Episode 1: Setting the Stage

Our first episode is a rundown of the purpose of the podcast, where we're headed, and setting up the first campaign arc.

Download our episode here, or look to the feeds on the right side of our screen.

• 00:30- What the show is about.
• 01:11- Pimping Episode Zero.
• 01:50- Awkward segue into sources of inspiration.
• 02:24- Inspiration or theft?
• 04:45- Song of Ice and Fire spoiler!
• 05:28- Game Killers.
• 09:00- GM styles.
• 16:00- Laying out how we're building the campaign.
• 20:48- Systems.
• 21:39- "What are we going to do for our campaign?"
• 26:12- "Where and with whom?"
• 28:15- History
• 29:35- Group Template
• 35:09- Tying it all together.
• 35:43- Fin.

Hosts: Jeramy and Matthew.

We need a logo

So, here's hoping you guys are more creative than we are.

We need a logo, but have no ideas. If you think of anything at all we would gladly welcome suggestions. Right now I'm mostly looking for ideas, but if someone goes through the effort to actually put some art with it, so much the better.

Thanks,
Jeramy

Episode 0: An Introduction

Here we go. We've just released our first official podcast. It's not much, just a quick welcome and description of our show and what we're trying to accomplish. To make matters worse it's just me this time, but next time Matt will join me and we can get started for real.

Download our episode here, or look to the feeds on the right side of the screen.

Let us know what you think!

Jeramy

New podcast

Well, here we are at the outset of our great endeavor. I and my new co-host Matt will soon be uploading a trial episode of our new podcast, Mastering the Game.

Our show will be a roleplaying podcast, but unlike others that focus on the tips and tricks that make you better players and GMs, our intent is to build wholly formed campaigns to be used as a guide or inspiration for games you can run or play immediately after listening.

If all goes well we'll include a few more side projects as well, but we'll announce those as they become ready. For now enjoy what we have to offer, and please let us know how we can improve or serve the community better.

Thanks,
Jeramy Ware