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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2009 · 58 MIN

RPPR Episode 34: Break It Up

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Conflict is the heart of drama, yet that doesn’t mean it’s always welcome in a role playing game, especially when it is between players. So when a debate becomes an argument or when tempers rise, what should you do? Tom and I discuss how to deal with various meta-player conflicts, as a GM and as a player. Instead of a letter, Tom reviews an animated movie The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath. The second New World Campaign Ransom is up! Check out the Fundable for The Goblin Hulk, a module suitable for level 1, 6 or 12 characters. New Monsters, templates and more. No forum threads this time, because we both forgot. However, I did create a Synnibarr character for you to hear about, Tetsuo the Wereman Ninja! Oh and some anecdotes. Shout-Outs The Room + Rifftrax – the greatest movie ever made plus the best commentary ever recorded. Field Notes: Neat notebooks for all you notebook nerds out there. Prototype: Become the monster you always wanted to be. A Scary Solstice: Lovecraftian Christmas Carols. Twitch of the Def Nerve: A badass mashup of exploitation movies and hip-hop. Nostalgia Critic: Some reviewing website or something. Transformers 2 Review: The Best Review. Of Anything. Ever. Music: Break it up by the Cyanide Pills

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