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Dice of Doom Podcast 039: Goblins!, Fabled Lands, Mutants & Masterminds, and Using Skill Checks on PCs

In this episode we discuss our upcoming RPG Goblins!, review Fabled Lands, look at Mutants & Masterminds, and ask “Can you use skills on PCs?”. Continue reading →
Posted in Podcasts, Role Playing Games | Tagged Fabled Lands, mutants & masterminds, Roleplaying, rpgs | Leave a comment
Dice of Doom Podcast 037: Lady Blackbird, Religion in RPGs and Dealing with a Large Gaming Group

In this episode of the DoDcast we discuss our early impressions of Lady Blackbird, discuss the role of religions in roleplaying games and discuss ways of dealing with a large gaming group. Continue reading →
Posted in Dungeons & Dragons, Indie Roleplaying Games, Podcasts, Role Playing Games | Tagged dnd, dungeons & dragons, GMing, indie games, lady blackbird, one seven design, religion, Roleplaying | 10 Comments
Confessions of a Roleplaying Book Collector

Once again I was looking, lovingly, over my collection of roleplaying books. As I went through them, I discovered that there was a book I hadn’t bought yet from the Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition set. I immediately became anxious that my collection wasn’t complete. It had become important that I had a set, a complete set and I had found that it was less than it should be. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Nerdom, Role Playing Games | Tagged countersketch, d&d, dnd, dungeons & dragons, Dungeons and Dragons, gaming, nerd, Roleplaying, Roleplaying games, symatt | 1 Comment
Dice of Doom Podcast 036: Eclipse Phase, Screwing Characters, Tragedy, Ecology and Dwarven Women’s Grooming Habits

Eclipse Phase review, deliberately screwing with your players for plot, tragedy as a campaign genre, is a realistic campaign ecology important, and the age old question – beards and female dwarfs. Continue reading →
Posted in Call of Cthulhu, Dungeons & Dragons, Eclipse Phase, Podcasts, Role Playing Games | Tagged dnd, dungeons & dragons, Dwarfs, Eclipse Phase, gaming, Roleplaying, Roleplaying games, Tragedy | 9 Comments

Recently, in one of our podcasts, we discussed the idea of rolling your skill checks first in response to a challenge and THEN roleplaying the resulting success or failure. For example, you would roll your diplomacy check, and then you’d roleplay the resulting success or failure based on the result. The idea has been picked up and run with by the guys at Roving Band of Misfits who discuss it at length, along with some very useful rule interpretations for implementing it in your D&D 4e game. It is well worth the read. Continue reading →
Dice of Doom Podcast 034: Dragon Warriors Review, TPKs: Who’s to Blame? and Win your Character a set of Steak Knives

In this episode of the Dice of Doom podcast we review Dragon Warriors through hopefully not particularly rose coloured glasses. We discuss the question “Total Party Kills:Who’s to blame?” and what’s more, identify exactly who it is. We also, as part of Play a New RPG Month, are offering you the chance to win your Character a set of Steak Knives in game. Continue reading →
Posted in Podcasts, Role Playing Games | Tagged dnd, dragon warriors, dungeons & dragons, Dungeons and Dragons, GMing, PANRPG, play a new rpg, playanewrpg, Roleplaying | Leave a comment
Play a New RPG Month Update

It’s less than a week till the official start of Play a New RPG Month so I thought I’d write an update on what has been going on in preparation for the month. It has been pretty humbling (and downright awesome) to see people that we don’t know discussing PANRPG independently of our involvement. This means that the idea is spreading, and we couldn’t be happier. Continue reading →
Posted in Play a New RPG, Role Playing Games | Tagged gaming, PANRPG, play a new rpg, Roleplaying | 3 Comments
Play a New RPG Month

After finding out how enjoyable and fun it was to play so many different games, we decided we would start a new project. So today we are announcing Play a New RPG Month. OK, we’ve been talking about it on the podcast for ages, but this is the hard, do it now, get out there and make it happen, announcement. We want to encourage as many gaming groups as we can to break the routine and try out something new. If you are a group that already plays a lot of games, we’d still like you to join us. Let’s make a big show of it and see what happens. Continue reading →
Posted in Gaming, Meta, Role Playing Games | Tagged gaming, Meta, PANRPG, playanewrpg, Roleplaying, rpg | 3 Comments
GURPS Review

We’ve been keen to play GURPS for many, many, many years now and the Grand Gaming Experiment gave us the opportunity to give it a shot. So with all this anticipation and excitement, did it live up to our expectations? Continue reading →
Posted in Gaming, GURPS, Role Playing Games | Tagged GURPS, reviews, Roleplaying, rpg, sjgames, Steve Jackson | 31 Comments

For those of you who read our blog regularly or listen to our podcast, you’ll know that we’re quite fond of the occasional horror roleplaying game. Turns out the guys at Gaming Tonic have a similar penchant. Check out their post on Setting the Stage for a night of horror roleplaying. Continue reading →


