Episode 29 – Wanna Play In Our Sandbox?

In this episode, we talk a little bit about games we have run or played in since the last recording as well as discuss twitter and facebook posts from our listeners.

The episode’s main topic is all about Sandbox Gaming. We have a discussion about what it means to be in a sandbox game, some methods to motivate players and make their choices count, as well as some helpful tools to get your world set up and going.

We hope that you enjoy the show.

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4 thoughts on “Episode 29 – Wanna Play In Our Sandbox?

  1. zac says:

    Yo gals and guys. Enjoyed the show, as usual. As for free rpg day, my daughter and I made the drives up to That Game Place in Lemoyne,PA to play some GHR. We had a blast.

    Concerning sandboxed…My current d&d 5e campaign was originally set up as a small sandbox where I solicited location and plot ideas from the players beforehand. Unfortunately, the game has kind of petered out due the dreaded REAL LIFE ADULT CRAP. Why oh why did I actually want to be a grown up?

    And a big thanx to you all for the loot. I ended up getting some old basic d&d gazateer that might help with a campaign idea I have brewing.

    Anyway, keep up the good work and I look forward to the next episode.

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  2. Benji says:

    I personally find that setting-less and rules-lighter games like Fate and Savage Worlds are easier to sandbox in. Places and people are easy to make up on the fly, especially with the help of Story Cubes.

    Anyway just want to say, great show! I’ve just stumbled on this podcast recently and have been quickly catching up. Love the style of 1d4(+2) podcasts, hope to hear from you more often!

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    1. James says:

      Thank you for the gracious comment! This will be included in the next episode.

      Reply

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