ESL RPG

This episode is particularly for teachers and students, an episode looking at what was most interesting or fun, what was easier to pick up and learn, and recommendations for students who want to try the games, and teachers who want to run them.

Also, there will be some discussion about what to do in future episodes, and some news at the end of this episode.

Also, we have a Patreon at:

https://www.patreon.com/eslrpg

We were tired, we had no plan, we had no script, and we didn't actually start recording until after we had started talking, so you get to hear how rambling we become, jumping from topic to topic with little sense of direction...

Our players take the time to review this playthrough with the game. Suggestions are made for how to maybe improve on it.

We do plan on in the future releasing this one-page one-shot so you can play yourself in the future! But we don't quite have a publishing date planned, yet....

Also, we have a Patreon at:

https://www.patreon.com/eslrpg

Here we learn that, among other things, the roleplaying part of this board game was made by Juan, and not a part of the game. We also discuss other ways to adapt it to the classroom.

Also, we have a Patreon at:

https://www.patreon.com/eslrpg

Here we discuss how to deal with players leaving the game, what to do if you don't enjoy the game, things to do to make the game better, not-exactly-homework-but-things-you-do-not-while-playing, and play-life balance.

Also, we have a Patreon at:

https://www.patreon.com/eslrpg

Our players talk about what they like and don't like with this game!

Also, we have a Patreon at:

https://www.patreon.com/eslrpg