14 episodes
Huzzah! Games Bookshop Media
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4.8 • 21 Ratings
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A tabletop roleplaying podcast, beyond the rules and the dice, for new and veteran players! Hosted by Jeff & Jocelyn Wilson. Produced by Joseph Fouts.
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Death - Leave the Gun, Take the Credentials
Handling character death is never easy, so we were pretty serious about how this is handled in a TTRPG. How does a GM handle a character death? What should they keep in mind when going about it in a campaign and how should the player?
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You R2 Cool PT2
On their mission to an intergalactic casino, Athinn Nua'koni, Malamar Tollturn, and TK-746 "Tody" find themselves in over their heads.
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BONUS: Huzzah! Villains Edition - Who Got The Grits?
A bonus podcast series exclusive to the Huzzah! Games Patreon dedicated to the best villains you can think of from movies, comics, video games, and more!
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Roleplaying - You R2 Cool
Roleplaying doesn't have to be an Oscar-winning performance, but you can make it enjoyable, entertaining, and even fulfilling as a player!
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NPC Creation - The Robot Chicken or the Egg
Writing a character that isn't a player IRL can be tricky. So how do you write an NPC that matters and means something to the players?
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Worldbuilding - This World Is On Fire
Season 2 of Huzzah! Games has finally happened! Jeff, Jocelyn, and Joseph are bringing you Star Wars: Edge of the Empire with special host Nathan Artigas!
Customer Reviews
Fun Podcast on D&D
I really enjoy this. They spend the first half discussing aspects of the D&D "metagame" and then the second half playing a campaign, which is helpful to see how it's done. The Halloween episode was a little ramble-y and off focus, but overall it's fun and getting better as they go. Looking forward to season 2.
Good stuff
Def the best DnD podcast in the ATL if not the world.
Huzzah!podcast, “Praising Caine”
The format of the podcast is engaging, especially for one interested in becoming more sophisticated as a D&D participant. This particular episode began with some very helpful discussion about including a wider variety of traits to their characters. In addition, interaction between the Huzzah! team and the guest speaker demonstrated the use of recommended actions through a delightful and humorous role playing session. The experience was almost like having a window into a creative acting class, which was both fun and entertaining. The second half of the episode revealed the players “in action”, seeking to move their characters forward in the developing game.