Radio Grognard KING SIZE

I talk about different types of magic-users in RPGs and how to play them.

I talk about a few different types of clerics and how to play them in RPGs.

I talk about a few different takes on a fighter in RPGs.

I talk about a few types of thief in RPGs.

I talk about "package deals" for character creation in class-and-level RPGs.

I talk about building terrain pieces for RPGs and why I don't.

I talk about scheduling times for games and what to do about absences.

I talk about using props in RPGs.

I talk about aging in AD&D.

Inspired by Joethelawyer's email, I talk about describing the flora and fauna of your campaign world.

I talk about setting and keeping the right tone in your game.

I talk about ways to use those groups you've been creating.

I talk about what to do with organizations and how they operate.

I talk about how to create groups and organizations for RPGs.

I talk about X.P.-based leveling vs. Adventure-based leveling in class/level RPGs.

In this, the 200th episode, I talk about liches and how to use them in RPGs.

I talk about the ghost in RPGs and how I'd handle them.

I talk about the spectre and their use in a game.

I talk about the use of the ghast in RPGs.

I talk about shadows and what to do with 'em.

I talk about one of my favorite undead, the mummy and how to use them.

I talk about the wight's "cousin", the wraith and how to use them in a game.

I talk about wights and how to use 'em.

I talk about the lowly skeleton and how I would use them in my games.

I talk about vampires and my favorite incarnation.

I talk about zombies vs. ghouls, the difference between the two and how they should be used.

I talk about adventure "layers" and how many should you have (if any).

I talk about secret groups, societies, etc. - they're not just for bad guys.

I talk about PCs and monsters that are not 100% healthy or disabled in some way and how to work that into an adventure.

I talk about how traps aren't just for bad guys.

I talk about running away, being captured and how that's not always a bad thing.

I talk about 2-3 of my favorite modules I've used and reused.

I talk about the Artifacts and Relics chapter in the 1E DMG and what it was intended for.

I talk about how to deal with a mix of younger players and older gamers.

I talk about how GMs should use their muse to brainstorm and help with creativity.

I talk about how to set up long-ranging plot points in games.

I talk about adapting material from other media for your game.

I talk about the current goings-on in the OSR and who and why I I support some publishers.

I talk about prepping numbers for the game.

I talk about how GMs can get module-bound and how I keep that from happening.

I talk about what kind of holiday-themed adventures I run.

I talk about how I referee and how I dislike adversarial/killer GMs.

I talk about how to do mapless combat by using landmarks.

I talk about monster descriptions.

I answer a voicemail on megadungeons and an email about my FLGS episode.

I talk about how to get more use out of a megadungeon.

I talk about giving PCs things that aren't game-breakers but do have an impact on future adventures.

I talk about making sounds to set the mood and atmosphere.

I check the slush pile and check out The Spitting Duck.

I talk about my Friendly Local Game Store and how it measures up.