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So is there somewhere us deaf gamers can find a transcript of these so we can enjoy them too?
I know some of the Misdirected Mark shows share shownotes with Patrons, but the GnomeCast tends to run off script, with me just prompting the other Gnomes with questions. I’m not sure there’s an easy way to get a transcript off a free form show, but I can definitely bring the idea up to Chris, since he’s the one that runs all the Podcast stuff. 🙂
Not to have the comments all be complaints (sorry!), but you really, really need to have a list of links for all the stuff they talk about in this episode!
Is there some hub of “Actual Play” podcasts on the web out there? I didn’t seem to find anything but scattered sites with a quick Google. I’m fascinated by the idea of these things…
Streets of Avalon: http://misdirectedmark.com/the-streets-of-avalon-one-shapeshifers/
I don’t know that there’s a one-stop shopping place that recommends APs, but I can provide the link to She’s a Super Geek: http://sasgeek.com/
We’ll also try and get better about including links in the notes. 🙂
Another good one that I believe Senda at least obliquely referenced was One Shot/Campaign. http://oneshotpodcast.com/.
One Shot is a series of one-shots, whereas Campaign is a long running Star Wars: Edge of Empire campaign. 🙂