Join a whole potful of gnomes as they each look back on their 2019 gaming year. Will all these gnomes be able to close out the year without getting tossed in the stew? Thanks to MORE
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Gnomecast #80 – Niche Protection
Join Ang, Jared, and J.T. for a discussion about the meaning of niche protection and how to implement it in your games. Will these gnomes’ niches be protected enough to keep them out of the MORE
Gnomecast #77 – Weather!
Join Ang, Jared, and J.T. for a discussion about how to use weather in your games. Will these gnomes all-weather gear be enough to keep them out of the stew? Gnomes Ang, Chris, Phil, Rob, MORE
Gnomecast #71 – Life’s Time Crunch vs. Gaming
Join Ang, Jared, and J.T. for a discussion about how to keep gaming when it feels like life has other ideas. Will these gnomes be able to make time to escape the stew this week? Follow MORE
Gnomecast #64 – Shadow of the Century with Mike Olson and Morgan Ellis
Join Jared for an interview with Mike Olson and Morgan Ellis, two of the developers who worked on Shadow of the Century from Evil Hat Productions as a follow-up to Jared’s review of the product here. Will MORE
Gnomecast #59 – Roll for Initiative
Join Ang, Camdon, and Jared for a discussion on different initiative systems and different ways to manage initiative in your games. Will these gnomes act soon enough to keep them out of the stew? The MORE
Gnomecast #56 – It All Goes Sideways
Join Ang, Jared, John, and Phil for GM advice about what to do when players take your game in unexpected directions. Can these gnomes deal well enough with the unexpected to keep out of the MORE
Gnomecast #53 – Thankful for RPGs
Join a whole stewpot full of gnomes ready to share their Thanksgiving messages with you. We at Gnome Stew and Misdirected Mark would like to thank you, all our podcast listeners and blog readers, for MORE
Gnomecast #45 – Actual Play in the World Today
Join Ang, Jared, John, and Senda on Gnomecast for a follow-up discussion of Ang’s Gnome Stew article “Actual Play, Character Death, and Fan Toxicity” and a discussion about RPG sessions as public, consumable media and how they MORE