Episode # 235 - Paper and Pencil Games

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

Leisure, Games

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2011

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, the Chief talks about some new Kickstarter projects, while Andrew Miller asks if playing World War 2 games is immoral. Geoff and Greg pop in with segments, Steve reviews Sentinels of the Multiverse, and we talk about our favorite paper and pencil games.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hosting for the Dice Tower is generously provided by Fun Again Games, the world's best game source, online at funagin.com.
0:08.0	Thanks for your support.
0:09.5	The Dice Tower, episode 235.
0:12.2	Paper and card games, but especially the people who play them.
0:39.8	In this episode, Andrew discusses the morality of World War II games.
0:45.0	Jeff contemplates the importance of playtesting, and Steve reviews Sentinels of the Multiverse,
0:51.3	plus a visit to Parker, Banner, Kent, and Wayne,
0:58.0	and our picks for a game played with just paper and pencil.
1:01.0	This episode is sponsored by Red Raven Games,
1:02.8	makers of Empires of the Void.
1:06.2	Be sneaky, daring, diplomatic, or relentless in an epic struggle for the galaxy.
1:08.8	Check it out now at kickstarter.com.
1:11.5	And by Goblin Army Games,
1:13.6	makers of Order of Professional Sorcerers,
1:16.6	or Oops, for short.
1:18.4	In a world where magic is all around,
1:21.0	blow off some steam with a game of wizard combat,
1:24.4	accepting pre-orders now at kickstarter.com.
1:27.4	I'm Eric Summerer, and here's your host, The Boardwalk to My Park Place.
1:31.7	It's Tom Vassel.
1:33.8	Man, I wanted to be Indiana Avenue.
1:35.9	I'm sorry you should have gotten in your application sooner.
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