Join Ang, JT, and Tomas as they look at what they hoped to accomplish RPG wise in 2024, how that turned out, and what they’re hoping for in 2025.
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Gnomecast #202 – Surviving the Holidays
Join Ang, Matt, and Senda as they talk about how to help your gaming group survive the inevitable scheduling woes of the holiday season.
Gnomecast #201 – Oops! All Bards
Join Ang, Jared and Josh as they talk about what to do when you have characters in your game whose mechanical abilities overlap and you can’t rely on traditional ‘niche’ protection to move the spotlight around the table. Or, what to do when you somehow end up with a group of just bards!
Gnomecast #200 – Why We Do This
Join us for our 200th episode of the Gnomecast, as we talk about why we do this. What’s this? Giving gaming advice on Gnome Stew and this podcast. And who’s we? A bunch of gnomes who could take a little time to talk about the love we have for this hobby and why we keep giving gaming advice.
Gnomecast #199 – RPGs for the Spooky Season
Join Ang along with Jared and JT as they talk about how to bring the spooky to your table as we get deep into the Halloween season.
Gnomecast #198 – How Do You Like Your Stakes?
Join Ang, Josh and Carl Lehman as they talk about setting stakes for your games and how to keep your players and their characters invested and involved.
Gnomecast #197 – Brand New Players
Join Ang, Tomas and Walt as they talk about bringing brand new players into the hobbies. Tips, tricks, and things to keep in mind as you introduce the hobby to someone for the first time.
Gnomecast #196 – Two GM Slip Ups
Join Ang, Jared and Chris as they talk about two common slip ups GMs make while running our games and how to recover from them.
Gnomecast #194 – Multi-table Games
Join Ang, along with guests Carl Lehmann and Alex Thomas where they talk about organizing and running multi-table games! These can be a lot of fun, but require a different kind of organization and coordination.
Gnomecast #193 – GMing for Turtles
Join Ang, Josh, and Phil as they talk about GMing for Turtles. No, not those charming reptiles with a house on their back, but the players that end up not wanting to engage with what you’re putting down in front of them!