Dave and Nate review 'Forgive Us' by Kelvin Green, lacking patience for new rules, Into the Odd (again), the new edition of D&D and why neither of them have read it yet, Wizards of the Coast, gaming styles, edition wars, and Doing it Yourself.
But more importantly, they announce the first ever GAMING PODCAST ABOUT NOTHING COMPETITION, in which you can win your very own - yes, your very own - "friendship" version of Into the Odd. Listen to the podcast for details, but the rules are below:
1. To enter, comment on this post and leave an entry for a book in the
Library of Bastion: a title and one line description of the book.
2. Enter as many times as you want. Two entries = two chances at winning. Enter on separate comments.
3.
A winner will be selected at random during the next recording of A
Gaming Podcast About Nothing. The winner will be selected at random by
rolling dice.
4. The winner will receive a Friendship Edition paperback copy of Into The Odd (we'll contact you for your address).
5. Entries close at 12:00GMT - midday - on 28th February 2015.
Link to the podcast download: https://archive.org/download/AGPANEpisode14/AGPAN_Episode_14.mp3
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