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Maia’s Game Room

Maia’s Game Room

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Maia's Game Room is a narrative actual play anthology featuring rules-light, story-driven TTRPGs from both indie and major publishers. Each season delivers a self-contained tale with a new system, setting, and cast, all crafted with cinematic sound design, emotional depth, and tight editing. Because every season is a completely standalone story, you can start listening anywhere.

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Shadowrun 5E
Tabletop Roleplaying Games

Shadowrun 5E

English
Complex
Sci-fi
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Dungeon Master Tool
Tools & Platforms

Dungeon Master Tool

Virtual tabletop (VTT)
English
French
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Merak
Tools & Platforms

Merak

English
Free
Subscription
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