Jolene asked Saul if he bought Indepent publishers TTRPGs. Saul looked at his book shelves and thought that most of his RPGs he had bought were published by "Indy Publishers". Jolene asked him why he bought Indy published RPGs. Saul pontificated why he thought he bought Indy published titles as often as he did. From supporting the little guy, to the varied systems Indy publishers put out, to genres not done by big publishing companies Saul listed his reasons. Jolene went online to see what other people thought on this subject. The result of that discussion and Jolene's foray into the online Indy ttrpg scene is this episode. Thank you all for Listening! You can email us at gamingperspective.com@gmail.com Podcast Art by Jim D. Foster Episode Art by Michael Shean-Jones

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Jolene was looking online and came across a post about the top five ttrpgs. This post garnered a not of response and she asked Saul about this topic. Saul thought it would a be a great topic to discuss and record an episode about it. Saul as usual put his own spin on the question of the biggest five TTRPGs. Saul didn't disclose his list until the recording of the episode to get her unfiltered reaction to his list. As Always, Thank you all for Listening! You can email us at gamingperspective.com@gmail.com Podcast Art by Jim D. Foster Episode Art by Michael Shean-Jones

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Saul and Jolene had a question from a listener about how to make an player that had played long ago and was returning to playing TTRPGs. Saul and Jolene talked about this idea. Saul had read about and heard about players for whatever reasons had stopped playing TTRPGs and now years later had returned to players. After discussing what things could be done to make returning players more at ease in returning to the game table. What can GMs or player do to make this transition for players that are returning to the hobby after a long absence.

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