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Some people love to be the game master. Other people see it as something you get stuck with. But why? Al and Chad discuss this question and offer their thoughts as to why some people avoid taking on the challenge of being a game master.

LIVE FROM EVERCON 2018!!

Perhaps a word of warning, normally we try to get you the cleanest, best sounding episode we can. This episode is lightly edited because it was recorded live on January 7th at Evercon Gaming Convention in Wausau, WI. 

The boys had a blast with their first time in front of a live audience! And by audience I mean we had 2 people in the audience and one of them was Chad's wife. That said, I think this may have been one of the funnest episodes the boys have ever done.

They talk gaming, music, video games, TV shows and so much more. you need to come check it out!

"Scott is our Wallowitz!" Lou Schwalbach

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For the first time ever Al, Dawn, Chad, and Lou are together in one place! This recording took place at Evercon 2018. The gang talks about conventions, why we like them, and shares some of their convention memories.

In this retro review Al talks about ninjas and takes a look at AD&D's attempt to bring ninjas into second edition.

Al and Dawn discuss the Three Glooms of Oinos, Hades, and Hel as presented in AD&D's Manual of the Planes. We also talk a little about movies from the 80s, because why not?

Scott and Chad sit down with Alexis Smolensk and Carl Olson and they talk about different ways to look at gaming as a hobby or a lifestyle or as whatever you want to call it. We talk about ways that Alexis and Carl look at the game as well as some of what Scott and Chad think as well. It's an in-depth discussion that no gamer of the fantasy realm should miss. So you want to hear something interesting?

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Al and Chad talk about the historical roots of the vampire as well as some different types of blood drinkers from around the world. Warning: this episode bites.

Al does a retro review of one of his favorite AD&D second edition supplements: The Complete Ranger's Handbook.

Al discusses some alternate systems of magic based on folklore.

In this retro review Al discusses one of his all time favorite game supplements: Tales Tales of the Wee Folk. This product for Basic D&D was part of a series of supplements that gave players and game masters rules for how to use monsters as characters. So grab your shillelagh and stick a four leaf clover in your hat as we dive into the world of leprechauns, pixies, centaurs, and more!

CORRECTION: I had the order of the Creature Crucible series wrong. Tall Tales of the Wee Folk is first, Top Ballista is second, The Sea People is third, and Night Howlers is the last of the series.