HeyJaredPanda's Talking Games
Queer gamers talking about table top role playing games and making outtakes! Join pandas Phil and Senda every Wednesday talking about TTRPGs and answering listener questions.
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PTG 429 – Key Gaming Experiences (opens the original)
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Show us what it means if you’ve missed “key gaming experiences!” Phil and Senda talk nostalgia, FOMO, rust monsters, and playing as teenagers. You can find our Bamboo Lounge at http://patreon.com/mmp — as soon as we resolve MORE
PTG 428 – Splitting the Party (opens the original)
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Show us your old school TTRPG wisdom — never split the party! Phil and Senda talk roots, if it’s still real, when you might want to listen, and when you inevitably do not care. You MORE
PTG 427 – They Did The Genre Mash (opens the original)
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Show us how you mash genres for your game! Phil and Senda talk genre mashing two (2) genres on a sliding scale in consideration of trappings vs. tropes, but this is just a simplistic example MORE
PTG 426 – Summer Grab Bag (opens the original)
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Show us how you manage to actually answer three questions in one show! Phil and Senda talk betraying characters without betraying your players, skills you might take with you to the game table from your MORE
PTG 425 – Are You Down With the OPC? (opens the original)
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Show us how you play other people’s characters (gasp)! Phil and Senda talk about sharing characters, how and when it might happen, and some tips on how to approach it. You can find our Bamboo MORE
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