
We are a group of tabletop RPG gamers and these are the games we play.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 604 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

Our first session of the Runequest coming-of-age epic Six Seasons in Sartar sees the characters introduced by way of a prelude, as well as a rather rough initiation for one of the trio.
Featuring:
Finlaker, Son of Haranbrast of River Bend (Des)
Mi... more
We're back for one more dose of the Call of Cthulhu solo-play "Alone Against the Static" live and on the air! Will Alex fare better than Charlie? What other paths can we discover? Tune in and find out!
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David takes on the Call of Cthulhu solo-play "Alone Against the Static" live and on the air! The first of two play-throughs.
The EOR Discord: discord.gg/xsDRFUXMVH
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Jen returns to the Keeper's chair to run David and Des through the Gaslight one-shot, "The Phtonus Cabinet"! Follow the adventures of Bertie and Bernice as they attempt to track down a missing piece of furniture that, naturally, turns out to be much ... more
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Like listening to a class of 5-year-olds. No RP atmosphere at all
I came for the Runequest and will stay for banter. They have a chemistry that is impossible to fake, everyone seams to be having a good time and it’s really infectious! The laughter, the stories and the pop culture references totally draw you into their stories, the hysterical laughter (mine this time as I listen while walking the dogs) is great for the soul. Congratulations to everyone involved and I look forward to more. Thank you and cheers from over the pond!
It's difficult to adequately describe the charm of this podcast to the uninitiated. It is my favorite actual-play podcast, however, hands down. There are many actual-plays these days leaning heavily on heavy post-production soundeffects, transparently scripted lines, and other tinsel, but nothing matches the unique, alchemical combination of personalities here, the intelligence and humor, the brilliant, natural repartee, the engaging and exciting but refreshingly non-frenetic tone, the richly im... more
One of the best actual play podcasts out there. Good players, good stories. All of them are in it for the fun. Play several different games.
Hey just wanted to let y’all know I appreciate all the hard work you do. From the group to duet games y’all always bring the a game. You stay on point to the game better than most games I played in. You are always trying different games making it new and interesting. Which introduced me to games that I have not seen before and loved.
Again thanks keep up the good work
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This collection of tabletop RPG gaming sessions focuses on a variety of roleplaying game systems, including notable titles like Call of Cthulhu and Honor and Intrigue. Episodes feature engaging storylines and character-driven narratives, emphasizing player interactions, suspenseful challenges, and the exploration of various game mechanics. Each session showcases the unique chemistry amongst the players as they navigate through adventures steeped in fantasy and horror, creating a dynamic listening experience that combines humor with immersive storytelling. The podcast is particularly noteworthy for its commitment to lesser-known RPG systems, appealing to both seasoned gamers and newcomers looking for creativity and inspiration in the tableto... more
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