Time passes, and player characters are aging in your role-playing games. Or are they? First edition Dungeons & Dragons had the young be strong and dextrous, but as your pc aged you became weaker, wiser and smarter. How often we do find players role-playing age?

Random Encounter

Craig Huber comments on G+

James emails us

OFTHEHILLPEOPLE corrects us on Die Roll in the comments

Chris Steele emails us about episode 107 Evil Games and 111 What Is Heroic

Goblin’s Henchmen emails us about our episode on traps.

Edwin emails us to compare his thoughts on magic items and how the contrary can be applied to traps.

Die Roll

Brett

• Abandoned Arctic Nazi Base
• Internet is controlled by 14 People with 7 Secret Keys

Sean

• KillScreen.com features an article Dungeons of the Mind: Tabletop RPGs as Social Therapy
• Dungeons & Dragons is Changing How It Makes Books article from Oct 19, 2016 on Polygon.com
• Google researchers build networks that invent their own encryption

Listeners

• Azrael Arocha calls out:
  • Collection of Dungeon Maps
  • Isometric Dungeon Builder

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