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Show notes for episode 1:
Main Feature: A Primer on Old School Gaming
Creature Feature Theater: Creeping Pit
Game Mechanics: Combat
The Dragon’s Horde: Deck of Many Things
Stickler’s Spotlight: Weapon Speed
The Library: George Stone: “A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor”
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Jayson played his first game of AD&D in 1983, and still plays with the books he bought from a musty secondhand gaming shop in Des Moines back then. 
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Hey guys, very good first show. If you have experience podcasting, or in recorded media, it shows. I appreciate the format, i.e. breaking up the show with Creature Feature, Dragons Horde, Game Mechanics…etc. it makes it easy to jump back to a specific area of the show.
I had previously read the old time gaming primer. I appreciated hearing your take on it. Keep it up.
Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m interested in the discussion of ‘heroes, not superheroes.’ Have either of you ever played 6e- it’s a variant on 3rd edition play that’s intended to recreate the feel of low level play, using 3rd edition rules? And if so, how did it do, as compared to actually playing 1st edition? I realize there are many differences, I’m just asking about the atmosphere of the game.
Finally… an Old School podcast! This is terrific, guys. It was also a brilliant decision to kick off with Finch’s Old School Primer. I always give copies of that to anyone interested in OS gaming.
I also like the fact that Vincent and Jayson seem to have different gaming styles (gritty, rules-based vs. improvisatory, narrative). I can see the potential for a Scully/Mulder-type counterpoint there that could give your show an interesting dynamic that is missing from other RPG podcasts where the hosts all share the same tastes.
Keep up the good work!
I’m the guy who created the Creeping Pit (back in the day) and it was really neat to discover you guys talking about it! Keep up the great work!
Interesting, thanks for stopping by!
Love this podcast!
congratulations guys! i just discovered this site, from DF forum. keep the great word!
cheers from Brazil