We design the worst/best RPG character for Tony Vasinda from +1 EXP! in the Dicebreaker Podcast

Also, be prepared to relive many childhood nightmares.

Video by Alex Meehan Senior Staff Writer

Published on June 7, 2021

This week, Dicebreaker is joined by roleplaying game aficionado and beard oil creator Tony Vasinda from +1 EXP!, to chat about all things tabletop gaming. Wheels, Liv and Meehan welcome Tony in the traditional Dicebreaker Podcast fashion by inviting him to discuss what he’s been playing - as well as open the floodgates for an absolute cavalcade of ridiculousness. The team talk Arc, Uk’otoa, Star Realms, Railroad Ink Challenge and - of course - Magic: Arena, as well as tease some of Tony’s upcoming projects which include an RPG based on the classic Brave Little Toaster books.

Between all the tabletop discussion, the quartet also take plenty of time to chat about various nightmare inducing television and films from their childhood, such as All Dogs Go to Heaven and several Sonic cartoons, as well as the prospect of youngsters watching Doc Martin and whatever a lemon bar is.

After giving the recently revealed cover for Pandemic: Patient Zero the mockery it deserves and bigging up the currently available TRPG itch.io bundle supporting Trans people, the group then ‘help’ Tony to creator a character for his next RPG session - with plenty of contributions from the audience to ensure things are chaotic enough.

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