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The boys from Modern Myth are shootin' the shit and attacking all things D&D from both sides of the screen. Join DM Tom Quinn, and PC Josh Winans as they explore the amazing world of Dungeons and Dragons.
So, sit back, throw in some earbuds, and pretend you're getting work done every time your boss walks by.
Welcome to Split Screen D&D.
New episodes every Friday.
So, sit back, throw in some earbuds, and pretend you're getting work done every time your boss walks by.
Welcome to Split Screen D&D.
New episodes every Friday.
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There's nothing wrong with tension and drama emerging through the actions of characters, but sometimes you can have too much of a good thing. We're talking about how we can use levity as PCs and DMs to enhance the entire experience.
As Players and DMs we don't always see eye to eye, but that shouldn't stop you from having great experiences at the table.
We're kicking off season 2 with a look at some awesome alternatives to 5e Dungeons and Dragons.
We've had a blast for these last 50 episodes and can't thank you enough for joining us. As usual we're doing a top ten but this time with a twist. Let's get spicy.
It may seem strange to willingly sign away some amount of our agency to another, be it a god, dark patron, king, family member, or friend. We're discussing the opportunities that exist within these exchanges and why some of our favorite role play is born out of these arrangements.
Healing plays a massive role in the lethality or lack thereof in any ttrpg system. Let's talk about why 5e needs to rethink how healing works.
Is 5e suffering from a DM shortage? If so, what might be contributing to a DM exodus from the space, and what can be done to slow or reverse the process?
For ages the mighty XP has dominated the landscape, but many tables in 5e have moved to a milestone leveling system. Is this indicative of a fundamental issue in the XP system that 5e has stratified? What are the pros and cons of abandoning an age-old method of tracking character progression? How do these systems reinforce or undermine the aims of your table?
It's half the damn name after all... so why are dungeons so important, and how has their role changed as the editions have come and gone.
You know the old advice. You've probably heard it a thousand times. "Never split the party." We're sitting down to challenge that advice.
There are tons of options in the D&D landscape. Races, classes, feats, abilities. The choices that stand before us are almost limitless. Or are they? We're discussing the illusion of choice in D&D.
There's no question that technology shapes our world, and D&D is no exception. While virtual environments offer many benefits, what do we lose as we take our games from real tabletops and into the virtual world.
High tier play in Dungeons and Dragons has garnered a bad reputation. We're sitting down to examine if it deserves all the derision.
So, you've made a name for yourself as an adventurer and you're asking, "What now?" Well... Mid-tier play... that's what.
Ahh, to be young again... Kicking off our series on the Tiers of Play, we're talking about low tier play and some of the benefits and challenges it presents.
In D&D it can be tough to delineate between what we know as players and what our characters know. How well we maintain that barrier can have a huge influence at our tables and how we disseminate that information as DMs can make all the difference.
It's true, sooner or later we all meet our end. At the D&D table this doesn't have the end. We failed one too many death saves this week, so let's make the most of it.
Okay, we'll admit it. Lately we've been a little hard on 5e. We've talked a lot about the things we'd change, tweak, add or remove. Yet here we are, still rolling dice and telling stories beneath her beautiful banner. The fact is there are plenty of reasons that we call 5e home. Let's talk about 'em.
Lawful good? Chaotic evil? Labels are sooo 1990. Let's take a peek at alignment in D&D and talk about how it's impacting our characters and worlds.
With the announcement of One D&D, we decided it was time to sit down and talk about the future of this hobby we love so much.
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