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Hosted by Zach & Josh · leisure · EN-US · 79 episodes
Not THAT kind of dungeon... Or maybe it could be! As your guides, we seek to explore and chart the various aspects of arranging, preparing, and collaborating while enjoying what we believe is one of the most satisfying hobbies: tabletop gaming. We will explore the ins-and-outs from both the player and gamemaster's perspective, hoping to bring inspiration to any who grace us with the presence of their ears
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Signup to Generate a PitchDungeon Guides is a leisure podcast hosted by Zach & Josh, with 79 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #79
An object in motion stays in motion, but we must remember that outside forces have an influence.. That seems to be doubly so for many people and their active gaming groups. In this episode we talk about returning to the hobby after a hiatus, as we compare that to us resuming recording sessions for this very podcast. Grandpa-ages Josh urges everyone to appreciate the ability to connect in this information age.
Episode #78
There are many powerful, horrifying, and difficult foes to battle in a sword & sorcery setting. One in particular can prove to be quite the adversary for PCs of all make and model; and that’s a big bad evil wizard. We jaw on about concepts and approaches to establishing and operating a high level wizard antagonist. Wizards have the ability to present in such a varied way, and we encourage folk to think beyond the spell list, and beyond wizards as simply deadly casters.
Episode #77
This time we address a hot button issue for many players and GM’s alike, and that’s banning elements of TTRPG play. We’ll take a look at the what, why, when, and how GM’s might make that decision, and offer some insights and advice regarding bans and why they might be issued.
Episode #76
A good RPG system will often have a wide selection of equipment which might be available in a setting, with systems using magic not being shy in the way of magical items. There are more kinds of magic item than you could ever loot in most campaigns, but sometimes even these robust reliquaries or arcane assemblies don’t fill all the niches and variations that we could see in TTRPG play. In this episode we discuss homebrewing items; what it can add... What does it feel like? How would you go about it?
Episode #75
The basic question being asked in this episode is “What does this level-up look like?” Not meant to be a “how you should play” as much as an additional tool in your TTRPG kit to be used if you like. We explore what leveling up feels like in D&D-like systems as related to story/RP-based elements of character growth.
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