It's episode 14- the episode with the most sound effects!

Question(s) discussed:
1. Are there any 5th Edition rules that don't exist that you think should exist?

2. How far should I take an (in-character) grudge?

3. How do you maintain a specific tone (serious, comedic, etc) in your games?

4. For games with variable players (like PFS, AL, or other public forum games), should they strive to be suitable for all ages, or have a contingency for when younger players do participate?

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Episode 14 - Keep It Consistent

In this episode, we talk about madness tables, mass combat, and how to run a chase scene. Come check us out!

Question(s) discussed:
1. What's your opinion on and how would you handle having a war going on in your campaign?

2. How do you go about dealing with chases in your campaign?  Do you use the rules on page 252 of the 5e DMG, or do you homebrew it, improv it, or maybe even use a skill challenge? Maybe you use a little bit of each?

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Episode 37 - Never Rush Into War

In this episode of Inter-Party Conflict, we talk about making curses that really matter, and how much goofing is acceptable. Also, Ball of Arms Man.

Question(s) discussed:
1. How do you make diseases and curses interesting in your games? How do you balance making the party fear the effects of a curse or disease without making the effects too debilitating?

2. Which tone do you prefer in campaigns, a more serious tone or a light hearted one?

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Episode 39 - Serious or Not

In this episode, we have to very special guests- Grant and Chris from the Hearty Dice Friends! The four of us discuss playing at conventions, improvisation, genres/settings that have never been done, and making demon possession fun (plus a little bit of flirting with a dragon). This episode was a ton of fun to make, and I hope you have fun listening!

Question(s) discussed:
1. Have you ever played a table top rpg at a convention? If so what was your experience?

2. Improvisation- how should I get better at it? What is your perspective on "Yes, and"?

3. What type of RPG genre/setting/milieu has never been done (or rarely done, or perhaps rather poorly executed) that you would like to see?

4. How do you make Possession in combat interesting for the player possessed?

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Episode 41 - Inter-Podcast Conflict

Make sure to subscribe at www.critacademy.com for a chance to win free prizes. Our show may not be suitable for children, but neither is our D&amp;D game. On today's episode we discuss Underwater Combat and Flying Combat and how to get the most out of both. Special guest Gabe Kleinert of the Inter-Party Conflict Podcast joins us in studio. Visit Gabe at www.interpartyconflict.com  Become a patreon doner! www.patreon.com/critacademy and help support the show. Get access to behind the scenes footage, enjoy the show live and even chat with us during the show. Get a free audio book at www.audibletrial.com/critacademy On today's show notes:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BTg6oyWSaxBWnYhhYs9qYZe1F49ynW3OiALTgkzEvh8 Crit Academy is a weekly Dungeons and Dragons podcast that is released every Wednesday. Our show was created to provide guidance to our heroes as well as provide new and reusable material for both players and DMs. We hope to inspire you with creative content that you can bring with you on your next adventure. While our content is focused on D&amp;D5e many of our ideas and concepts and ideas can be applied to all forms of roleplay and rpg systems. Please subscribe, like and share so we can help other heroes on their next adventure! Keep your blades sharp and spells prepared heroes!

Episode 70: Flying and Underwater Combat

The first episode of the new Leftover Army Monsters Podcast!  Today, we begin the journey with Dan Hoeppner, Amanda Albers, and Eric Marable as we discuss our prior experiences in the Giant Monster film genre.  Talking about what we have seen, what we have liked, and discussing what we are looking forward to.

Leftover Army Monsters: Giant Podcast All Out Attack Episode 1

Lenny and Mark are proud to bring you What's your story. Each episode we'll interview a different army member in hopes to learn more about each other.

What's your story with Brady Reynolds

This episode the boys are joined by Leftover army cosplay expert Brooke Daugherty. We talked about Doctor Who, Cosplay, Lego and other hidden talents. We are super pumped to reunite with Brooke this weekend for C2E2 in Chicago, where we're sure to make a whole new set of great memories. But first lets learn a little about Brooke and what makes her tick.  When you're done with this please check out Brooke and her co host Rebekah on Picardcast.

What's your Story with Brooke Daugherty

Today the TEA MONSTER chats with one of his favorite scary films, the classic creature feature Tremors. This film led to a ton of very bad sequels, but as a new IP it's still pretty dope. Let's see what happens when a small town discovers they have a giant man eating worm problem shall we?

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