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Gaining Advantage
Wyrmworks Publishing
43 episodes
5 days ago
Tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons have inherent benefits, but what happens when people decide to level up their play by using the game to improve the lives of others? And how can YOU do the same with your game?
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Tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons have inherent benefits, but what happens when people decide to level up their play by using the game to improve the lives of others? And how can YOU do the same with your game?
Show more...
Games
Leisure,
Hobbies
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Gaining Advantage 031: Improving Racial Representation in TTRPGs with Aaron Trammell
Gaining Advantage
1 hour 1 second
2 years ago
Gaining Advantage 031: Improving Racial Representation in TTRPGs with Aaron Trammell
This month, we open discussing the new canon autistic character being introduced in D&D, and how meaningful representation is for traditionally marginalized groups. ​​https://www.polygon.com/23850698/dnd-dungeons-dragons-autistic-character-asteria Then Dale talks with Aaron Trammell, Associate Professor of Informatics at UC Irvine, about improving representation for people of color in tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons.Key topics covered:How fantasy RPGs have historically lacked racial diversity and inclusion Racial stereotypes associated with classic fantasy races like orcs Colonialist attitudes reflected in fantasy language use Steps publishers and designers can take to improve racial representation in RPG products Making your gaming table welcoming for new and diverse players Aaron provides insight into issues around race in RPGs, and offers suggestions for how the hobby can become more inclusive. This is an important discussion about seeing diversity reflected in the games we play.0:00 Introduction: Asteria, the first canon autistic D&D character6:10 Interview: Aaron Trammell, Associate Professor of Informatics at UC Irvine54:21 Patreon Showcase & closingManually captioned. Transcript available at our website.Aaron Trammell LinksAaron Trammell’s work: http://aarontrammell.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/aarontram Wyrmworks PublishingThe Lair: https://cutt.ly/LairYT  Wyrmworks Publishing: http://wyrmworkspublishing.com
Gaining Advantage
Tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons have inherent benefits, but what happens when people decide to level up their play by using the game to improve the lives of others? And how can YOU do the same with your game?