Join Ang, Josh, and JT as they talk about how to teach new rules to your tables. They cover their best practices, the difference between one-shots and campaigns, and many other aspects of incorporating new MORE
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Gnomecast #236 – Real Life Interruptions
Join Ang along with Josh and JT as they talk about how to navigate the curveballs life throws at us and gets in the way of us playing RPGs. It’s going to happen at some MORE
Gnomecast #231 – Running Published Adventures
Join Ang along with Josh and JT as they talk about the ins and outs of running published adventures! Whether it’s easier or harder and tips and tricks on how to make them work for MORE
Gnomecast #227 – Actual Play and Your Game
Join Ang, along with Chris and Josh as they talk about Actual Play games as entertainment and what we should and should not take away from them to use in our own games. Ang has MORE
Gnomecast #225 – What’s Your Type?
Join Ang, Jared and Josh as they talk about the types of characters they like to play, why they love those types, and why it’s also good to branch out and try other characters. Links: MORE
Gnomecast #220 – Virtual vs. In-Person
Join Ang along with Josh and Jared as they talk about the pros and cons of playing virtually online versus playing in person face-to-face.
Gnomecast #214 – Styles of Play
Join Ang, along with Josh and Senda as they talk about the different styles of roleplaying games and why it can help improve your experience to understand what types you enjoy most.
Gnomecast #210 – System Screen Burn
Join Ang along with Josh and JT as they talk about how to navigate having multiple game systems embedded in your brain.
Gnomecast #206 – Splitting the Party
Join Ang, Josh and JT as they talk about the dreaded, forbidden topic of splitting the party! Is it good? Is it bad? Does it depend? They’ll talk about it all.
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!