In this episode Jeff and Sam (filling in for Tracy) speak with two of the RPG industry's most prolific artists, Claudio Pozas and Mike Schley. Jeff and Sam ask a couple of questions and then sit back and let these two personable gentlemen discuss their experiences as artists in the game industry. They talk about everything from where and when they got their start in the gaming industry to the nuts and bolts of freelancing to diversity in art to the difficulties of writing a good art order. Sit back, relax, and listen to these two industry veterans dish on their passion and their goals.
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James Introcaso sits down with author and Wizards of the Coast staffer Shelly Mazzanoble. They talk about Shelly's books, her career with Dungeons and Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, and Avalon Hill, and her surprising love of tabletop games. This podcast was recorded on March 10, 2015.

Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Confessions of a Part-time Sorceress

DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: Oddities & Odysseys: The Dread Tailor

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Confessions of a Part-time Sorceress
Everything I Need to Know I Learned from Dungeons and Dragons
Official D&D Podcast
Betrayal at House on the Hill
Diplomacy
D&D in the Classroom Podcast
Legends & Scouts Podcast
This American Life on Diplomacy
Rose Buddies

Time for another IN-PERSON RECORDING as Ray "The Dane" Fallon chats with Rudy, Alex, and Vegas about couch coop brawler Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes.  Will the boys find Heroes' Gauntlet-esque gameplay alluring or annoying?  Will they call it out on its outrageous depiction of the female anatomy?  Will The Time Wizard make an appearance?  Tune in to find out!
Some guy's video of D&D Heroes (we don't have a capture card, sorry!)
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Jeff is joined by Geoffrey Winn, David Gibson, and Shawn Merwin, to discuss the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide. The guys review the latest release from Wizards of the Coast in detail! Is this the Forgotten Realms book that Jeff Wanted? Listen to find out!
This extra long episode also features an interview with Steven Kenson of Green Ronin Publishing - the design studio that worked with WotC to produce this book and the latest super-adventure, Out of the Abyss.

David Gibson: 5-Minute-Workday (5mwd)
Shawn Merwin: Encoded Designs
Steve Kenson: Green Ronin Publishing
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James Introcaso sits down with Allison Rossi, Neal Powell, and Round Table newbie Michael Robbins to discuss the latest Curse of Strahd previews - the Haunted One background and the Death House adventure. This podcast was recorded on February 28, 2016.
Noble Knight pick of the episode - Ravenloft
DMs Guild pick of the episode - Recipe Crafting for Consumables
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In this book club episode Jeff, Tracy, and Eric talk about a D&D novel released a few years ago. Night of the Long Shadows is a 2007 D&D novel set in Eberron and written by Paul Crilley. This is the second book in the Inquisitives series and definitely has a Sherlock Holmes feel. Listen to the show for more detailed information! Comments, questions, or concerns? Email us at TheTomeShow@gmail.com

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In this episode, we begin by discussing the essay “On Fair-Stories” and move on to the second part of “The Hobbit,” Chapters 7 through 11.

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“On Fairy-Stories”
written for the Andrew Lang lecture at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, 1939

The Hobbit
written mostly during the 1920’s and 1930’s; first draft finished by January 1933
published September 21, 1937 by George Allen & Unwin.

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Peter Foxhoven
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Louis Brenton
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James Introcaso sits down with Rudy Basso, Rich Howard, and Dan Dillon to discuss the latest D&D movie news. Then Rich and Dan debate the pros and cons of multiclassing and prestige classes. This podcast was recorded on February 24, 2016.

Noble Knight Pick of the Episode: Ultimate Prestige Classes #1

DMs Guild Pick of the Episode: Seeking the Bored

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