Welcome back to the dungeon master's block, the place where we focus on the dungeon master, the most important person in the game,

the only person capable of playing God, killing characters, and lowering the ego of all the people

at the table. I am one of your hosts, DM Neal, aka Jop Moniac. And I am one of your other hosts,

and the only other one of your host, DM Mitch. Yep, we ran out of host. We got to two and we were fresh out. And our other host is, nope. Oh, look, Hingew! The silent monk is back with us today. Oh, no. No, no, no. He is not. He is not. He has his one time a year that he can go on his computer. We all know this.

And so today, we are going to be talking about play by post gaming. And we have Roe from gamersplane.com here to talk with us about that.

But before we start talking about what is play by post gaming and what the pros and the cons

of play by post gaming are, Neil, we have some five-star reviews to read. I'll kick it off with a five-star

review from Big Dimmerest. And he has clearly watched enough Aladdin as his post is entitled, A Whole New World.

I am not going to try and sing it.

I thought I would, and then I was like, yeah, no, no.

It is a whole new world.

Do you want to hear Neil Singh?

Just go back to the last Christmas episode.

Or, yeah, or we put a new Patreon level at 10,000 and I'll go right ahead.

We can just have like an album that you sing the entire, like greatest hits of Neil Powell.

Oh, I think this is going to happen.

I'm so sorry, but I think this is going to happen.

Okay.

I have been a DM for about a year and found this podcast a few months ago.

What a find.

I love how you teach listeners to look at everything they love around them and find a way to put it into their game world.

From video games, cartoons, movies, fairy tales, and fables, You have shown me how all the nerdy things I love are basically building my D&D world for me.

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