Save for Half podcast

Save for Half is a podcast about Old School Games and the modern role playing games inspired by them. Join DM Mike, DM Liz, and DM Corbett as they discuss and review all the RPGs that made the 70s and 80s great, as well as their modern descendants and supplements.

Rank #1: Episode 3: Basic/Expert D&D.
We’re back and ready to find a dragon in a dungeon…so long as it’s Basic/Expert! The terrible trio of DMs Mike, Liz and Corbett throw down on dragons, ghouls, and rules lawyers in this third episode of Save for Half! Links mentioned in this show: Dungeons & Dragons Basic set by Tom Moldvay – Wikipedia Dungeons & Dragons Expert set by Steve marsh/Zeb Cook – Wikipedia Don’t forget to drop us an email at saveforhalfpodcast(at)gmail.com to give your opinions of the show! Be sure to check out our forums at: Save for Half at Original D&D Forums Save for Half at OSRGaming

Rank #2: Episode 10: Holmes Basic Dungeons & Dragons.
It’s the grandaddy of Basic D&D, the blue book edited by Dr. J. Eric Holmes! This little gem from the late 1970s brings us the question of trying to sell RPGs in mass market stores. It also begs other questions, such as how many ogres you need to mug to level up, why unicorns blow, and what vampires are doing in a game that limits players’ characters to levels 1-3? All this and more will be answered on this episode of Save for Half! No ogres were harmed in the making of this episode, not even the ones with 500 gold pieces in their bags. Links mentioned in this show: Holmes compares his D&D to Moldvay’s update http://swordandshieldrpg.blogspot.com/2011/07/holmes-compares-his-basic-d-boxed-set.html J. Eric Holmes site http://www.holmeswest.com/ Manicorn (follow link at your own risk, and don’t say we didn’t warn you) http://rlfcomic.com/toyetic/ Top 10 Ogre Colors https://www.thetoptens.com/ugliest-colors/ Zenopus Archives: Holmes Basic D&D Blog http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/ Don’t forget to drop us an email at saveforhalfpodcast(at)gmail.com to give your opinions of the show! Be sure to check out our forums at: Save for Half at Original D&D Forums http://odd74.proboards.com/board/77/save-half-podcast Save for Half at OSRGaming http://www.osrgaming.org/forums/index.php?board=37.0

Old School Blues: The Revival!

Remember when you were kid, and you ate, drank and slept D&D in the '80s? Well maybe you have been doing that all these years or simply found your way back into the fold of gaming! Join us each episode as we sit around and chat about various D&D games, our experiences and open your eyes to new things in the OSR (Old School Roleplaying)! Want to know about the latest product out from Swords and Wizardry? Labyrinth Lord? Mazes & Perils? or maybe you want to know about something someone wrote, about the original games you loved to play for D&D, Marvel, Star Trek, Star Wars and anything else! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldschoolblues/support

Rank #1: Old School Blues Podcast Episode 2.
This week Vince sits down with two new co-hosts that are being added to the show, Chrispy from Critical Wits podcast and DM Glen from Thaco’s Hammer!   Topic for the show will focus on: Pregenerated Characters  – How many do you need?  – Pregens vs letting them roll up  – why use one overRead More--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldschoolblues/support

Rank #2: Old School Blues Podcast Episode 4.
Vince, Glen and Chrispy sit down and take a look an fan submitted adventure! Adventure Most Foul by Howard Beleiff and Michael Garcia Blurb: “Curses are like chickens; they always come home to roost”, and if these chickens aren’t found soon, the Village of Kith will be doomed! On the edge of the Four Counties,Read More--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldschoolblues/support

Game School

Is there an analog RPG you’ve always wanted to try, but just haven’t been able to get started? Want to discover new games, or learn more about ones you already know?Join Satine Phoenix and Chad Parish as they learn a new RPG every show, with the game’s designer on hand to teach you.

Rank #1: 108 Adventurer Conqueror King.
Game School talks with Alexander Macris and Tavis Allison about their game Adventurer Conqueror King. ACK is a fantasy game that allows you to play in a world reminiscent of writers Howard and Fritz Leiber. Alex and Tavis run Satine and Chad through an encounter against two evil anti-heroes and their men. Will they defeat the evil? You’ll have to listen to find out.

Rank #2: 103 Torchbearer.
Game School talks with Luke Crane about the game Torchbearer. Torchbearer is a sword and sorcery RPG with an incredible and innovative new style of game play. We are joined by our new co-host Satine Phoenix and Luke runs her through a quick adventure into an underground lair of unspeakable evil.

The GROGNARD Files

The GROGNARD RPG files is a podcast that looks at RPGs from 'back in the day'. Each episode concentrates on the original rules of a featured game, our experiences of playing the game, PLUS excellent contributions from @dailydwarf selecting highlights from the halcyon days of White Dwarf magazine.

Rank #1: Episode 18 (Part 1) Judge Dredd RPG (with Marc Gascoigne).
https://thegrognardfiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/episode-18-part-1-judge-dredd-rpg-with-marc-gascoigne-16_01_2018-23-20.m4a Download Episode INTRO: Warning, there’s an unnecessary David Bowie impression in this bit, as the Judge Dredd Board Game appeared in Labyrinth. POTTED HISTORY: (00:05:00) A brief publication history of Judge in RPGs and news of the forthcoming game from EN Publishing. OPEN BOX (with Marc Gascoigne): (10:44) We are joined by a giant in the world of Science Fiction and Fantasy publishing. He tells stories about his time editing DragonLords fanzine , working with Games Workshop and designing Judge Dredd. DAILY DWARF: (00:48:24) @dailydwarf writes an introduction to some of the great material that appeared in White Dwarf, before the sun set on its coverage of RPGs. ATTIC ATTACK: (01:07:00) Blythy joins Dirk in the loft to reflect on 2000ad and how it influenced our play. OUTRO: (01:37:00) Dirk is running Judge Dredd at Spaghetti ConJunction in Birmingham on 10th Feb 2017. Also, there’s news about how to get PDFs of the GROGZINE and the forthcoming Virtual GROGMEET.

Rank #2: Episode 29 (Part 2) White Dwarf the RPG years.
Episode 29 (Part 2) White Dwarf the RPG YearsDownload Episode In this episode we discover the seven ages of White Dwarf with @DailyDwarf and the First Last and everything from Nick Edwards. We also bang on a bit about the Patreon which has got some new goals.

THACO's Hammer

The Best Ad&d 2e podcast

Rank #1: EPISODE44 - THACO's Hammer.
Taco

Rank #2: EPISODE 79 - THACO's Hammer.
Glen and Friends

The Save or Die Podcast!

Can you make the save? Remember those thrilling days of yesteryear, when D&D came in a single box?When rules were there to be guided by the Dungeon master, not in control ofhim? Where extrapolation was king and fun was the major goal of anyadventure?Those days have returned! As with the very title of the podcast, one canimagine dangerous dungeons, Wiley Non-Player Characters, and monsters thatmight just be able to kill your character regardless of your level? Save orDie podcast intends to cover them all, from the first box set of 1974 to thelast of the 1990s box sets. If its Dungeons & Dragons and came in a box,we’ll talk about it.Our fearless Dungeon Masters Vince, Mike and Elizabeth will regale listenerswith tales of past events and future possibilities. Magic, Monsters, andMayhems will abound as we delve into the ideas of light rules and heavyrole-playing

Rank #1: The Save or Die Podcast Adventure #2: Kobolds or Puppies?!.
Welcome to Adventure # 2! Sit back and relax as the crew throws a shout out for CD&D news from the community, introduces a new segment called DM Fiat, talking about spells, and then tackles the big debate of are Kobolts, lizard like people, or Puppies, in random encounters. Rounding the show off with aRead More

Rank #2: Adventure 152 – Save Vs Old-School Essentials.
Join DM Chrispy with special trans atlantic guest Gavin Norman from Necrotic Gnome as they discuss the evolution of B/X Essentials in the Old-School Essentials Kickstarter. Find out more about this awesome project and stay tuned after the main show for the third installment of the Save Or Die Actual Play. Old-School Essentials on KickstarterRead More

Sanctum Secorum

An Appendix N literary podcast for players of the Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG. Reviewing classic fantasy and helping to bring it to life at the gaming table.

Rank #1: Sanctum Secorum #02 - The Last Castle.
The Last Castle, by Jack Vance

Rank #2: Sanctum Secorum #36 - The Book of Three.
The Book of Three

Glowburn-Mutant Crawl Classics RPG

Glowburn is a podcast about the Mutant Crawl Classics Role-playing game and old school post-apocalyptic adventuring.

Rank #1: Glowburn-003-Archaic Alignments.
In this episode of Glowburn, Judge Bill and Judge Forrest discuss Archaic/Cryptic Alliances and its comparison to alignments.  We list some interesting Alliances and discuss how to use these in one-shot and campaign games.  Judge Bill serves up some Roll20 tips and Judge Forrest shares more of his MCC-DCC-Gamma World hybrid urban crawl campaign.  For a listener, we debate recording some live play games when MCC is released.  Finally, we list the mutant RPG fun you can have at GaryCon in the Spring.  Download and listen to this show before Bill’s Universal Recyclers take it apart or Forrest’s Void Monks lobotomize it.  Opening and closing theme song is Juno by Chronox.

Rank #2: Glowburn-014-Plumbing the PSH Part 2.
Judge James and Judge Forrest are joined by Judge Marc Plourde. Of course, this means another extra long Mutagenesis and an extra long episode! Join us for our deep dive on the Healer and Shaman classes. Wander the wastelands with us a while!

Roll For Initiative

The only & original podcast about 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons

Rank #1: Volume 1 Issue 37 – Hardcore History with Dan Carlin.
This week Roll for Initiative has a very special guest – Hardcore History podcast host Dan Carlin. Ancient and medieval societies are discussed, as well as real life counterparts of AD&D classes. Also, this weeks Creature Feature Theater has roots in ancient Greece, as we discuss caryatid columns. All of this and more is inRead More

Rank #2: Volume 2 Issue 77 – Greyhawk Revisited.
Roll For Initiative Website www.rfipodcast.com Roll For Initiative Twitter www.twitter.com/rfipodcast Roll For Initiative Facebook Page http://www.facebook.com/RFIpodcast OSR Gaming Forums www.osrgaming.org RFI Actual Play http://rfiactualplay.tk/ D20 Radio Forums http://www.d20radio.com/forums/ DM Vince’s Blog http://www.theevilgm.com/ The Legend of Fin Fang Foom www.epicwords.com/fin Miskatonic University Podcast www.mu-podcast.com/ Hirst Arts Fantasy Architecture – www.hirstarts.com/ Sage Advice – 9:33.122 Seeking Sage Advice? Contact RFI via our callRead More

Drink Spin Run: The RPG Talkshow Podcast

Rank #1: DSR Episode 8.2: The 5lephant In The Room.
Something something something podcastOur Guests+Shane Harsch+Andrew LenoxShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesShaneLegendsmithsNarosia campaign settingHERO systemD&D 5eU Con Andy20 Minutes of Filler podcastShow NotesAndy started a conversation on the OSR...The OSR doesn't matter, but it totally mattersNostalgia can be a component but isn't the end all and be all of OSR gamingThe OSR isn't a monolithIs OSRIC a disaster that adds nothing to the community or does it preserve a gaming legacy that might get relegated to the past?Playing D&D vs. Gaming D&D?The challenge of 5e (as Adam sees it): can 5e live up to its promise of bringing everybody back to the same table? Or will it fail and under-deliver like 3e did?Narosia - Village of Gilkas (sp?)... watch for it!D&D 5e Starter Set - Lost Mines of PhandelverBad beginning, great sandboxNo character creation rules in the Starter Set, just pregens (then Shane had some nonsense to say about faking it)Free "Basic D&D" is a good ideaOSR publishers already do that (Swords & Wizardry, Labyrinth Lord, LotFP, etc.)No more excuses!Adam talks about WinterCon over here.And then talked about Marmalade Dog con over here.Advantage: roll 2d20, take the higherDisadvantage: roll 2d20, take the lowerDCC Dice Chain: If things are harder, reduce the die you're rolling one or two steps on the dice; if easier, improve the die one or more steps. A d20 can become a d16 or d14 if unfavorable, d24 or d30 if favorable.Backgrounds - How much depth do narrative mechanics like this add within the game? Is it a crutch? A straightjacket? A useful tool?5e DMG - pretty damn greatAdam says 1e DMG is better, Shane & Donn say 5e DMG beats itGame customization options in the DMG are essential to AdamDonn: It's all in there!Donn: Will this DMG make better DMs?Andy: Lack of specific rules for specific situations creates more opportunity for better rulings-logicAndy: Creative hand-holding is helpful5e PHB - pretty damn awfulAdam doesn't think that the 5e PHB is inclusive from a racial standpointAdam and Shane disagree on what counts or not as inclusion#halflinggateAdam's going to get up on a soapbox for a moment: All of this stuff is fantasy. If you're going to hide behind a veil of "historical accuracy," you're in the wrong place. The big point of fantasy is that we're making this shit up anyway, so why not take the opportunity to make things more open and accepting? What's the point of not making things more inclusive? What does that gain you? Nothing whatsoever. Player Skill vs. Character Skill?Adventure Arcs/Seasons - Tyranny of Dragons, etc.Adam gets it as a marketing decision, but doesn't like it. Zak Smith's "My Advice to WotC Now That 5e Has Rolled Out" Andy: Give me the modules, but make the world surrounding them vague. I'm here for the world building.Adam: It's disingenuous to write continuity rather than teach how people how to make it for themselves.Shane: Wizards only has to do one thing, let everyone else figure out how to serve the rest of the market.Glass Door rating of Wizards of the CoastThanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. We'd love to read your comments on the show, suggestions, where exactly we can stick what and other thinly-veiled threats. Send us your thoughts at dsr@kickassistan.net. Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

Rank #2: Episode 9.2: World Building and Campaign Sufficiency.
Our Guest+Rafael ChandlerGuest NotesRafael Neoplastic PressPandemonioRoll XXOld school productsTeratic TomeSlaughtergridLamentations of the Flame PrincessNo Salvation for WitchesObscene Serpent ReligionWorld of the LostNovelistAstounding AntagonistsHexcommunicatedShow NotesEmail from +Pete Schwab:Hey Adam/Donn,I was just listening to the episode about running con games and I'm finding it very informative. If there's an opportunity, could you guys do a show covering how you approach developing material for campaign settings from scratch? What are the essential ingredients for getting started, and how much do you feel like you need to have on hand before you begin? Also, what are considerations in terms of rules sets and how much do you feel like you need to tailor aspects before hand based on player temperament/style?  Thanks, I am really enjoying the show! Keep up the good work!Rafael likes to do a brainstorming session with his players about what the campaign setting is going to be like.Rafael: "I believe, as did Zuul, that the players should choose the implements of their own demise."Adam uses the term "campaign sufficiency" to mean "enough detail to start a campaign."Adam: "I give them the object then let them paint it."Rafael on improvising creatures: "I roll 2d8 and multiply them for the monster's hit points. I take the higher die and add 10 to it to get its armor class. The lower number +1d6 is the amount of damage it does." Then he uses a chart for special details.Adam: "Don't cheat yourself! Come up with a new way to do stuff every time."Donn brings up GM Burnout... we think that's such an important topic that we devoted Episode 10.2 to the whole topic.Donn: "There isn't a 'doin' it right.'"Donn: "World building adds confidence because I know the answers."Rafael: (Great anecdote about campaign play) "Let your players' decisions count and help them add meaning to your campaign."Adam: "Look for the opportunities your players give you and make them deal with the consequences of the things they do or don't do."Rafael: "I don't want to make things that make people flip through a book."Tables and Random Generators are pretty much the most useful thing you can have for improv.Adam: "I only want enough to run the first session. Everything else comes out of that one session."Donn: "How much do you give the players?"Adam: "If you make a thing, why would you hide it from your players?"Rafael: (Blind men & the elephant) "Failing at gathering information should never happen, that's not the risk of the game."Rafael: "Part of your obligation as a DM is to take these random bits of data and interpret them and turn them into something meaningful."Rafael: "Part of the job is figuring out 'What is the best way to turn this into a bad situation for the players?'"Donn: "You want the game to flow, not to sit around anticipating the next 'story arc.'"Rafael: "If I can't remember it, it doesn't matter."Adam's session sheet is based on +Brendan S from the Necropraxis blog, which you should all be reading. [Brendan's session sheet]MEAT DWARF!Third RailDo the skills that a thief class brings to the game justify the existence of the thief within that game?Rafael: "The game would be incomplete without a specialist in the environment. Fighters are combat specialist, wizards are magic specialist, why not a specialist in the dungeon itself?"Donn: "It's in the source material, so it's not even a question for me."Adam: "I'm more interested in the narrative that the players are telling, so I'm less worried about having to have skills and a class that does things that a player could just narrate, but it's fine to me if players want those elements. Is the Grey Mouser a thief or a fighter? Depends on how you look at it."Thanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. We'd love to read your comments on the show, suggestions, where exactly we can stick what and other thinly-veiled threats. Send us your thoughts at dsr@kickassistan.net. Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

Gaming and BS RPG Podcast

Brett & Sean Talk Roleplaying Games

Rank #1: 071 Dungeon Crawl Classics Part 1.
This week we talk about the Dungeon Crawl Classics (DCC) role-playing game by Goodman Games. We ask Jen Brinkman, from Spellburn and Sanctum Secorum podcasts, to help us explain the rules and mechanics of this cool fantasy-based rpg. Inspired by the original Appendix N, DCC is a game that makes it clear that adventuring is dangerous,... The post 071 Dungeon Crawl Classics Part 1 appeared first on Gaming and BS RPG Podcast.

Rank #2: 142 Supernatural Horror and Mystery.
Chris Lange wrote us: “…my question is, when your players know they are playing a supernatural horror game, what are some ways to rend their understanding of the world, to, hopefully, make them uncomfortable due to lack of understanding the world, much as their characters should be feeling.” Random Encounter Jared Rascher comments on Ep... The post 142 Supernatural Horror and Mystery appeared first on Gaming and BS RPG Podcast.

Tavern Chat

"I listen to the Tavern Chat podcast every morning, sometimes I think its NPR, till the F bomb drops then I remember I am in geek heaven instead!" Enjoy a daily chat with your Old School Gaming Bartender :) Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/support

Rank #1: E376 - Follow Up to Thoughts on Literacy in Game and Dealing with Intoxication when Gaming.
Evil Jeff calls in with thoughts on Literacy  in gaming campaigns. I ponder about playing intoxicated while being intoxicated. Support Tavern Chat https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/support Support the Tavern Chat Podcast on Patreon Read the Tenkar's Tavern Blog Join the Tenkar's Tavern Discord Server RPG Breakfast Club Coast to Coast Podcast--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/support

Rank #2: E405 - More Support is More Gooder! Voicemails from Glenn, Ive, Laramie, Jeff & Joe - Phew!.
Yep, voicemails doth overflow today. Wow. Thank you all for your support. It literally means the world to me. You can support The Tavern / Tavern Chat by shopping at amazon.com/shop/eriktenkar--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/support

What Would The Smart Party Do?

The UK's Premier RPG Podcast

Rank #1: Back in Black. Hack..
Baz and Gaz investigate the recent spate of hacks, including The Black Hack and Cthulhu Hack. Small press house rules for the masses, Emperor’s New Clothes, inspired pet projects? The lads have a wander through some of the recent offerings in search of what the new hawtness is all about.Want more of the same? By becoming an honoured Patreon, to keep us encouraged, or if you’re feeling fruity, simply drop the guys a line and tell them what they should look at or talk about!Find them on the Twitters: @the_smart_partyJoin in some great chat on G+ with a varied RPG community.Episode 41

Rank #2: Versions and Editions.
Episode 106 – Versions and Editions (a.k.a. d4 Damage for the Ill Behaviour) Don’t remember the Edition Wars do you junior? Well, pull a stool, buy a tankard of ale and let the old timers tell you all about it… This week the lads go into new editions, versions and reboots. With special guest Mat Hart from Steamforged Games, the guys talk about why new editions come about, if they really change anything and if not, why not? Get in touch, the lads love to hear from you! Facebook: facebook.com/thesmartparty Twitters: twitter.com/the_smart_party Email: thesmartparty@hotmail.com Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/thesmartparty Patreons: patreon.com/thesmartparty

Plot Points

Plot Points is a monthly podcast which discusses table-top role-playing games and their supplements as literature. Our quirky panel discusses games old and new, spotlights innovations in the hobby, and links to literature.

Rank #1: 98: Five Generations of D&D Design.
Ben recorded a seminar wherein six game designers who worked on Dungeons and Dragons (Skip Williams, Jon Pickens, Zeb Cook, Ed Stark, Steve Winter, and Mike Mearls) talk about game design. During the talk, current lead designer Mike Mearls may very well have let slip what the next classic D&D game world he will be reviving next!  New to Plot Points? Check out our first episode which discussed the seminal AD&D module, Ravenloft. Listen to an interview with Tracy and Laura Hickman here, a discussion of Curse of Strahd here, and our look at Eberron here. Thanks listeners for the success of our Patreon! We reached our goal of $75 per episode, and we'll put together an actual play episode of us playing Star Trek Adventures which we talked about in Ep. 96. Find us at plotpointsemail@gmail.com or @PlotPointsPod on Twitter! Thanks to 50 Breaks for the use of their music. Feature image by Larry Elmore and courtesy Wizards of the Coast.

Rank #2: How Not to Suck at Storytelling-Ep. 146.
Learn secrets to running better adventures from gaming professionals! A galaxy of game greats pass on their collective wisdom to make your gaming sessions go gangbusters! Rick Heinz of Geek & Sundry, Jim Lowder of TSR and Chaosium, Pip System lead developer Crystal Mazur, game designer and writer Ray Jenkins, and Ben Riggs of Plot Points gathered before a soldout crowd at C2E2 to share their ideas about how to improve the experience of running a role-playing game.  Ben’s book on RPG theory is finally available for purchase! Encounter Theory lays out Ben's theory of adventure design. It also has 14 playplans to help you design better adventures, and an entire 5E adventure applying his ideas, along with commentary about why he wrote adventure the way he did. Check it out here!  Like Plot Points? Support it on Patreon at the $2 level, and you’ll get a sneak peek into Ben’s book about the sale of TSR to Wizards of the Coast! This chapter concerns TSR West, an effort by TSR to open an LA office devoted to producing comic books, an effort that failed rather impressively. It is the product of a dozen interviews with professionals from comics, gaming, and Hollywood, and as far as I can reckon, it is a tale entirely untold until now.   To let us know what you think about this episode, email us at plotpointsemail@gmail.com! Find us on Twitter @PlotPointsPod! Give us a review on iTunes to help the show grow! Audio courtesy of 50 Breaks! Image is courtesy Wizards of the Coast.

Podcast – Spellburn

DCC RPG Podcast

Rank #1: Episode 73: Acclimating to Lankhmar.
Chances are, you’ve heard a ton about the new Dungeon Crawl Classics Lankhmar material. In this episode of Spellburn, we will go through some of the crucial differences from DCC RPG, including steps for character generation and some of the basic things new players can expect in the setting. Whether you backed the Kickstarter, have already explored the City of a Thousand Score Smokes, have fully dipped your toes into the River Hlal (yuck!), or are completely new to Fritz Leiber and his classic urban fantasy setting, we hope to uncover some of the mystery for you – in what is sure to be the first of a series of acclimating to DCC Lankhmar. Adventures mentioned in this episode: Greenwood of the Fey Sovereign Links mentioned in this episode: Con on the Cob 2018! DCC Lankhmar Kickstarter The Spellburners always need more reviews on iTunes. Can you help us out by giving us some stars? Click here to support Spellburn! And send us some email!  Send your questions to:  Theband@spellburn.com ! Podcast:Download

Rank #2: Episode 51: Third Party Classes!.
This week on Spellburn we discuss some of the many third-party classes available for DCC RPG. When you deviate from the core book, you can find all manner of strange, exciting, and bizarre classes. Some of them emulate classes from the various editions of the world’s most popular fantasy roleplaying game, others are templates for futuristic or modern day settings, and some are just plain gonzo. We’ll be discussing this and more in our 51st episode of Spellburn! Links mentioned in this episode: Judge Jeff’s DCC Spotify Playlist Paladin Class (Crawl #6) Clownight (Crawling Under A Broken Moon #12) Calavera (Dark Trails G+ community) Marauder (Tales from the Fallen Empire) Faerie Animal (Creeping Beauties of the Wood) Ratfolk (Dungeon Lord – The Wayne Con Issue) Blood Witch (Hubris: A World of Visceral Adventure) Yolovar (Crawljammer #6) Chakas (Goblin Mini Mart blog) Purple Sorcerer Online Game Aids DCC Reference Booklet Assassin Class (Gongfarmers’ Almanac 2015) Nowhere City Nights DCC Lankhmar Kickstarter Noah Stevens’s Great DCC 3P Class List Adventures mentioned in this episode: Tower of the Black Pearl Frozen in Time Boston Crawl The Spellburners always need more reviews on iTunes. Can you help us out by giving us some stars? Click here to support Spellburn! And send us some email!  Send your questions to:  Theband@spellburn.com ! Podcast:Download