Geoffrey D. Winn interviews James Jacobs about Second Darkness: The Void Children.
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RPGAggression: Interview with Greg Vaughan
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Dungeon Crawl Classics from Goodman Games have gone 4e with these first three installments of 1st level adventures intended to hit the 2e feel. Hear what I think about DCC53: Sellswords of Punjar, DCC54: Forge of the Mountain King, DCC55: Isle of the Sea Drake.
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The 3.5 Private Sanctuary brings us this update on the Pathfinder RPG and what is going on over at Paizo.
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Dragora's Dungeon is an adventure from Goodman Games. It's good to get back into the old school reviewing mode again, but I would still love to get reviews from listeners for the show. If you are interested don't forget to swing by the forums or email me.

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And I want to hear what you look for in a published adventure (and we have a thread about if I should do adventure reviews one at a time or several at once with a similar theme) over at the Forums.

Geoffrey D. Winn brings us the first installment of the new Tome Show Presents series. This time, we're taking an in-depth look at the Pathfinder Adventure Path series Second Darkness from Paizo Publishing. For this episode he talked to author Greg A. Vaughan.

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The Forgotten Realms Character Guide and Players Guide gives us a new look into the world of Faerun for 4th edition. This has been a hotly discussed change and everyone I've talked to seems to have a different opinion on the topic. So it's odd that when I chatted with Chuck Martinell for the show we seemed to have the same impression about most of the parts of the two books that introduce us to this world all over again.
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The Fist Full of Comics and Games guys got me this interview from GenCon 2008 with Scott Rouse, D&D Brand Manager at WotC.
It's the "Lost GenCon Interview". Duh duh duh.
Anyway, I also play a promo for Quarter Life, a fantastic Podcast novel.
Also, we have the winners of the Secret Code contest, but by the time I got the names I had already recorded this. So here they are in print, and I'll give them a shout out on the next episode.
Alex Wawro
Chris Nolen
Emmet Ford
Christine Forshner
John T Wojdan
Matt Borselli
Pôl Jackson
Wayne Humfleet
Todd Swick
Victor Wyatt
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Eytan Bernstein joins me for this advice episode. We talk about the freelance work he's been doing for Goodman Games and Wizards, then we discuss the best ways to build a tiefling wizard, and finally we have advice on making Saving Throws work in your game.
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The Promo is for the Sell Swords of Punjar Actual Play, which was supposed to be in the last episode except for technical issues.
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