Using Movies to Pace your RPG's

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Tales From the TTRPG Dust Pan

Mark V.

128 episodes

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Dive into the world of tabletop role-playing games with this unfiltered podcast. Join host Mark V for an exploration of game design, actual play, and the fickelness of dice. From spontaneous rambles to curated game concepts, every episode offers a fresh perspective on the hobby. While the audio quality may not be studio-perfect, the content is guaranteed to spark your imagination. Discover a wealth of game ideas, both familiar and innovative, crafted by a host with years of experience in the TTRPG realm. Let the Adventures begin! The Blog: https://failedgamedesigner.blogspot.com/

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Using Movies to Pace your RPG's

Tales From the TTRPG Dust Pan

26 minutes 5 seconds

1 month ago

Using Movies to Pace your RPG's

Thanks to Jay (AKA Sideburn Zombie) at the BAMF Podcast:

https://open.spotify.com/show/4TJJkV19ddf3ERmoDAxGHT?si=583dcb58bc4840a6

I was inspired to revisit one of my old (March 21, 2014) blog posts about using movies, in this case Ghost busters as examples for Pacing your role playing game campaigns.

IN this pod cast I revisit that post and extrapolate some of the ideas it contained.

ttps://failedgamedesigner.blogspot.com

I hope you enjoy!

Do you want to see me revisit more old blog posts?

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