Love the premise and the cast continually manages to produce compelling content and lovable characters. The potluck at the end of a one-shot is a great way to end that story and allowed me to skip an arc without it feeling incomplete.

The cast call attention to problematic features of the systems they're playing and do what they can to be inclusive and considerate. They actively care about accessibility and provide trigger warnings (in the expanded description) and transcripts (on their website) where they can. It's been refreshing to have a podcast where I don't have to question how ableist the show/cast is going to be.

Initially the sound was a bit sharp, when everyone laughed it was a touch peircing but persevere as it is definitely worth it! I have so far only listened to the Mouse guard game but I will be hitting all of the other games when I have time. With Excellent game play and characterisation I was drawn into the story very quickly. The other main bonus is that the clear explanation of the game allowed me to finally grasp how mouseguard is supposed to run! I find the post game discussion very useful as well. Recommended listening!

Diversity of cast? Check

Diversity of Characters? Check

Diversity of game systems? Check!

Tabletop potluck does something that few other shows accomplish and they do it with a sense of style and flair that is hard to accomplish. A great resource to get a sense for a system you've never played before and a group actively building a platform for game systems that currentlyget less exposure than certain big names you might be more familiar with.

A show that accomplishes all this whilst immediately radiating a level of affection and trust for one another that is hard to put into words. You won't find a more talented and interesting crew to take a journey into the unknown with.

I love this show!

Taking the principle of a potluck dinner party, the team from Tabletop Potluck take it in turns to bring a new RPG to the group, playing out an adventure over a few episodes and then discussing their experience of the game in play. If you are thinking about trying one of the games they play, you are interested in game design more generally or you just want to listen to a fun group of roleplayers playing interesting characters in different games, this show is for you.

I enjoyed listening to this so far and will be catching more in the future! Some fun people and I'm enjoying the idea of short forays into different systems.