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Round Table 55 – Elemental Evil Part II – Adventurers League

Round Table / Adventurers League, Alan Patrick, Bill Benham, D&D, D&D fifth edition, D&D Next, D&D5e, DnD, dungeons and dragons, Elemental Evil, Forgotten Realms, Greg Marks, organized play, podcast, Robert Adducci, rpg podcast, tabletop, tabletop rpg, Travis Woodall, world building, worldbuilding / 0 comments

February 9, 2015

A new episode of my podcast, The Round Table, is up on The Tome Show’s website.

I sit down with five of the six Adventurers League admins – Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. We talk about the Elemental Evil storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurers League and their open call for adventure designers. This podcast was recorded on January 27, 2015.

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Round Table 54 – Elemental Evil Part I – TRPG, MMO, and Board Game

Round Table / Adventure System Board Game, Board Game, Computer Game, D&D, D&D fifth edition, D&D fourth edition, D&D Next, D&D5e, Dave Gibson, DnD, dungeons and dragons, Elemental Evil, Forgotten Realms, Greg Blair, John Fischer, Mike Shea, Neverwinter, Neverwinter MMO, podcast, rpg, rpg podcast, Tabletop Podcast, tabletop rpg, Temple of Elemental Evil, TRPG, world building, worldbuilding / 0 comments

February 2, 2015

A new episode of my podcast, The Round Table, is up on The Tome Show’s website.

I sit down with Greg Blair, John Fischer, Dave Gibson, and Mike Shea to talk about the official Elemental Evil announcement. D&D’s next story line affects not only the TRPG, but also the Neverwinter MMO and the Adventure System Cooperative board games. This podcast was recorded on January 25, 2015. Stay tuned for Part II next week all about organized play!

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Round Table 53 – New Digital Columns and Dungeon and Dragon Magazines

Round Table / D&D, D&D fifth edition, D&D fourth edition, D&D Next, D&D5e, DnD, Dragon Magazine, Dungeon Magazine, dungeons and dragons, Mike Mearls, podcast, rpg, rpg podcast, Sam Dillon, tabletop, tabletop rpg, Tracy Hurley, TRPG, Vegas Lancaster, Wade Kemper, world building, worldbuilding / 7 comments

January 26, 2015

A new episode of my podcast, The Round Table, is up on The Tome Show’s website.

I sit down with Vegas Lancaster, Sam Dillon, Tracy Hurley, and Round Table newbie Wade Kemper. We talk about the last Legends and Lore column heralding the arrival of three new D&D digital columns in 2015. Then we discuss the recent availability of Dungeon and Dragon magazines on dndclassics.com. This episode was recorded on January 15, 2015.

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Philly N Crowd

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sarahdarkmagic.com

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Bonus Action 003 – Healing and Hit Dice

Bonus Action / D&D, D&D fifth edition, D&D Next, D&D5e, DnD, dungeons and dragons, healing, hit dice, podcast, rpg, rpg podcast, Sam Dillon, tabletop, tabletop rpg, TRPG, world building, worldbuilding / 0 comments

January 21, 2015

A new episode of my podcast, Bonus Action, is up on The Tome Show’s website.

In this episode Sam and I discuss the Healing and Hit Dice mechanics in D&D. You can find an explanation of these rules in the Player’s Basic D&D PDF on pages 74 and 75 or in the Player’s Handbook on pages 196 and 197 (in the combat chapter). Check out Sam’s blog – rpgmusings.com!

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