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How We Roll Gaming

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About this Podcast:

How We Roll Gaming is a bi-weekly tabletop RPG podcast with hosts Daryl, Nick, and Robert, exploring what makes great games work—for both players and game masters. Each episode breaks down the craft of play: practical tips, storytelling techniques, better scenes and pacing, memorable NPCs, and the choices that create lasting table moments. Alongside this, the hosts share insights and stories from their own gaming experiences, all grounded in a shared love of RPGs and the ongoing pursuit of better games and better stories. Find more information about How We Roll Gaming, our social media links, and our merch store at https://howwerollgaming.com [https://howwerollgaming.com/]

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Verified email

Booking probability

32%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is How We Roll Gaming about?

How We Roll Gaming is a bi-weekly tabletop RPG podcast with hosts Daryl, Nick, and Robert, exploring what makes great games work, for both players and game masters. Each episode breaks down the craft of play: practical tips, storytelling techniques, better scenes and pacing, memorable NPCs, and the choices that create lasting table moments.

What has How We Roll Gaming covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Fear Check! What Makes Horror RPGs Work" (28 October 2026, 55 minutes), "Anatomy of a Campaign - Walking Dead: Muerto Las Vegas" (14 October 2026, 98 minutes), and "Please Hold - Placing a Campaign on Hiatus" (30 September 2026, 65 minutes).

How often does How We Roll Gaming publish?

How We Roll Gaming publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 77 minutes.

How hard is it to get booked on How We Roll Gaming?

Booking probability for How We Roll Gaming is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. How We Roll Gaming requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. How We Roll Gaming's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch How We Roll Gaming?

The strongest fits for How We Roll Gaming are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. How We Roll Gaming has an arts audience.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 28, 202655 min

    What makes a horror RPG truly terrifying? Daryl, Nick, and Robert dig into the ingredients of effective tabletop horror, from helplessness and creeping dread to character death, player paranoia, and the fear of the...

  • Sep 30, 20261h 5m

    Sometimes a campaign needs a break—but when is a break a hiatus, and when is it actually the end? This episode, we talk about the reasons campaigns get put on hold, from scheduling problems and life changes to GM...

  • Aug 19, 20261h 19m

    Roleplaying doesn’t require a great voice, a dramatic performance, or a background in theater. It’s about finding a way into your character and feeling comfortable enough to play them. In this episode, we talk about how...

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  • Aug 5, 20261h 35m

    Daryl, Nick, & Robert kick off with a recap of the GenCon 2026 D&D/Wizards of the Coast announcement that sparked confusion over whether Edge Studios still holds the Star Wars RPG license (they do), which leads into a...

  • Jul 22, 20261h 31m

    Every great RPG campaign has a villain the players never forget. In this RPG Glory Stories episode, Daryl, Nick, and Robert share stories about the masterminds, monsters, rivals, and Big Bads they loved to hate. Tune in...

  • Jun 24, 20261h 12m

    This episode, Daryl and Nick welcome Betsy and Lauren to discuss LGBTQ+ representation and inclusion in tabletop gaming. Betsy talks about building welcoming tables where everyone can feel comfortable being themselves...

  • May 27, 20261h 10mS0

    <p>This time out, the crew talks about one of the most important GM skills: reading the room. Knowing when players are engaged, when they’re checking out, and when it’s time to pivot before the campaign stalls out...

  • May 13, 20261h 9mS0

    <p>Sometimes players leave campaigns—life changes, schedules shift, or interests move on. In this episode of How We Roll Gaming, we discuss practical and creative ways to handle player departures without losing the...

  • Apr 15, 20261h 14mS0

    <p>Social encounters shouldn’t hinge on a single die roll—and in this episode, we break down how to make them dynamic, player-driven, and memorable. With richer NPCs, meaningful choices, and real consequences, because...

  • Mar 18, 20261h 6mS0

    <p>This time on How We Roll Gaming, we dive into the art of embracing chaos, rolling with the unexpected, and turning total derailment into unforgettable storytelling. Because sometimes the best adventures are the ones...

  • Feb 18, 20261h 41mS0

    <p>On this episode, Daryl is joined by guest co-host Lauren to talk about RPGs adapted from movies, TV, books, and more. What do they expect when a favorite franchise becomes a tabletop game? They break down what makes...

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