
Here we go! After a two year break, Dirk and Blythy are back in Birmingham talking about RuneQuest, DCC, Traveller, Conan, Old School Essentials and into the Odd. It’s good to be back.
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Here we go! After a two year break, Dirk and Blythy are back in Birmingham talking about RuneQuest, DCC, Traveller, Conan, Old School Essentials and into the Odd. It’s good to be back.
Why not support us on Patreon?
Welcome to another extra all about this year’s GROGMEET. This time it includes a live recording made at Fan Boy Three.
Frankenstein’s RPG podcast has been pulling together the best bits of role-playing games this year to produce an epic monster of a game. We got together to decide which would be the best supplement to support the game.
You can catch up with the Frankenstein’s RPG over at anchor.
Also in this extra podcast, I give a personal reflection on the games I played and recommend some podcasts that you may enjoy.
I played Paranoia with Iain Wilson, you can catch some of his actual plays and discussion on his podcast Roll to Save.
Pookie makes quizzes and reviews RPGs.
Newt Newport is a publisher D1o1 games and organises Go Play Manchester.
What am I Rolling (Vurt actual play)
Breakfast in the Ruins (Wizardry and Wild Romance)
Smart Party (Jason Cordova interview)
You can find out more recommendations by following the newsletter on Patreon.
Know o prince … the GROGNARD files produces another epic (take your time …). We’ve been playing Conan: Adventures in an Age Undreamed of, by Modiphius and having great fun emulating the Hyborian world of Robert E Howard.
Jason Durall is an enthusiastic player as well as designer and he gives a great interview talking of his formative years in the hobby and how he approached the Conan project.
We take a look at the rules that seem to provoke a love-hate relationship in players. Are they really as crunchy as they appear?
Finally, Eddy joins us as we discuss Conan The Barbarian (1982). If you can persevere the pops and crackles of Zoom compression, you’ll hear a significant difference of opinion.
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