Audible D&D

[bluegargantua]

Hi,

So Tycho and Gabe of Penny Arcade and Scott Kurtz of PVP, got together a couple months back with Chris Perkins of Wizards of the Coast for a test-run of 4th ed. D&D. Scott and Tycho were fairly old hands at D&D, Gabe had never played before.

They recorded the whole session.

It's hilarious.

Part 1

Part 2

[ETA: This appears to require a sign-up with WOTC's Gleemax stuff. There is some info on subscribing to the podcast which might get around the requirements. I'll toss the instructions in the comments.]

Also, a poll about my forthcoming test-run of 4e to come out later today.

later
Tom

p.s. I'm imagining the results of recording my weekly D&D game...scary.

Comments

[shogunhb.livejournal.com]

Dragon articles require that you sign-in to D&D Insider to view the content.

In order to sign up for D&D Insider, you need to create an account at Gleemax Accounts Management if you were not already a Forums or D&D Insider user


Bah

[bluegargantua]

What? I don't have an account. At least...I don't think I do.

er...I guess I do. Huh.

dumb
Tom

Subscribe to the podcase

[bluegargantua]

Hi,

If you don't want a Gleemax account, this might let you subscribe to the podcasts without (although I haven't tried this):

To subscribe to the D&D podcast, follow these easy steps.

1. Go to http://www.apple.com/podcasting/
2. Download iTunes version 6
3. Launch iTunes.
4. From the dropdown menus, select Advanced --- Subscribe to Podcast
5. When prompted for a URL, enter http://www.wizards.com/dnd/rsspodcast.xml and click OK.

later
Tom

Re: Subscribe to the podcase

[etherial.livejournal.com]

Link #5 allows you to listen to the podcasts in question without signing up for anything.

[anselm23.livejournal.com]

I'd like to participate in your test run. I was thoroughly pleased by my introduction to D&D43 on Saturday, and I'd be happy to do so again.

My friend thepoeticpirate is downright pissed with 4e, because it seems to be so combat-oriented. I on the other hand, was thoroughly delighted to be able to down 7-8 kobolds as a first-level wizard. THAT's the stuff, man!