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A rotating cast of gnomes (from Gnome Stew, the award winning gaming blog) gather every two weeks to discuss table top gaming topics from their articles and elsewhere. Will we be good enough to avoid being thrown in the stew?

17/12/2025

Gnomecast #227 - Actual Play and Your Game

Join Ang, along with Chris and Josh as they talk about Actual Play games as entertainment and what we should and should not take away from them to use in our own games. Ang has MORE

1h 3m
03/12/2025

Gnomecast #226 - Get this Party Started

Join Ang, Chris, and JT as they discuss different methods to pulling a party of characters together at the start of a campaign. They talk about everything from strangers shoved together to deeply established connections. MORE

53 min
19/11/2025

Gnomecast #225 - What's Your Type?

Join Ang, Jared and Josh as they talk about the types of characters they like to play, why they love those types, and why it’s also good to branch out and try other characters. Links: MORE

45 min
05/11/2025

Gnomecast #224 - Tabletop Safety Toolkit Interview

Join Jared as he interviews Kienna Shaw and Lauren Bryant-Monk, the folks behind the Tabletop Safety Toolkit.

53 min
22/10/2025

Gnomecast #223 - Getting Spooky with Bridgett Jeffries

Join Ang as she chats with guest Bridgett Jeffries about all things spooky and scary games.

31 min
08/10/2025

Gnomecast #222 - Combating Analysis Paralysis

Join Ang along with Jared and JT as they talk about how to combat analysis paralysis!

46 min
24/09/2025

Gnomecast #221 - Fixating on Trifles

Join Ang, Chris and JT as they chat about what to do when your players get fixated on trifling matters that you didn't intend to matter in the game.

50 min
10/09/2025

Gnomecast #220 - Virtual vs. In-Person

Join Ang along with Josh and Jared as they talk about the pros and cons of playing virtually online versus playing in person face-to-face.

52 min

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A rotating cast of gnomes (from Gnome Stew, the award winning gaming blog) gather every two weeks to discuss table top gaming topics from their articles and elsewhere. Will we be good enough to avoid being thrown in the stew?