Welcome to the Saving Throes podcast! This is my Tabletop role-playing game podcast, part of the Red Rooster's Gaming Coop network where I talk gaming and gaming culture every week. Each episode will feature a topic or theme along with my take on current happenings in the world of tabletop role-playing games and semi regular updates on the games I am currently involved with, or new games or products I have come across.

This week I am going to look at another TTRPG related film project. As a bonus I am also looking at an audio podcast as well. I am going to do a dive into the tumultuous history and final product for the Great Kingdom! What started as a feature length documentary but ended up transforming into a 6-episode limited series (and accompanying podcast series) is a bit of a mirror of the history of D&D itself! I have often talked about these 2 series on the show before and I figured now was a good time to really dig in. The short version is that both of these are worth your time, and you can even watch the show and listen to the podcast right now for free! Tune in to hear about the woes this project experienced to get where it is, and how you are able to access it today!

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Welcome to the Pining For Pixels podcast! This is my video game variety show podcast, part of the Red Rooster's Gaming Coop network where I talk gaming and gaming culture every week. Each episode will feature a subject or theme that interests me, and I will speak about what is on my mind in the world of video games!

Versus Mode returns this week to take a look at the current hot topic of the Stop Killing Games movement that has picked up some serious steam. I approached Versus Mode differently this time, I decided to do this episode as if it were a mock courtroom where each side is making their case. This isn't like other episodes where each side is scored. In this one, each side makes an argument based on their actual statements and my interpretation of their intent, followed by a final judgement. Since I am the judge in this scenario, I rule with my honest and true opinion on the matter based on all the arguments from each side. Tune in to hear my interpretation of what might happen were this to go into a courtroom setting!

If you would like to reach out, you can reach me at redroostersgamingcoop@gmail.com - I would love to hear from you!

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Welcome to the Saving Throes podcast! This is my Tabletop role-playing game podcast, part of the Red Rooster's Gaming Coop network where I talk gaming and gaming culture every week. Each episode will feature a topic or theme along with my take on current happenings in the world of tabletop role-playing games and semi regular updates on the games I am currently involved with, or new games or products I have come across.

This week is a new variant of Pages Through the Ages - Overlooked Monsters! I will look through an individual monster from the history of a game and examine its many incarnations. This will be focussed on lesser known or lesser used creatures in general. You won't find the Beholder here for example. I am starting things off with a good examination of the many incarnations of the Rakshasa. While most players are familiar with this monster, I don't often see it in play as a player nor as a GM. However, these creatures have a gold mine of sinister resources for your D&D game if you want to instil nightmares into your players. Tune in to hear about the many expressions of this monster and how you might be able to combine its most iconic and dangerous traits to optimize the terror.

If you would like to reach out, you can reach me at redroostersgamingcoop@gmail.com - I would love to hear from you!

Follow me on X: @RedRoosterGC