Need More 4E Podcasts Like WotC + PVP + PA

andersonimesandersonimes Registered User new member
edited May 2008 in Critical Failures
I cannot say how much I really appreciated the podcast of the guys playing D&D. I used to play D&D a long time ago (2E) and I really have been wanting to get back into it. I bought the 4E books and Keep on the Shadowfell and the podcast just reinforced my investment.

Listening to the podcasts really helps understand how the game mechanics are supposed to work. The DM was great - interesting, but not overly so and it was great how he slowly introduced more game mechanics as they were naturally encountered, rather than reciting the book to everyone beforehand.

The guys were unabashed about asking the *exact* questions I would have. I loved Scott Kurtz's question about "if I were a better player, would I have known to make a perception check". That kind of thing is really priceless and I hope they continue to be that way.

So my question to you, dear forum person, is where do I get more content like this that is similar? It would be nice to hear some really good 4E gaming going, but I'd even take some 3.5E. Just to hear a really good DM is nice.

Anyone have a podcast that is both fun to listen to and really good for beginners wanting to get the most out of D&D?

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  • MaticoreMaticore A Will To Power Registered User regular
    edited May 2008
    The D&D podcast is usually - surprisingly - really good, the two guys who usually do it are veterans of the industry and some of the better known designers out there. I do suggest going back and checking out the older ones - even the 3E ones about things like dungeon design and such are really interesting.

    Other than that, I don't know of too many.

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  • mhacdebhandiamhacdebhandia Registered User new member
    edited May 2008
    I recommend RPGPodcasts.com - you can filter their feed to "Actual Play" to find the podcasts which include recorded game sessions.

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