The Tome Show

Comedy In Gaming (Tome 235)

In this episode we are rejoined by the Dungeon Bastard himself, Tom Lommel. Since he's so hilarious we decided to tap into his knowledge to talk up some advice on the use of comedy at the game table. Enjoy!Links:www.dangerpatrol.comwww.dungeonbastard.comSupport the show, shop below...

The Reaver Part 1 (Tome Book Club)

In March of 2014 Tracy, Eric, and Jeff were joined by David Gibson as we discussed the first half of The Reaver, the fourth of the Sundering series. If you want to supper the show please shop below...Noble KnightNoble Knight Pick - Brotherhood of the Griffon #1 The Captive Flame

Round Table 21 - Release Dates Confirmed

James Introcaso sits down with Vegas Lancaster, Andrew Kane, Rudy Basso, and Alex Basso. They discuss the latest huge D&D news about the release dates for the Starter Set, Player's Handbook, Monster's Manual, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Tyranny of Dragons products. They also discuss the big announcement from Mike Mearls - Basic D&D is free! This podcast was recorded on May 28, 2014.Links:worldbuilderblog.me+2 Comedy

Round Table 20 - Digital Tools

James Introcaso sits down with Rudy Basso, Alex Basso, Joe Lastowski, and Topher Kohan to talk about the past, present, and future of digital tools in D&D. We mention a lot of great resources in this podcast, so check them out in the links below! This podcast was recorded on May 17, 2014.Links to resources:roll20.netObsidian PortaliPlay4einCombat4eSyrinscapeFantasy GroundsGoogle DriveDisplacer CubeLinks to personal stuff:worldbuilderblog.meTopher Kohan Google+Topher's Obsidian PortalJoe's Obsidian PortalWhat the Average Joe Thinksdungeonsmaster.com

The Appendix N Podcast - Episode 3 - The Gods of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs

In this episode we discuss The Gods of Mars, the second Mars book which introduces the Plant Men, the Therns and the Firstborn.www.nobleknight.comSpace 1889: Red Sands by Pinnacle Entertainment $27.00 Edgar Rice Burroughsborn 1875, died 1950A Princess of Mars ran from February to July 1912. The Gods of Mars was published in All-Story from January to May 1913. In between, Burroughs had published his first Tarzan story (October 1912). Tarzan was “a cultural sensation” but probably not overnight. In 1915 or 1919 Burroughs purchased land for a ranch north of L.A. and called it “Tarzana.”Jay KintRPG Circus - rpgcircus.comblog - expertisedice.comTwitter - @icosahedronERBZine - The Gods of Edgar Rice Burroughs: Reason vs. Superstition - http://www.hillmanweb.com/reason/1434.htmlhttp://www.thetomeshow.comthetomeshow@gmail.com

Round Table 19 - Live D&D Next Q&A and Mass Combat

James Introcaso sits down with Alex Basso, Greg Blair, and Vegas Lancaster to talk about the Live D&D Next Q&A from April 25, 2014 and the Legends and Lore article about the new Battlesystem for mass combat. This podcast was recorded on May 4, 2014.Links:World Builder BlogN Crowd+2 Comedy

Convention Going (Tome 233)

It's that time of year again, so as convention time rolls around we talked to Christy Crabb, who not only attends cons, but has helps run them. Suppor the show, shop below...

News Desk (April and May 2014)

A Super-Sized episode of the News Desk. Covering two months at once means more content. Having big news like the announcement of the date/cost of the new edition release, plus a free basic game, plus a new organized play program all mean more content. But we couldn't skip any of the news...so that's more content. Plus an interview with Ed Greenwood about the last book of the Sundering series. That's more content than a D&D fan can handle!Hope you enjoy!Like the show, support by shopping below...