Here is where you will find podcasts for 2029: Future War The Terminator RPG Podcast and War Stories. This feature will launch on August 29th, 2024!
Below is a small FAQ for those who have questions about the podcasts or the game. This document will grow as your questions come in.
2029: Future War – The Terminator RPG Podcast
What is it? This podcast is everything about the game, graphic novels, music, books, time travel – pretty much everything Terminator. Our first podcast will be titled Session Zero. It delves into the preparation you may want to go through with your players.
*WARNING: Podcasts may contain foul language, descriptions of violence and war, and adult themes. Not all viewers will find this podcast appropriate for younger audiences.
War Stories
What is it? This is meant to be a supplemental podcast to 2029: Future War in which four or more players and the Game Director show you a game as it unfolds. The first session will be GD’d by Danny Millard and is titled Complications In Real Time. This is an original Terminator scenario by Danny Millard.
*WARNING: Podcasts may contain foul language, descriptions of violence and war, and adult themes. Not all viewers will find this podcast appropriate for younger audiences.
Materials
How Do I Get Those Resources? All game materials, handouts, maps, etc. that we show in our podcasts will be bundled in .zip format for you to download for your own games. You will be able to find them in the Game Resources section of our site.
What do I need to play? First and foremost, you will need The Terminator RPG book or PDF. We strongly recommend that you also have on hand The Terminator RPG Campaign Guide, T2 RPG, and Resist. We’re not going to republish sections of the rulebooks, gear, weapons, etc without the express permission of the powers that be. This is all meant to be new and supplemental to the books listed above. You can find purchase links for all of these in the Marketplace tab. You’ll need pencils, dice (five d10s in one color and one d10 in a different color), scratch paper, and a band of enthusiastic players.
Can I offer my own feedback on what I am seeing and hearing? Absolutely! Good suggestions and ideas are not in short supply in this community. If you have special wisdom you wish to share with the community, we can give you a shout-out in our podcasts along with your idea.