Play Around and Find Out
Play Around and Find Out
Podcast Description
Four of the best friends you’ve never met play the best roleplaying games you’ve never heard of. Join Sophie Hughes, Simon Fox, Matthew Melton and Dylan Hunter as they embrace the chaos of TTRPGs, following the twists and turns of the dice wherever they lead. From hilarious heists to dramatic reveals, the only way to know what comes next is to play around and find out!
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Explores the world of tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs), highlighting specific games like Blades in the Dark, focusing on themes such as teamwork, creativity, and narrative development, with episodes featuring comedic heists and dramatic storytelling moments.
Four of the best friends you’ve never met play the best roleplaying games you’ve never heard of. Join Sophie Hughes, Simon Fox, Matthew Melton and Dylan Hunter as they embrace the chaos of TTRPGs, following the twists and turns of the dice wherever they lead. From hilarious heists to dramatic reveals, the only way to know what comes next is to play around and find out!
It’s a simple plan: break into a barrister’s house through his sex dungeon. What could possibly go wrong for the Canal Street Crooks?
CW: Brief description and allusions to torture.
Dylan Hunter – Arvis “The Professor” Coalburn
Matt Melton – Edward “Hardway” Ellerby
Simon Fox – Alexi “The Lush” Loshaad
Sophie Hughes – The city of Duskvol
Edited by Simon Fox
Intro music by Thomas Newby
Album art by Erin Archambeault
Blades in the Dark is designed by John Harper and published by Evil Hat Productions
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