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A podcast about the women in, of, and running Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG by Goodman Games. A podcast focusing on the women who have made DCC RPG their role-playing game of choice. Blog: https://orderofshanapodcast.wordpress.comCover art by Doug Kovacs
JoanofArctheDesTroyer hosts Order of Shana: The Women running Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG, a leisure show with 22 episodes published.
Do you have times that you feel fatigued after judging a game? Things just didn't go the way the players would have liked to see their PC decisions turnout. What makes it your game also as a judge? Do you get to have inp
Grab a cup of your favorite hot beverage and come listen to a bit of what I do for prepping to run DCC RPG. My local group are helping out the Shudfolk in The Chained Coffin by Michael Curtis. I'm prepping Brendan LaSall
Judge HitMore and Judge JoanofArc Destroyer discuss an article from Dragon Magazine written in 1980. Women want equality and why not. We give you our opinion on the article and what similarities we still see today in 202
What is on the wish list of ready for this DCC judge. Well, something that I've wanted to do for some time. If I don't start now, I will have more and more to come and the list will end up being too overwhelming for me.
I talk about the 0-level funnel I will be running at Gary Con 2023 in March. It is an overview of the 0-level funnel and a few dice rolls for the random flavors one could encounter in a Go! Afterlife Bar. Play an undead
Judge JoanofArc Destroyer talks with Judge Marlene "HitMore" about her campaign setting using Swordfish Islands publication of The Dark of Hot Springs Island and A Field Guide to Hot Springs Island. Join us as we talk ab
This episode focuses on 3PP Thick Skull Adventures and the adventures of Stephen Newton. Grab your note pad and make note of all the works by this 3PP and those written for Goodman Games. Send your comments and questions
You will find that this episode needs better editing. I do all of it myself. I do not want you to focus on that. What I want you to focus on is the passion I have for Inclusivity, Diversity, Stereotypes, and the "X" card
Interview with Judge Marlene "HitMore" about her second Gary Con experience and first experience being a judge at an in-person gaming convention. Art by Doug Kovacs
Our 'local' group gathers again on Zoom to play the second part of Judge Jessica McDevitt's "Who Lives in Grimsborough?" Jess then goes on to playtest it at Empire of the Cyclops Con hosted by Goodman Games. This was a v
What is this about the use of the Luck stat that makes Dungeon Crawl Classics unique? Can the Luck stat be used in any way the player wants to use it? What about the Mighty Deeds of Arm and the Deed die? What is so confu
Jessica McDevitt just doesn't judge this adventure, she is also the writer of this adventure! Double the fun of women who run Dungeon Crawl Classics. She judged our local group in a playtest prior to offering it as a gam
So, here we are with the fourth 3PP review and the third publisher with purple in its name. Learn why this publisher uses purple in the title. I contacted Purple Pirate Games to ask what they have published for DCC RPG a
There have been several emails asking for live play. So, here is a sandboxed Umerican adventure as the Secret Door Games Tutu Parlor Players figure out the additional rules set for Dungeon Crawl Classis. The adventurers
I asked a few questions through email to Purple Duck Games. Purple Duck Games publishes the writings of Daniel J. Bishop, our Raven Crowking. I share what I've been doing in gaming and hope you would fill Shana's Satchel
What is Umerica? It started out as Crawling Under a Broken Moon. Reid San Fillipo authored a fanzine and we now have a growing campaign setting for Dungeon Crawl Classics. Rumor has it that more Umerican goodness is comi
Hey look! It's another episode. Finally! With months of trying to sift through an abundance of material for DCC RPG and having a heck of a time trying to decide what this episode was going to be, I went to social media a
This episode looks at warriors and asks the questions as to whether other classes besides the wizard could use an ability score to gain a heftier blow. I'm definitely encouraging conversation on the mechanic of stat reco
Do you want to know what is coming up in online conventions and where to go to do some role-playing? I've put together just a few minutes to highlight what online conventions you can find on Tabletop Events. Art by Doug
Introducing segments to the show. Answering the first and only (so far) email. And another look into the Shudder Mountains campaign with Maizie Eve Vetch.
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