 Episode 3 of the new High Level Games podcast is the first in our ongoing show focused on looking at various settings of various game lines. We start with the Ravenloft setting for Dungeons and Dragons and in this episode we talk about Dominia, Gundarak, and mental health and asylums in the pre-modern era. This episode doesn’t get graphic, but it does touch on this topic in some depth. This gothic horror setting is one of the best loved for D&D and after this episode we hope you’ll understand why!
Please follow all our shenanigans at www.highlevelgames.ca  Episode 2 of the new High Level Games podcast is the first in our ongoing show focused on looking at various settings of various game lines. We start with the Ravenloft setting for Dungeons and Dragons and in this episode we talk about Lamordia and how it rips off Mary Shelly. This gothic horror setting is one of the best loved for D&D and after this episode we hope you’ll understand why!
Please follow all our shenanigans at www.highlevelgames.ca  Episode 1 of the new High Level Games podcast is the first in our ongoing show focused on looking at various settings of various game lines. We start with the Ravenloft setting for Dungeons and Dragons. This gothic horror setting is one of the best loved for D&D and after this episode we hope you’ll understand why!
Please follow all our shenanigans at www.highlevelgames.ca.
In episode 7 of the High Level Games podcast we begin by talking about the concept of a "geek off" as a way of playing and then move on to talking about our play through of "Greyhawk Ruins." This module was originally from AD&D and was converted to 3.5e by VP Quinn for our table. We discuss how the play style differed from our usual games, and what we liked about the module and a few of the issues that we had with it. We also cover ways to help make this module more interesting for your group with ways to add on to the content in the published book. Our podcast is also available on iTunes, and you can get to it and subscribe easily by clicking here.  For episode 6 of our podcast we answer a few questions that we have recieved from listeners and discuss the module "Dawn of the Artifacts 1: Dusk" from Shadowrun 4th Edition 20th Anniversary. We talk about how our group went through the module, how our GM ran it, and then talk about our thoughts on the module beyond just our play through, including what made it good, and it's massive glaring flaw. Tune in for our first discussion of a game in the Shadowrun world! Our podcast is also available on iTunes, and you can get to it and subscribe easily by clicking here.  In Episode 5 of our podcast we discuss our play through of the "Night of the Walking Dead" module set in the land of Souragne in Ravenloft. It was originally written for 2nd Edition, but we played it modified to work with 3.5e. In this podcast we talk about not only the adventures that we had while playing it ourselves, but also ways that you can really add to it for your play through at your table. We also discuss some of the real strengths that the module had and a few of the weaknesses we found. Sorry for the little bit of echo, we thought we had the issue fixed, but are working on getting rid of it for next time. Our podcast is also available on iTunes, and you can get to it and subscribe easily by clicking here.  In Episode 4 of our podcast we delve into the D&D 5 starter set and talk about "The Lost Mine of Phandelver" adventure that it comes with. We don't focus as much on a detailed retelling of our adventure in this episode, but we really dig into what we liked from this starter set and our thoughts on its strengths and weaknesses. Our podcast is also available on iTunes, and you can get to it and subscribe easily by clicking here.  Episode 3 of our podcast focuses on an adventure from the Rifts Mercenaries handbook called "Casualties of Peace" In it we discuss Rifts in general briefly and then delve into VP Quinn's groups play through of the "Casualties of Peace" module. We talk about how his party went through it, and what really worked in the module and what didn't, as well as give some tips on how to improve on the play experience as the source material in the book is rather short and open ended. Our podcast is also available on iTunes, and you can get to it and subscribe easily by clicking here.  This is part two of our second episode here at High Level Games. Today we are doing a review of the game world setting of Chronica: Age of Exploration which is currently up on Kickstarter. There is a preview document available at drivethrurpg.com and the Kickstarter page can be found here. Check is out on iTunes here. In the second part of this episode we talk about our thoughts on Chronica and what gives us pause about it, as well as what we think is really awesome. We also talk about several ways to help build on this game world for your own table.  |
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