GGP-009 The Boar Men, with your host Mark Ellis Harmon

Here we have a discussion of the new Boar Man cast card with hints and tips for the GM's and players. Listen enjoy and expand your view of Grandilar. Leave your comments on our Live Journal Blog.

The Grandilar Game Podcast 008. Your host is Mark Ellis Harmon. Dragon Storm and the World of Grandilar are copyright to Susan Van Camp. http://www.dragonstorm.com http://www.artbysvc.com This episode we cover the elusive Clanborn in a brief overview.

We have a new Podcast at long last. This one covers the new Delethine cast race that we have added to the Dragon Storm game. This race should give the gamemaster's something new to use as the focus of an evenings play and as an extra in most any situation.

It has been a while since the last Grandilar podcast. People have been asking for "scripts" of these podcasts. It turns out that writing a podcast is not what I do. Anyway, this one has no script, not even a note, just a podcast. This is podcast #6 and covers the Latent Shifters on Grandilar. The purpose is to give you a brief reason why we did the them. We also added a bit of information on the blood in the general population, and why it has happened. Enjoy!

Karbon's question was a piece I did as a fun piece. This character has a lot of fun to play, and he has been through a lot of "stuff". As a non-shifter he has been wondering, especially after getting his new Old Wounds, why he is doing this Valarian thing. As I considered what he should be spending his points on and I decided that his reason for being here is that he has a bloodline. I know its not the smart add at this point, but what difference does that make. Anyway, enjoy it.

And here it is. This podcast covers the various parts of the Dragon Storm character card. It goes over what they are and what we use them for. The result is a good overview of the game itself.

I hope everyone finds these useful.

This episode of the Grandilar game podcast is an introduction to Dragon Storm.
It is how I would introduce Dragon Storm at a convention to new players, if I had the time. Unfortunately we have only a couple of minutes and I don't think we get everything across that I would like too.

Our fantasy game is based in a world where most information is passed verbally through bards, bar tenders, priestesses and conversations overheard on corners of villages. I think that this, and the coming tutorial podcasts will simulate some of this environment.

I have added an picture slideshow to this episode which shows some of the Dragon Storm cards.

Hopefully you will enjoy the information in the podcast. Enjoy.

Todays podcast is a set of Bedtime Stories that those who grew up in an Elethay household would have heard as a youth. These are the types of stories that would have helped create a characters attitude towards the world of Grandilar.

Some years ago I had read some old Dakota stories and they had not made a lost of sense to me at the time. Recently I had a chance to hear the same stories spoken. I realized as I listened that they made perfect sense. Those stories were intended to be heard by an audience. That made me think about our fantasy role-playing worlds. Our characters would have grown up in a spoken world, reading would be for the elite and the historians, life would have been heard.

That makes me look at the tools we have for role-playing and to want to use these podcasts to enhance the feeling of the worlds our characters inhabit. For now, have a good time gaming and enjoy the podcast. If you have any questions or suggestions, drop me an e-mail.

This is the first Grandilar Game Podcast. The prior game podcast for Dragon Storm, the Dragon Storm Podcast has gone into hiatus.
In this episode we will take a look at the Line-of-Sight rules for Dragon Storm. These same ideas can be used in many role-playing games. We also have a Grandilar News section warning Valarians about Nytoc Versai, a particularly nasty assassin.
Enjoy the podcast and feel free to comment. We are going to try to do the Grandilar Game Podcast three times a month as long as we can find reasonable material to present.
You can visit the Dragon Storm RPG at http://www.dragonstorm.com
I am your host and announcer, Mark Harmon and my e-mail is markharmon@mac.com