Hindsightless

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?

I ramble on about the benefits of technology

Wherein I'll be discussing the 2nd prompt of RPG-A-Day, which is "Unique"

I’m offering up my musings on the RPG a day prompt for August 1, 2019 which is “Firsts”