Looking For A New Gaming Podcast? Check Out Loaded Dice Rollers!

It's been a while since I've done a signal boost for some other folks out there in the gaming community, and this Monday I figured it was time for just such a shout out. If you're one of those folks who enjoy tabletop gaming podcasts, but you've been looking for something new to really strike your fancy, then I've definitely got something you need to check out.

They call themselves... Loaded Dice Rollers!

Come on... you know you want to tune-in to this!

What is Loaded Dice Rollers?

Well, the short version is that Loaded Dice Rollers is a tabletop gaming podcast that you can catch on Twitch... but that's sort of like saying the ocean is wet. It's true, but there's a bit more to it than that.

The short version is that the tale takes five mis-matched adventurers, and sends them on a journey of DM Macleod's own devising. Using the new edition of Pathfinder, the journey began in the dark lands of Ustalav. Moving through the Tusk Mountains, and into the highest peaks of Golarion, these heroes will face chaos out of time, and forces that could break the minds of less potent (and less inebriated) parties. Will they save the world... or will the dice fall in the favor of chaos?

Who can say?

That's enough to get you started, but there are other reasons to check out what this podcast is doing. The game itself takes place in MacLeod Ale in Van Nuys, which is a unique setting for an endeavor such as this. Additionally, the DM and the players are all veterans of the Hollywood scene who are putting their skills to work on the hobby they love. So if you want episodes that have that epic, sweeping grandeur to them, the style and editing on this will be right up your alley.

Of course, the crew themselves fully admit that the rules of the game often take something of a beating in the name of exciting scenes and adventure... so like any production that's a fantasy instead of an exact recreation, it might be best for the table attorneys to leave their hang-ups at the door for this one.

If that sounds like something that would spice up your workday, and get you fired up for your own next session, then check out Loaded Dice Rollers on Twitch, follow them on Facebook, and while you're at it check them out on Instagram, too!

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Apartment 11 Gaming is More Than Just Another Podcast

Thanks to advancements in technology it's possible for anyone to put their voice out into the gaming world. Youtube, Twitch, Blogger, and Wordpress are all crammed to the gills with people making tutorials, doing play-throughs, and creating play guides for every kind of game you can think of. A lot of these channels are just white noise, run for a short period of time before the endeavor gets too hard and the creator gives up. Some of them stay the course, though, and in so doing offer their listeners diversity, expertise, and a steady stream of useful content.

If you're looking for a group like that, then you need to check out Apartment 11 Gaming.

Dice sold separately.

So what does Apartment 11 Gaming have to offer? Well, if you're a fan of games like Skyrim, Ori and The Blind Forest, Ark Survival Evolved, or Don't Starve this studio has players who provide insightful, useful commentary in addition to masterful skills on the controller. If you're more of a tabletop player, Apartment 11 has a podcasted Dungeons and Dragons game going, with intent to add more content as time goes on. If you like Magic: The Gathering, they have you covered there as well.

Seriously, check out Apartment 11 Gaming on Facebook, or take a look at some of their Youtube videos. You should also stop by Allis Arcadia's Twitch channel to see the sort of content she brings to the table.

Off The Ground, And Building Speed

At the moment Apartment 11 is where a lot of start-ups find themselves; with a lot of ideas, and a lot of ground to cover. While they're relatively fresh on the scene, it's a good idea to start following them now. That way you won't have to catch up when their progress meets their potential.

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