RoleplayDNA

07/08/2015

No one expects a new episode of RoleplayDNA...on a Friday.

We welcome Matt Rowles from Gamers For Veterans who are now managing the two big Denver, CO gaming conventions, Matt talks about changes and challenges to taking over an established gaming con, we then talk about making your public games open and fun for all.

30/07/2015

RoleplayDNA will be doing a podcast/panel at Tacticon 2015 here in Colorado. Mr. Phil Vecchione will be joining us as we talk about all the awesome stuff he is working on. Be sure to sign up for event number #1001 which will be on Sept. 5th at 4:30pm. Sign up today!

http://www.gamersforvets.org/

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20/07/2015

Justin discusses what makes a good intimate story for the PCs. He also talks a little bit about .

Over the weekend I had the pleasure of catching Ant-Man. This was a bit of a departure from what we have come to expect from Marvel’s normal storytelling. Ant-Man focused more on the characters and a tiny (like ant sized) story in comparison to what else is going on in the MCU. The movie didn’t hop…

26/06/2015

A new episode is here just in time for the weekend. Enjoy!

We talk our most recent gaming, Justin’s fight for charity against the Babyface, reminder about our D&D actual play contest, our thoughts on the state of gaming at Denver Comic Con, Allowing a player to adjust their character or story without destroying the balance or game plot.

11/06/2015

Justin here. I feel like doing some blogging today, but I am coming up on empty for a topic. Do you have something you would like me to write about? A question? Want to know my opinion on the latest trends in dice coloring? Drop some ideas here.

26/05/2015

We had some fun at Denver Comic Con. Justin is currently writing an article about the state of gaming at DCC. Did you game there, do you have an opinion on how things went? Let us know!

22/05/2015

RoleplayDNA will be hanging around Denver Comic Con this weekend to do some coverage. Derek, Ed, and Justin hope to see you there!

08/05/2015

Fresh out of the oven, here is episode 36. We talk about the older games in which we enjoyed, and if you can remake those games with different rulesets.

We catch up on what’s new with us, talk Conclave of Gamers, Derek’s game with his son, ending an epic campaign, running games for kids, Justin and Ed talk their regular games, Justin started up a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game at his Tuesday night game, we discuss retro gaming and those who are t…

08/05/2015

RoleplayDNA wants to run Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition for its next actual play recording and we want your help!

Create a concept, outline, module for a convention length session (2-4 hours), create pregen ideas or full characters, and determine who you want to run the game; Ed or Justin. Submit your game to [email protected] by June 6th. If we select your game to play we will give you a $10 gift certificate to DriveThruRPG.com!

Have fun with this!

05/05/2015

Justin is going to do the insane...Run a Palladium game at his Tuesday night game. Bring on the Mutants!

My Tuesday night game has been suffering a bit. The games have been unfocused, distraction filled, and just (for me) not that fun to be in. The group has been going through a transition as we finished playing our Dungeon Crawl Classics campaign and decided to try other games. We tried Gamma World 4t…

27/04/2015

Justin thinks you are gaming wrong...Good for you!

While I was at Conclave of Gamers I played in an organized play Dungeons and Dragons game. Ten minutes into this game I had realized how much my gaming style had changed and I was sitting in my version of gaming hell. By design the game was firmly on the rails, it has to be as there are outcomes tha…

15/04/2015

Three years ago today, RPDNA released our first episode. We had a much larger cast back then. A lot has changed but I like to think the core of what makes the show great, remains.

Our un-distinctive voices and feedback, the website blog schedule, how often RPDNA will release episodes, Episode’s topic: player planning from Justin’s blog post.