HeyJaredTales From the TTRPG Dust Pan
Dive into the world of tabletop role-playing games with this unfiltered podcast. Join host Mark V for an exploration of game design, actual play, and the fickelness of dice.From spontaneous rambles to curated game concepts, every episode offers a fresh perspective on the hobby.
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The Meat Wagon? Where is this? (opens the original)
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This is not about meat or wagons. It’s mostly about social mechanics in TTRPGs, The UPS store, and a question for the group.
Monday musings … enjoy the moment of creation (opens the original)
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Live in the moment, but don’t lament for moments passed
The mistake I make setting up campaigns. (opens the original)
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Dove tail to yesterday’s post . Why my nonD&D campaigns historically haven’t stuck and how I would (( again in that perfect world )) fix it.
In a perfect world: How would I introduce a new system (opens the original)
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I’m going to use GURPS as my example for this pod cast though it applies to pretty much much any game. Introducing new systems: Where I think I failed in the past, and how I would introduce a “crunchy“ system to a group. Also a side bar on when I would use a rules light system like VIRTUAL HEROE SIMULATOR. A guy in a hurry tries to run me off of Rt28. And I drop my phone EXCITEMENT!!!
A real weekend - where I kind of did TTRPG things. (opens the original)
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It’s Monday and this is the stew being served. I got to work on my AAIE monster book this weekend. Which surprised even me. And I digress about AI art, genre how suddenly all of it is looking the same to me.
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