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#1 bloodguard Feb 18, 2009 18:37:40	I sure do love listening to the Penny Arcade stuff. I remember listening to the first series from the first roll ( a Crit ! ) on the first roll of the one guy ( name escapes me ) who had never played ! Always entertaining ! ! In that vain, have you all ever listened to RPGMP3.com ? They are a group of players in Texas including a set of transplants from England. They've been running all the modules as they come out. They are finishing up Thunderspire Labryinth now . The DM , Hal, is a genius ! ! He keeps the game running really well and the guys are all seasoned players. Hal's wife Lindsay will quickly be legendary amongst your friends as you follow their exploits as they make their way thru the WOTC releases. One heads up. . . .You must listen to them in order for the Splug character progression. He was the Goblin released from the prison in the first module. Be prepared to PEE YOUR PANTS ! ! ! Hal plays Splug to this day, as he has been accepted into the group of PC's. (He has outlived all but one of the original characters.) Give them a listen. . . You will not be disappointed !
#2 bcanan Feb 18, 2009 19:26:08	trust me guys this is very good stuff they have been doing this since 2004 i think and ran the worlds largest dungeon(3.5 ed) and they have played keep on the shadowfell and will go through to pyrimid of shadows at least check it out again its RPGMP3.com its well worth your time but be warned you will laugh uncontrolably
#3 phillosmaster Feb 18, 2009 20:36:23	I'm a subscriber to their podcast feed. They have a nice selection of game playthroughs that stretch back I think 4 or 5 years now. The only thing better than first hand experience with a game is listening to someone else's first hand experience. They've resteered my purchases a couple times in the past. The group described is not the only contributor to the site. They have about a handful of gaming groups that post playthroughs and one off sessions on the site. Their feed hosts a wide variety of gaming system content (not just D&D products) including some indie games. If you are a lovecraft fan then you should check out their sister site yog-sothoth.com. They host a podcast featuring cthulhu mythos related news and have posted several audio playthroughs of classic Chaosium Call of Cthulhu modules. http://www.rpgmp3.com http://www.yog-sothoth.com
#4 joegun Feb 19, 2009 10:56:11	rpgmp3 rocks. I actually found them after listening to the first penny arcade/Pvp podcasts and needed to find some more out there . This led me to rpgmp3, where I have become addicted. Very good stuff over there, take a listen at rpgmp3.com!
#5 illiani Mar 03, 2009 0:00:02	I'll admit too. www.rpgmp3.com is a damnably good site, with recordings of not just 4e, but 3.x and other games such as CoC & Rolemaster to spice things up. Hal, the guy that runs the site, is a grand bloke and the community follow his example. I discovered the site a few years back when looking for the Dead Alewives skit :D Danny