For the last edition of the Necromancers of the Northwest podcast before it goes on hiatus, we take a look at the D&D; Next playtest, and our thoughts on how well the mechanics lived up to the promis…
Our Enchantment Week special begins with a review of Enyclopaedia Arcane: Enchantment: Fire in the Mind, by Mongoose publishing. After that, Josh and Alex discuss the difficulties of enchantment spel…
In a slightly-delayed Dragon Week installment, this podcast features a review of Mongoose Publishing's "A Slayer's Guide to Dragons," as well as a discussion on ways to make using dragons a more fun,…
We celebrate the beginning of the D&D; Next playtests by taking a look at some of the design goals that Wizards of the Coast has been putting out regarding the upcoming edition, and providing our own…
In this week's podcast, Alex reviews a product that might very well finally put an end to the debate about whether or not to use random encounters in your game. After that, we spend some time examini…
In the first of our new, sleeker, more compact, travel-size podcasts, we focus on bringing you the random, in the form of a special, feature-length Seed to Story, where, with a little random inspirat…
This week's podcast begins with a review of Encyclopaedia Arcane: Divination, a book by Mongoose Publishing devoted entirely to divination magic, and Alex will walk you through it and let you know wh…
This week's podcast kicks off like so many with a review, this time of a book by Alderac Entertainment Group, entitled "Magic." This book attempts to provide well over a dozen new types of magic and …
We begin the Mount Week Podcast with a review of one of the few mount-centered books for Pathfinder/3.5, entitled In the Saddle: Fur and Feather Volume I, and our final verdict may surprise you. Next…
This week's podcast kicks off with a review of the book Bits of the Boulevard, a flavorful product by Tabletop Adventures. Then the ongoing saga of John the Grinning Skull Morgan continues to unfold,…
For Nobility Week, Alex takes a closer look at Pendragon, a different kind of tabletop system that allows you to play as a knight of the round table, build a dynasty, and perform chivalrous and heroi…
Considering adding some cheap magic to your game? This week's podcast is your friend, as it focuses primarily on reviews, from Ronin Arts' 101 Arcane Material Components to several installments of Su…
For our Conjuration Week podcast, we begin with a couple of magic-themed reviews, as Josh takes a look at both Ars Metamagic and 101 Spell Variants. Then, in Best Beasts, we debate the merits of the …
This week's podcast begins as the froghemoth gets the Best Beats treatment, and we determine whether it's cool or not. From there, Josh reviews 101 Legendary Treasures of Medieval Europe, and lets yo…
It's Maiden Week at Necromancers of the Northwest, so naturally our podcast starts out as an examination of the cost-effectiveness of the figurines of wondrous power, and a literal look at what's the…
In this week's podcast, we take the opportunity to honor everyone's favorite fantasy weapon: the sword. Josh takes a look at a book devoted to magic weapon properties, and we discuss the design behin…
In this week's podcast, Alex reviews two witch-related 3rd-party books, and both Alex and Josh look at optimal options for ambushes, and the great usefulness of illusory wall. Later on, we examine th…
In honor of Abjuration Week, this week's Necromancers of the Northwest podcast takes a look at magic, defenses, and the places that those two meet. Josh reviews the book 101 1st-level Spells, we take…
In the very first Necromancers of the Northwest podcast, among other things, Alex reviews the first adventure of the Jade Regent adventure path, we talk about the recent changes to our production sch…
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