Web DM Jim joins Dan & Paul to discuss the interplay between 0E and 5E game styles, old-school sensibility, and bringing maximum drama and tension to the table and streams. Web DM on YouTube: https://youtube.com/webdm Web DM Patreon: https://patreon.com/webdm

Dan and Paul discuss Holmesian Basic D&D and The 5E Ruined Tower of Zenopus with author and Holmes historian Zach Howard. Zenopus Archives Website: http://zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/ Ruined Tower of Zenopus on DM’s Guild: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/301308/The-Ruined-Tower-of-Zenopus

Dan and Paul discuss their personal careers and history in gaming and video games live from the PAX East show floor.

Dan and Paul speak like from the convention floor of TotalCon 34. They discuss the many games Paul ran, the problem of communicating game style in a convention blurb, meeting up with patrons, and much more!

Paul and Dan discuss the merits of different XP award systems: How to weight monsters, treasures, and magic. Points vs. milestones. Linear vs. geometric progressions. And lots more.

Dan and Paul are joined by Web DM Communications Director Emma Lambert, and they discuss the ins and outs of attending gaming conventions. Editor’s Note: We had some audio issues during the first half of this video. I processed the…

Dan and Paul make cookies! And talk about food at the gaming table while playing roleplaying games, as a prop in roleplaying games, and in the fiction and mechanics of roleplaying games.

an and Paul are joined by Steven McAuley and surprise guest Joe Manganiello to discuss their roots in old school gaming, and how it impacts their current 5th Edition D&D games.

Paul is joined by guest Colleen Nachtrieb to discuss their new actual play stream Ten Dead Rats. They discuss the system, the setting, and how live streaming differs from normal home play around the table.

Dan and Paul are joined by special guest Ian McGarty. They discuss self publishing D&D publications online, and reflect on their experiences creating, testing, and promoting their work.