System Mastery

I’ve come back to System Mastery recently after a break of a few years, so I have a lot of catching up to do, and I’d forgotten how much I enjoy the hosts’ insights into some really oddball games. I’ve had a few of these on the shelves for years but never got round to looking at them in any details. These fellows do it so I don’t have to. They’ve also saved me a few quid by preventing me dropping my own readies to find out what that Kenan

The question you have to ask yourself is do you actually want a podcast about irrelevant old role playing games and the answer should be no. You listen to this for the hosts amazing off topic banter, because the on topic banter (while entertaining and interesting, they are clearly experts in this field from reading lord knows how many terrible old RPG’s and I’d recommend any beginning RPG writer to have a listen even if I don’t totally agree with all points) is probably the least fun portion of this fantastic podcast. I couldn’t recommend this highly enough if you have even the tiniest bit of curiosity about terrible old games

I really enjoy listening to Jef and Jon banter with one another. I know it's not to everyone's tastes, but their chat is incredibly natural and they seem like chaps I'd like to go down (to) the pub with. Banter aside, I do enjoy their take on the games they review and the obvious knowledge behind their ratings and discussions. They're well-versed in many forms of RPG and that comes across quite clearly. I thought I ought to leave a review since System Mastery is one of the few podcasts I'm quite happy to listen to repeatedly. :)

It takes 10 minutes of stupid jokes to hear anything worth listening.