Thanks to suggestions from YOU, the readers of this blog, I've been swapping RPG podcasts in the place of my usual XM/Sirius radio. I've listened to a handful, and haven't heard a bad one yet, but Happy Jacks RPG Podcasts had me laughing out loud as I was driving home earlier tonight.
That says a lot. The conversations didn't sound forced, instead they reminded me of my college days of gaming and the non-stop joking around that used to happen before and after the game (and sometimes during). I used to have a "No Alcohol Rule" during our gaming sessions, just so I could keep a tenuous hold on the group. The fine folks at Captain Jacks are out of control, and it works perfectly.
They are also long. Running at 2+ hours per podcast, it's going to take me a day and a half of commuting to finish an episode. No complaints on my end, but that may be an issue for some.
Did I mention it's most certainly Not Safe for Work? Hey, who listens to podcasts at work anyway?
On a scale of 1 to 10, this one goes to 11 (Spinal Tap for the win!)
Meditations on the classic In Search of the Unknown (Module B1, written by
Mike Carr in 1978) module Adapted To OSR Rpg systems especially The
Adventurer, Conqueror, King Second Edition - Part Six
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Arriving at the iron docks of Krag-Ghar is a jarring sensory assault. The
humid air smells of sulfur, stagnant lake water, and melting pig iron.
Huge, soo...
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