Mar 11th, 2014 by TheTome
This is a REPOST. The original file was short due to a technical issue...this one should be complete. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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In this episode we discuss some of the latest in D&D news, which means such D&D Next topics as levels, tiers, and gods, but also a good amount of time talking about minis and Kre-O toys. Plus an interview with New York Times Bestselling author, R.A. Salvatore about his new book Night of the Hunter (releasing Tuesday, March 11th), and a breaking news segment about the possible release dates and prices of some D&D Next products. Enjoy!
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Jeff, Mike, and new DM to the group, Sam! We talk all about our games and get to know Sam and his game a bit more. Enjoy!
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James and company continue their adventures in discussing the latest in D&D.
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Feb 21st, 2014 by TheTome
James and crew gather around the table once again to talk about the latest of D&D chatter.
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Feb 20th, 2014 by TheTome
Behind the DM Screen is back! We took a break in December and came back strong in January. Also, a big announcement from Randall. Enjoy!
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Feb 14th, 2014 by TheTome
This episode of the Round Table was recorded on January 24th of 2014.
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Feb 13th, 2014 by TheTome
In this episode we discuss other games we want to play while we're waiting for D&D Next to be released. Tracy and Jeff were joined by Mike Shea and the three of us came up with quite a varied and interesting list of games to check out. Enjoy!
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This episode of the Round Table was recorded on January 19th of 2014.
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In this episode we discuss book 2 of the Sundering event for the Forgotten Realms, the Godborn by Paul S. Kemp. We discussed this book in it's entirety (instead of breaking it up) for November/December of 2013.
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