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The RPGBOT.Podcast is a thoughtful and sometimes humorous discussion about Tabletop Role Playing Games, including Dungeons and Dragons and Pathfinder as well as other TTRPGs. The discussion seeks to help players get the most out of TTRPGs by examining game mechanics and related subjects with a deep, analytic focus. The RPGBOT.Podcast includes a weekly episode; and The RPGBOT.News and The RPGBOT.Oneshot.You can find more information at https://rpgbot.net/ - Analysis, tools, and instructional articles for tabletop RPGs.Support us at the following links:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rpgbotBlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/rpgbot.netTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rpgbotdotnetThe RPGBOT.Podcast was developed by RPGBOT.net and produced in association with The Leisure Illuminati.
RPGBOT.net hosts RPGBOT.Podcast, a leisure show with 627 episodes published.
Every villain thinks they're the hero of their own story. This episode proves that sometimes they're right, and that's what makes them dangerous. Joined by James D'Amato and Dillin Apelyan, we set out to discuss villain
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The Artificer is the only class in D&D where a player can confidently say, I have a solution for this, then spend forty-five minutes opening character sheets, checking infusions, reorganizing inventory, building a robot
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Blades in the Dark is a game about daring criminals pulling off impossible heists. Our crew immediately used fire to escape the box we voluntarily hid in, assaulted two undercover cops, locked them inside our escape crat
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I love kobold adventures because they always lie to you. They start with the same sales pitch every time. Oh, it's kobolds. Funny little lizard guys. Maybe some traps. Couple slings. Tiny crown. Cute little dungeon crawl
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The fantasy world was doing just fine. Wizards were arguing about spell slots. Fighters were polishing swords. Rogues were stealing absolutely everything not nailed down. Then somebody invented firearms. Now the wizard w
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Character creation in most games is where heroes are born. In Blades in the Dark, character creation is where we accidentally founded a sewer cult dedicated to a giant vampire bat god, befriended ghosts, picked fights wi
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Show Notes We dive into the latest villain-themed Unearthed Arcana subclasses and immediately get distracted by the Path of Lament Barbarian. The idea of a rage-fueled warrior powered entirely by emotional devastation is
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The descent into the deepest layers of the Nine Hells takes things from dangerous to existentially terrifying. This episode explores Baator's final four layers, where infernal politics, cosmic oppression, and impossible
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Tonight we learned three important things about crime. First, every heist starts with confidence and ends with someone on fire. Second, the moon is falling out of the sky and nobody has time to care because rent is still
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We tried to explain the difference between a heist and a hijacking, got a little sidetracked, then we finally got to the important question: How do you run a tabletop RPG heist without your players immediately turning it
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We begin our descent into the infernal planes with a guided tour through the first five layers of the Nine Hells, exploring where law, cruelty, and cosmic bureaucracy collide in spectacular fashion. In this episode, we d
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The crew returns to finish building Pathfinder 2e Fighters, but first they must survive the true final boss of tabletop podcasting: technical difficulties, cursed spell names, mysterious bugs, and Tyler being physically
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Show Notes In this episode, we dive into building Fighters for Pathfinder 2e! It's all about navigating complexity without getting overwhelmed. The hosts acknowledge the biggest hurdle for players coming from DnD 5e: the
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Show Notes The second half of the paladin journey is where the class really comes into its own. From level 5 onward, the paladin build shifts from a dependable frontline support into something that feels like a true divi
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Show Notes This episode kicks off exactly the way you'd expect from the RPGBOT: chaos, side tangents, and Ash refusing to answer a math question on principle. The opening banter spirals from bizarre favorite function jok
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Show Notes: This episode of the RPGBOT.Podcast takes what could easily be a dry rules discussion and turns it into something genuinely useful and, surprisingly, fun. We dig into the Pathfinder 2e research subsystem and w
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Show Notes We dig into one of the most iconic classes in tabletop RPGs, the Paladin at levels 1 through 4. This is the phase where your holy warrior goes from enthusiastic squire with a shiny sword to a legitimately terr
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Show Notes The finale and wrap-up of our Starfinder 2 actual play podcast shifts from survival horror to a relaxed, behind-the-screen breakdown of what just happened and why it worked. After a chaotic run through alien b
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Show Notes Part 3 of this Starfinder 2 actual play wastes no time reminding everyone that things can always get worse. The crew picks up mid-crisis, carrying the energizer pods and racing toward the center of the station
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Show Notes Step into the Feywild, where nothing behaves quite the way you expect and everything feels just a little too magical to trust. In this episode, twe dive into one of the most unpredictable and story-rich planes
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