Call ins about elves, magic swords, and secret agents
Calls from Jason, B.J. , and Rob (aka Minion)

Calls from Jason, B.J. , and Rob (aka Minion)
Talking about OD&D elves, VTTS and an unboxing!
Some calls from Jason from Nerd’s RPG Variety Cast and talk about how to use critical hits and fumbles narratively. Also I talk a bit about keeping players engaged
Live from Pellam’s Wasteland podcast - https://anchor.fm/pellamswasteland https://anchor.fm/jason376 Nerd’s RPG Variety Cast
Nick’s podcast - https://anchor.fm/nick9758
Some calls and an unboxing
A was very surprised and excited to get a number of calls from Nick who has been playing with my Chainmail OD&D rules hack.
Here I do my best Jason impersonation and open some RPG goodies
Here I catch up on Calls from Andy Goodman - https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman9 BJ - https://anchor.fm/arcanealienist Minion (AKA Rob) - https://anchor.fm/menion Jason - https://anchor.fm/jason376
The most excellent Andy Goodman takes over my show… well, he calls in a bunch of times anyway.
Chainmail, in it’s simplicity might be the perfect funnel to start campaigns
Talking a bit about one of my first subjects here “core mechanic” and how it’s easy to fall into that “trap” Clerics Wear Ringmail Blog: https://clericswearringmail.blogspot.com/2021/06/the-zen-of-chainmail.html My Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gXRGSXufk_uQaTjcskVJn4JfvecQlklh My YouTube: http://www.YouTube.com/banditskeep
Here I discuss my (almost) final thoughts on working out the Chainmail combat with OD&D system. After that we have call-ins from Jason from Nerd's RPG Variety Podcast https://anchor.fm/jason376 and Taylor from Clerics Wear Ringmail https://clericswearringmail.blogspot.com You can access the beta copy of my OD&D with Chainmail Supplement here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gXRGSXufk_uQaTjcskVJn4JfvecQlklh?usp=sharing
Discussing the time when you are a player and it seems like you’re just sitting there.
Just a quick episode to get some feedback on an idea I’ve been kicking around.
Here is a read through of my home-brew rules for unarmed combat based on the Strategic Review. If you'd like to read along, the document is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/183Idt_DBPE3WaSAOdCsM402DT9y3IjB2/view?usp=sharing
Rob from Down in a Heap ( https://anchor.fm/rob-c ) really got me thinking about unarmed combat and my strange love for the admittedly clunky AD&D rules.
My almost final thoughts on OD&D and Chainmail followed by some calls that have been hanging out deep in Bandit's Keep. Thanks to the callers Andy https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman8 Taylor Beeson https://clericswearringmail.blogspot.com Spencer https://anchor.fm/free-thrall Jason https://anchor.fm/jason376 Colin https://anchor.fm/spikepit Rob https://anchor.fm/rob-c
Inspired by Andy at Expedition to the Grizzly Peaks I decided to go off topic and discuss being a player https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman8/episodes/340-Waste-of-time-er2qbm
My decision on to keep or remove saving throws as well as some thoughts on a method for Dmg to run traps/locked doors etc
Discussing saving throws in OD&D and specifically how they will work .. or how they might work in my "hack" Thanks Jason ( https://anchor.fm/jason376 ) and Taylor for calling in. You can find me on Twitter https://twitter.com/banditskeep and Youtube https://www.youtube.com/banditskeep Thanks for listening, let me know what you think of saving throws. Daniel
This episode I talk a bit about the little "details" that I've been filling in to make the system function fully.
I’ve been play testing the system and I talk about that a bit here
Here I run my player, Nicky, through a simple combat heavy adventure in an attempt to showcase each of the 3 combat systems as they might work out in an actual game session.
Pick your favorite weapon and armor and let’s get physical!
Here I talk about the Fantasy Combat system in Chainmail and how I’ll use it in OD&D
A bit more about the chainmail mass combat rules, some play test results and my thoughts on Hit Points as well as some call ins.
Thanks for all the call-ins guys, here I answer a few questions from Jason
Here I break down the standard (mass) combat rules in chainmail as they would work in D&D and discuss some house rules I will use when doing so,
Is using a core mechanic the way to go? I discuss using varying mechanics and whether they add flavor to a game or just add bulk.