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<blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 6072525" data-attributes="member: 1231">I think first you should take a close look at the games Tabletop has ruled out as potential episodes and figure out why. Maybe get in contact with Wil himself (you are sufficiently high profile that I bet you could wrangle some of his time) for advice, because I think that he was talking at one point about how they were thinking about doing an RPG episode or short series. I watch a fair amount of Tabletop, and if there was a show done in a similar fashion for D&amp;D I would definitely give it a look. I might also think that such a show could make use of audience participation which would add an extra hook that might help if it is not quite as action packed. For instance, if there were a number of plot threads that the DM could choose to develop further, it would be if that could be voted on. Fluffier elements, like villain names (just an example), could be an appropriate area for audience participation too I think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaodi, post: 6072525, member: 1231"] I think first you should take a close look at the games Tabletop has ruled out as potential episodes and figure out why. Maybe get in contact with Wil himself (you are sufficiently high profile that I bet you could wrangle some of his time) for advice, because I think that he was talking at one point about how they were thinking about doing an RPG episode or short series. I watch a fair amount of Tabletop, and if there was a show done in a similar fashion for D&D I would definitely give it a look. I might also think that such a show could make use of audience participation which would add an extra hook that might help if it is not quite as action packed. For instance, if there were a number of plot threads that the DM could choose to develop further, it would be if that could be voted on. Fluffier elements, like villain names (just an example), could be an appropriate area for audience participation too I think. [/QUOTE]

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