Hindsightless

Hark, I have an idea! Featuring some kind words from the amazing Lieren from Updates From the Middle of Nowhere and my response to being unmasked by the investigative genius, Collin Spikepit Green. Mea culpa, y'all. Mea culpa big time.  Do yourselves a favor and check this show out!  Tales From My D&D Campaign https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2971j1O3tGM&list=PLylLGJF4VZY7Wya1zdWY3ExLfitPCdJEN Demo...

Wherein I reflect on the calamity of the WOTC pre=programed adventures. Several of them are garbage

Where and I totally cheat

Heretofore I shall regale you with tales of what primes my pump as a DM. This episode also features awesome voice messages left by Lieren & Jeff, stars of the fantastic new podcast, Updates from the Middle of All Dooms. 

Wherein I speak of being lost. Featuring a reading fro paradise Lost and a poem by the fantastic Emily Dickinson. 

Wherein I wax philosophic on the vastness of our hobby. As an example of this fact, this episode features call ins from the East Coast of the USA, the UK and points seemingly far beyond. A big thank you for the call ins to Spencer and Lieren; and a super special thank you to my new caller/listener, Julz. 

Wherein I read the Noble background option for Pathfinder 2E character creation. Featuring a voice message from the one, the only Lieren.

Wherein I discuss fear.

Wherein I ramble on about food in RPG's for a bit, then we hear from the wonderful Lieren. I also include a few lines from T.S. Elliot which I feel sums up the quality of my show rather nicely.

Where in I talk about my experiences with solo gaming and one on one sessions. And there are some awesome Collins from Dave, Lieren & Collin!

Wherein I discuss my love of using dreams in RPG's. This episode start off with a reading of Edgar Allen Poe's prom, A Dream. To close this episode out, I respond to Dave and Lieren's awesome voice messages. 

Wherein I talk about... doors. Oh, I also might mention The Dark Tower series.  This episode starts off with a reading from T.S. Elliot's poem, "Burnt Norton", followed by a reading from Thomas Wolfe's poem, "Look Homeward Angel", followed by... a mystery. Luckily for us all, this episode contains voices other than my own. 

Where in I ramble on and on about what, if any, responsibility I have in shepherding new people into our amazing hobby. This episode rules though because it's not just me talking! Hooray for call ins!!! 

Wherein I drone on about my love for all of Cthulhu.

Wherein I discuss the importance of friendship through the lease of PRG's. 

Whering I have an unfailing disunion on self examination. 

Wherein I discuss my lack of focus in building a 13th level Pathfinder 1e character for a one shot and how running an actual play podcast has helped my focus as a DM.

Wherein I discuss my thoughts on critical fumble decks and the like.

Wherein I talk about MAID RPG, the weirdest, coolest, most obscure game I've come across in my 30+ years of gaming.

I talk about the season finale of my actual play podcast, Weal or Woe. Links to my show: Podbean: https://wealorwoe.podbean.com Ituens: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/weal-or-woe/id1416888202 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/49qY6Wgj0QVzYLY4Jw4jeP?si=fudc2Cm9SWGSRT0fd-vLaA The labyrinth I used: https://open.spotify.com/show/49qY6Wgj0QVzYLY4Jw4jeP?si=fudc2Cm9SWGSRT0fd-vLaA

Where in I pontificate on the familiar and the unfamiliar

Where and I talk about our lost history.

Where and I admit to my other lack of knowledge on space role-playing games.

Where and I speak briefly about what in my opinion is the greatest free RPG resource out there.

Where and I reflect on my engagement with our beautiful hobby. Is it enough? Is it too much? Am I obligated to engage with it and if so, by whom?