, gets into Rulebooks and of course brings it home as only he can!   Happy Content Stuffed November everyone!   No game links, but you can always visit your FLGS, your favorite online Retailer or all of our friends over at Bgg.com! Music: As always from the amazing community of gifted musicians, arrangers, and composers over at ocremix.org go visit them for the full project and so much more amazing music!   Intro / Outro: A Yo’ster Sunset (Welcome to Yo’ster Island!) / By Amphibious From the album Super Mario RPG: Window To The Stars Project Link: http://smrpg.ocremix.org/ www.ocremix.org   Also for more great podcast content check out www.podstudio1.com

Jason Perez, psychotherapist and host of the Every Night Is Game Night podcast, discusses the different ways people learn and how that should affect rulebook writing.We go into how the brain works, what makes rules so hard to learn, and more. The post Learning Styles and Writing Rulebooks with Jason Perez appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

Jason Perez, psychotherapist and host of the Every Night Is Game Night podcast, discusses the different ways people learn and how that should affect rulebook writing.We go into how the brain works, what makes rules so hard to learn, and more. The post Learning Styles and Writing Rulebooks with Jason Perez appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

What's the best rulebook you've ever read? Chad, Adam, and Ryan discuss the best and worst examples of board game rulebooks in the industry, and then battle each other for control of the Great Meadow in their review of March of the Ants. Also mentioned: Canada's Birthday (with our favourite games designed/illustrated by a Canadian), Ryan's first experience with Dread RPG, Adam's over-optimization of Boss Monster, and Chad's unfair experience with, well, Unfair.

This week we look at the rules.  Well rulebooks anyway.  What we like, dislike, and the various ways different publishers/designers approach writing rulebooks. Off Topic This is week two of our Mechs vs. Minions giveaway! We're still working on finding out our Origins time, holding out hope that all works out.  GenCon is official and Friday Aug 18th at 6:00pm. Kickstarters! Take the Gold: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cardlords/take-the-gold?ref=user_menu Sine Tempore: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lmstudio/sine-tempore?ref=user_menu We then get to some feedback from Thom, Steven, Micheal, Steve, and Christy. Finally a quick question on mobile game recommendations. On Topic We start off talking about a game that doesn't have a rulebook at all. We then look at the two rulebook format as well as the traditional one book format. We talk about what we (and you) like and don't like in your rulebooks.  We even get into a bit of real world rulebook review and writing activities.  

The post [BONUS] Morten Pederson on Writing Rulebooks for Non-Native English Speakers appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

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Ambie, Cassadi, and Crystal discuss The Pursuit of Happiness, Cottage Garden, and Starving Artists. We talk about board game rules, and Crystal goes over the origins of the word "cheat." We also announce our Patreon!

Twilight Imperium This episode starts off with the weekly recap of our hosts’ game sessions, including first plays of The Great Western Trail,more plays of a Feast for Odin, and Jeff gloats about his latest win in the Bloody Minute. In the news section, CMON’s public trading is discussed as well as AEG’s expansion triple pack. Kingdom Death: Monster continues to crush its enemies in the Kickstarter roundup, and Adrian introduces a new Euro KS, Fuedum. Twilight Imperium Third Edition is the review of the week, and our hosts try to discuss this monument to Ameritrash style games, barely able to get through its countless mechanics and game pieces. Numerous emails close out the show.   00:00:30 Banter!!! Featuring Inis, Great Western Trail, Blood Bowl recap, Feast for Odin, Seven Wonders: Duel,  00:06:09 Bloody Minute! 00:17:55 News and Kickstarter Roundup  00:18:04 Pandemic Iberia  00:21:33 Cool Mini or Not now publicly traded in Hong Kong  00:23:00 AEG announces Destination Fun  00:26:34 Mountains of Madness from Rob Daviau  00:27:32 Email from Andrew RE: Kickstarter coverage  00:28:13 Kingdom Death Monster  00:29:24 Quodd Heroes  00:32:53 Feudum 00:36:46 MHGG Review: Twilight Imperium 3rd Edition  00:39:45 Game Overview  00:40:53 Initial Thoughts  00:44:54 Components  00:51:18 Rules and Rulebooks  00:56:34 Gameplay  01:08:08 Final Thoughts 01:17:23 Emails, Contact Info, and Wrap Up

Ten (More) Ways To Make Your Rulebook Awesome Recorded at Metatopia 2015 Presented by Joshua Yearsley. Your rulebook is the heart of your game, so why not give it the love it deserves? In this seminar, you’ll learn ten best practices for improving the structure, style, and clarity of your rulebook. Did you come last year? These tips and tricks will be all new! Got any burning questions about rules craft? Get answers from a professional rulebook editor. Link to the full presentation here! You can subscribe to us here!  RSS Feed iTunes   Episode 98: Editing Rulebooks v2 Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (805)      

Tim Jennette (Metal Meeple) and co-host Matt RoBear discuss their annoyances with unclear rulebooks, should you know who designed the games you play, and an interview with special quest Steve Avery (Nothing Personal), and much more!

Editing Rulebooks Recorded at Metatopia 2014 Presented by Joshua Yearsley. Your rulebook is the heart of your game, so why not give it the love it deserves? In this seminar, you’ll learn ten best practices for improving the structure, style, and clarity of your rulebook. Got any burning questions about rules craft? Get answers from a professional rulebook editor. Additional references and a copy of the presentation is available at http://joshuayearsley.com/case/ten-things-you-can-do-to-make-your-rulebook-awesome/   You can subscribe to us here!  RSS Feed iTunes   Episode 70: Editing Rulebooks Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (330)  

BPPP The Staufer Dynasty and Rulebooks (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) All of the Pegs discuss their recent game plays and gaming news including: Tammany Hall, Twilight Struggle and Robb’s effort to finally win Terra Mystica; 2) Review Z-Man Games’ area control game The Staufer Dynasty, […]

HOSTS Wayne, Josh, Brad, Chuck MAIN TOPIC DISCUSSION: Core Rule Books Artwork Layout Pros and cons of the books Finding information quickly Cost People feeling burned by 4th edition investments Rule changes pro and cons Initiative Advantage/disadvantage Level advancement No more flanking, random powers, auto-healing Healing rules Character classes Improvements on old characters Class features Character races New features for races  Player Q&A: (Josh) - Going Prone SEGMENTS Hack and Slash: - Setting the mood D&D Tech: - Lion's Den iPad app Game Master 5th Edition New Product Spotlight: Dice Boxes, Custom wood Dogmight.com Other Links: Dark Wings Dork Words Podcast  

Eric has started a niche service editing board game rulebooks. Listen to his advice and tips as he discusses his experience with Richard on this episode of the podcast. rulebookreview.weebly.com

On this episode of the Fanny Pack we revisit the land of Puroresu with guests JVeezy and Ash Snowschu to discuss Dragon Gate and their event Dragon Gate USA. We revisit our rant on memorable characters in Wrestling, we talk about Yosuke Santa Maria's sports bra, we chronicle Cima's injuries and thus why Ciba is being groomed to take his place, we discuss Dragon Gate's "Lucharesu" style and its influences, and we talk about the awesomeness of the name Mad Blankey. All that and more contained within this episode. Do the thing with the playing and the enjoying and the what not!