Simulationism At Your Table

Join the group for a Lets Play of one of our favorite games LANCER. Join us for awesome roleplay with giant awesome mechs!

Today the crew is Reviewing the cult classic TTRPG version of the Cult Classic move Alien. If you like fun rules systems, or great horror movies, or horror games than stop in and listen.

The locations in your games are characters every bit as important as any pc or villain. In this episode we give you the basics on creating exciting original locations to tell your stories in. Tune in as we use our guidelines to create a super cool space station.

Simulationism is the replication of any particular real world activity or moment as accurately as possible in your game. Today we talk about how to use it and when it is appropriate to do so.

In this episode the team reviews a game that is near and dear to all of our hearts, Lancer. This mech game is ideal for telling stories in space western or space opera styles. It is one of the few games we all love.

As DM's we try to make the gaming experience the most fun we can for our players and ourselves but sometimes we screw up and make an suboptimal choice. This episode is all about what comes next. How do you recover.

Join us this week as our crew plays one of our favorite Indy games, Monster Care Squad. A game all about taking care of supernatural animals and creating peace. A game with no combat at all. Join us as we solve problems in a magical world

Today we talk about games that we absolutely love but are hard to find other people to play with you. We explain why they might not be for everybody and how to convince your friends to play this really cool niche games with you

In this episode we review in detail They Came From the Sea and touch on its associated games. Listen to us review another game series from one of the Podcast's favorite developers, Onyx Path.

Worldbuilding is the art of creating the physical backdrop of your stories. There are many different ways to contribute to worldbuilding and today we discuss in detail how to use geography, both real and fantasy, to drive your narratives.