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Chris, Kitty and Fletcher talk tabletop gaming topics of all sorts. Each week we will focus on a tabletop topic from each of our own perspectives. Join us and then let us know if you agree or disagree with our ideas by emailing us at feedback@tabletopgametalkl.com.
Tabletop Game Talk hosts Tabletop Game Talk, a leisure show with 200 episodes published.
We've come to the end of Season 1 of TGT. Will it be renewed for a new season? Nobody knows right now, it's the ultimate cliff hanger! In the mean time though we hang out with you one last time for nearly 2 hou
This week we made lists. Primarily of the games that we don't think will ever leave our collections. We made some related lists as well. Then we came to a realization at the end...that may just change everything. Or
This week we, kind of, talk about how things have changed. Or maybe we just recap the last 8 years of games. One of those things is true or maybe a little of both...? Oh and if you want the card storage Chris found, that
This week we talk about what happens when crafting meets gaming. What are some cheap ways to craft your way into a blinged out game? Or just to make a game more playable? Well, that's what we talk about. We also tal
This week we talk about a ... a topic. What topic? You'll just have to wait to find out. But don't wait, press play now - unless you want to wait, because you like the anticipation of learning what the topic is
This week we talk about a role playing system Kitty and Chris have played in the past and may now be making a comeback. At least a comeback onto the groups virtual table top... Join our discord where you can play games a
This week Kitty is back and we reminisce as we go through our life milestones that have happened since we started the podcast. We also announce a new milestone near the end (around the 1 hour mark). Join our discord wher
This week Chris and Fletcher talk about vampires. Well, they barely scratch the surface about vampires anyway. Why? Because Chris recently bought a vampire game and it made him think about how many games there are based
This week Chris and Fletcher talk talk the Witcher. From the books to the board game, they cover it all. At least as much as you can cover in 30ish minutes. Oh, and there's a baby update! Join our discord where you
This week Chris and Fletcher talk talk about the Avatar the Last Airbender RPG... sort of near the end, mostly they just talk about the show, movie, and upcoming series. Join our discord where you can play games and list
This week Chris and Fletcher step away from board games and step in to the dark world of Diablo IV. Is it good? If so for who? Why are we reviewing a video game? It's been over 10 years since Diablo III was released
This week Chris and Fletcher talk about Battletech, or rather Chris talks at Fletcher about Battletech. Is it really just a board game? Or is it so much more? Join our discord where you can play games and listen to us re
This week Chris and Fletcher talk about saving money in the hobby. If you're cult of the new, you probably spend too much money. How can a different perspective decrease that amount. There are also a lot of tangents
This week we talk about taking notes in games. We start out with note taking in RPGs, but then move into board and card games. And memory games. And a LOT of tangents. This episode was fun! Join our discord where you can
Fletcher and Chris talk about working... at home. There are many pros to working remotely but there are also cons. How can gaming help remove some of those cons? Join our discord where you can play games and listen to us
This week, Chris takes the week off for no good reason that we know of. While he's away, Kitty and Fletcher talk about hosting a game night. Step one is easy, invite some people over. Step two can get tricky dependi
This week, we talk about the Mario and the D&D movie. Then we talk about other gaming movies and ask the question why are there so few movies based on boardgames? Join our discord where you can play games and listen to u
This week, Chris and Fletcher talk about making sounds with their mouths. And recording or broadcasting those sounds. This is one of our first side chats for the summer, enjoy! Join our discord where you can play games a
This week Chris and Kitty talk about some changes to the podcast. And no, it's not getting rid of Fletcher (he wasn't able to record with this one). We're also not going away. Just listen... Join our disco
This week ChatGPT doesn't get to write the blurb...but he (yeah, we decided it was a he) does make a few appearances during the episode. We also take about 3D Printing and Painting. But mostly we talk more about AI
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