The Gauntlet's Fear of a Black Dragon takes a look at (mostly) TSR-era and OSR adventures, analyzes how they play, and then pivots to deeper discussion on GMing a particular facet of that adventure.
Taking nominations for best RPG Podcasts of 2018!
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The Gauntlet's Fear of a Black Dragon takes a look at (mostly) TSR-era and OSR adventures, analyzes how they play, and then pivots to deeper discussion on GMing a particular facet of that adventure.
What podcasts have caught your ears this year? Just like the Most Anticipated RPG 2019 poll, this thread is for nominations for the Best RPG Podcasts of 2018, following which will be the official voting stage.
Rules:
- must have released at least 3 new episodes in 2018
- the main focus must be tabletop RPGs
- must not be your own podcast
- must include a link to the podcast’s web page
Feel free to say why.
As always, if it’s not nominated, it won’t be in the main poll.
Nominations open for one week, until Tuesday 18th December. The poll will come shortly thereafter. The results will fittingly initially be announced in our podcast and posted here as an article later.
One final note. I plan to do this every year, just the the Anticipated RPG poll. However, unlike individual RPGs, podcasts are on ongoing venture. I'd like to note in advance that a podcast can only win this poll once.
Rules:
- must have released at least 3 new episodes in 2018
- the main focus must be tabletop RPGs
- must not be your own podcast
- must include a link to the podcast’s web page
Feel free to say why.
As always, if it’s not nominated, it won’t be in the main poll.
Nominations open for one week, until Tuesday 18th December. The poll will come shortly thereafter. The results will fittingly initially be announced in our podcast and posted here as an article later.
One final note. I plan to do this every year, just the the Anticipated RPG poll. However, unlike individual RPGs, podcasts are on ongoing venture. I'd like to note in advance that a podcast can only win this poll once.
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Jason D. Graham
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8 minutes of awesome
Newbie DM minicast is my nomination. Brief but detailed and pertinent table top rpg info with interviews with the top names in the industry. And most of all, that short format is perfect for my ADHD. Enrique deserves all the awards
Newbie DM minicast is my nomination. Brief but detailed and pertinent table top rpg info with interviews with the top names in the industry. And most of all, that short format is perfect for my ADHD. Enrique deserves all the awards
The Crimson Binome
Hero
I nominate System Mastery. They review an RPG every other week, and have maintained that schedule for years now, which is pretty impressive given the sheer number of pages involved.
Morthrai_17
Explorer
If we're only allowed to nominate one each then I'm saying The Grognard Files.
Ian James Griffiths
First Post
+1 for The Grognard Files. Compulsory listening.
Paid a bod yn dwp
Explorer
It has to be the Grognardfiles +5
Henry
Autoexreginated
If Actual Play RPG podcasts are permissible, then I really need to nominate the Glass Cannon Podcast. It has very polished production values, and it's the irrreverent mix of humor, friendship, and spontaneous rules-explanation moments, combined with a roughly 1 hour form factor, that really make it a favorite of mine to keep up with. Unlike some longer-form podcasts, It's both very digestible and lots of fun.
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Skywalker
Adventurer
Red Moon Roleplaying (https://www.redmoonroleplaying.com/).
Darrin Katzska
First Post
Total Party Thrill episodes always jump to the top of my queue when they come out because the hosts are hilarious and insightful. http://www.totalpartythrillcast.com/
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