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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Did you have to take this one back down for some reason? I can’t download from iTunes.
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Michael Robbins you listen to the show?!?! That makes me so happy!
I’m downloading it right now through the Podcast app on iPhone and on iTunes as well. Let me check out the feed and see if there are any issues… Thanks for the heads up.
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Did it work for you? I can’t seem to find anything wrong.
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I had to delete the copy on my phone and re-download, but its working now…and yeah, I got so many emails from your blog following about episodes being released that I started listening…then other things from Tome Show, and bled into Happy Jack’s RPG Podcast, Savage Worlds Game Master Hangout, Fear the Boot…you’ve seriously starting sucking up a lot of my time James! But I walk to and from work, so I get some listening time every day.
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Those are some great podcasts right there. Happy to be the gateway podcast and I’m glad I wore you down as opposed to making you unfollow the blog! Are you playing a lot of TRPGs these days?
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I’ve been running my Savage Worlds game on Roll20 for a year and a half, and then playing a 4th ed game for about the same time. Jeff ran a 5th Ed Eberron one shot for New Years that we’d love to see grow, but he is starting grad school at night soon, so not sure about his time. You?
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I fished up my 4e Eberron game this Summer and I run two biweekly 5e games on roll 20 (one with Greg Blair). I also play occaisionally in a few one shot 5e games here and there.
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