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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2011 · 1H 27M

RPPR Episode 54: Immerse Me!

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Immersion is a tricky element of tabletop RPGs. In order to achieve it, a GM must first design a good scenario. In this episode, Tom, special guest Caleb and I discuss how we design adventures and other related topics. The effects of a game system on immersion and how to deal with players that lose immersion in a game. Tom also has a letter and of course shout outs and anecdotes. Shout outs RPPR Community AP Podcast: If the main RPPR AP podcast isn’t enough… Elephant Men Vol 1: A sci fi noir comic series of mutated soldiers Amnesia Dark Descent: A creepy Lovecraftian horror video game. Custom dice from Ean Moody: Get awesome skull dice! Lucid Chart: Flow chart program The Brain: 80s horror film about an evil man eating brain Theories of International Politics and Zombies: Zombies are serious business Videodrome: ALL HAIL THE NEW FLESH Rebuild: A Flash Zombie post apocalyptic RTS Andrew Vachss: Incredible crime novelist and inspiration for Andrew’s Fortune Teatro Grottesco: An anthology of Thomas Ligotti short stories. Podcast Promo: Redline Theatre – radio theater podcast Other podcasts (I couldn’t find promos to play from you guys): Zero Fortitude, Drunk and Ugly and Booster Pack Song: Immersed by Allison Crowe

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