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Post by joatmoniac on Sept 2, 2016 4:50:21 GMT
Game Master's Journey - Lex Starwalker touches on various topics relevant to the Game Master. Of particular interest are the Worldbuilding episodes where he fleshes out his own world of Primordia. Some particular episodes to look into are episodes 103, 104, and 109. Lex talks about different ways to play a Cleric in a given group other than just being the healbot for the party. Speaking of Game Master's Journey and worldbuilding and episodes to look into: check out 72 with none other than our very own DM Chris !
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DM Diggy
Commoner
Posts: 13
Favorite D&D Class: Cleric
Favorite D&D Race: Halflings
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Post by DM Diggy on Sept 2, 2016 13:44:25 GMT
Game Master's Journey - Lex Starwalker touches on various topics relevant to the Game Master. Of particular interest are the Worldbuilding episodes where he fleshes out his own world of Primordia. Some particular episodes to look into are episodes 103, 104, and 109. Lex talks about different ways to play a Cleric in a given group other than just being the healbot for the party. Speaking of Game Master's Journey and worldbuilding and episodes to look into: check out 72 with none other than our very own DM Chris ! Downloaded, and will definitely give it a listen during my travels this weekend.
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Orinen
Squire
Posts: 41
Favorite D&D Class: Dwarf
Favorite D&D Race: Monk/barber
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Post by Orinen on Apr 22, 2017 21:36:33 GMT
Lore by Aaron Mahnke. Not DnD related at all, but I'll still recommend it, as it gives great horror and mystery themed ideas. Quality is great, episodes are 20-30 minutes long and if you don't watch yourself and play it before sleeping, you just might have interesting dreams.
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dmcrenton
Squire
Posts: 27
Favorite D&D Class: Swordmage
Favorite D&D Race: Human
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Post by dmcrenton on Apr 30, 2017 14:45:06 GMT
I've been supplementing my DMB with Total Party Thrill, which is another player/DM advice and techniques podcast. It also has a section at the end of (almost) every episode where they build a 5th Edition character from the ground up with a concept that isn't clearly mapped to any single class. A personal favorite from the Character Creation Forge is the Combat Oracle (Divination Wizard 2/Valor Bard 18), if nothing else because the capstone (the Foresight spell) basically gives you complete freedom to shout "A VISION!" every time an attack misses you
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Post by DM Nim ToastHater on May 21, 2017 19:29:43 GMT
The one I listen to that hasn't been mentioned yet. Game Designer's Workshop put on by the guys at Role Playing Public Radio.
It's a more system neutral podcast more focused on building your own game system. I find that it's great for sparking ideas for new mechanics in the current 5e system. They also cover lots of information about how to publish your work, and the processes behind it. Good stuff. Highly recommend giving them a listen.
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Post by philis on Jul 27, 2017 9:54:57 GMT
Drunks and Dragons is my go too. They started my love of D&D, quickly followed by the DM Block! Now I power listen to these two religiously.
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crestsphinx
Commoner
Well that's new
Posts: 4
Favorite D&D Class: Barbarian
Favorite D&D Race: Human
Gender: Fluid
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Post by crestsphinx on Aug 7, 2017 10:20:25 GMT
I wanted to add on a few of my favorites;
Glass Cannon Podcast: I just started them, they are using Pathfinder rules and are genuinely funny. I'm sure they have enough followers already but wanted to share.
Demipia: A horror based 5e adventure. The audio is hard to hear at the first few episode, clashing with music. But later on it gets really good and gotta love some English accents.
Dungeons and Chill: The name is silly. But they have been going strong for a year the audio quality has some hiccups but they just got a new set up. Love the emotion the DM ties into the story and really wants his PC's past to be a part of the series.
Hapless Heroes: These guys are just having fun. And it's fun to be a part of it. They just switched to a bi-weekly schedule which is lame but they got lives too. Not everyone can be Adventure zone.
D&D and Daughters: I haven't started listening to them yet but I just love this idea. A father and his two young daughters playing D&D
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