Tanner runs Slug House for Dusty, an old-school dungeon that's a bit bigger than what they are used to! Topics of converstation include hacking together your own OSR system, one player running multiple characters, the difference between a good online game vs a good in person game, eating food in a dungeon, perilous random encounters, shopping, GM never rolling dice, and managing your multitasking.
- Slug House by Stromberg Press: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/491255/slug-house
- Knave: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/250888/knave
- By This Axe I Hack!: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/358444/by-this-axe-i-hack
Intro / Outro Music: Mirror Image by BernardW100!
Chapters
- (00:00:00) - RPG Lessons Learned
- (00:01:48) - The Tan Hacking
- (00:02:42) - D&D 3e Character Creation
- (00:05:35) - What Is It About the OSR?
- (00:07:24) - Rolling Dice: The Black Hacking
- (00:12:26) - D&D 3e
- (00:17:00) - D&D 5e: Starting in the Dungeon
- (00:19:46) - D&D 5e
- (00:21:35) - D&D 5e Shopping
- (00:25:47) - D&D: No Dice
- (00:26:59) - D&D 5e
- (00:32:43) - D&D: Lessons Learned
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