Welcome to the Gnomecast, the Gnome Stew’s tabletop gaming advice podcast. Here we talk with the other gnomes about gaming things to avoid becoming part of the stew. So I guess we’d better be good. MORE
MMP #283 – Converting New Gamers
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Panda’s Talking Games 82: The Topics Strike Back
TOPIC ROUND UP PART II! Senda and Phil talk how to give advice to a GM who doesn’t know they need advice and feels on organized play. Also, dinosaur universities. Bonus outtakes available for Patrons MORE
Jianghu Hustle 03: Violence as Communication; Hero
Eric and Eli unpack the the concept of violence as communication in wuxia stories. Hero, though an atypical wuxia film, is rife with violent communication, miscommunication, and melodrama. Hero Show Notes Eric Farmer | @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com Eli MORE
MMP #282 – Spotlight
[land of the lost show notes] Using the spotlight effectively at your table. Find this episode in our archive via Patreon.
65 – Scarecrow: The Hat
**Trigger Warning: child death, off screen violence to children, active violence Emily and Senda are joined by the talented Wendelyn Reischl and Camdon Wright to play The Scarecrow by Post World Games. The school bully is MORE
Panda’s Talking Games – 81: A New Topic (Round Up)
It’s time for our yearly topic round up! Sometimes, there are topics we can’t quite wrap our brains around in to our format for whatever reason., but we don’t want to leave those poor topics MORE
GnomeCast #27 – Halloween Games
Welcome to the Gnomecast, the Gnome Stew’s tabletop gaming advice podcast. Here we talk with the other gnomes about gaming things to avoid becoming part of the stew. So I guess we’d better be good. MORE
MMP #281 – Setting Stakes
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Panda’s Talking Games 80: A Human by Any Other Name
Show us how you handle human like and inhuman species at your table! Phil and Senda talk cultural extrapolation when we share many features (like opposable thumbs) and when we don’t (literally made of eyes). MORE