Seasons

A wooden display shelf with jars containing multicolored polyhedral dice, a logo with a d20 and hands above it, and the titles 'Mage Hand High Five' and 'The Dice Cabinet' in bold red and white lettering.

Interview Series:

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The Dice Cabinet is a safe space for your spiciest tabletop takes. Secretary of Spice Max Weinberg and guests break down the most controversial opinions in tabletop gaming.

Guests

  • A woman with long dark hair, glasses, and a wide smile showing her teeth.

    Jasmin Malave

    Actor, Star in the Off-Broadway production “Twenty-Sided Tavern”

  • A man with a beard and bald head, wearing a light blue button-up shirt, stands with arms crossed in a room decorated with framed photos and a wall sconce.

    Dain Miller

    Cast Member of “No Quest for the Wicked”

  • Close-up of a smiling man with dark hair and a light stubble beard, wearing a dark purple shirt, against a blue background.

    Evan Noone

    Head of Imp Games, Designer of “Vydal City”

  • A woman with dark brown hair smiling, wearing sunglasses on her head, a denim jacket over a striped shirt, sitting in front of a bookshelf with books and a framed photo on the wall.

    Sophia Ricciardi

    Cast Member and Producer of “Rolling With Difficulty”

  • Profile of a young woman with short hair, wearing small earrings and red lipstick, standing against a white brick wall with black lettering.

    Linnie Schell

    GM of “Twice Rolled Tales,” Designer of “Tabletop Gone Mad”

  • A woman with curly, multi-colored hair smiling at the camera in a room with vibrant, colorful lighting.

    Amelia Som

    Cast Member of “Unprepared Casters,” Co-Host of “Critical Lit”

  • Close-up of a young woman with long wavy hair wearing glasses and a tan beret, smiling slightly, indoors with wall-mounted planters in the background.

    Kenzie Tartaglione

    Creator and GM for “queeRPG”

Other Seasons and Content

  • Animated image of a desert landscape with a train, cacti, and a building with a glowing blue door and clouds in the sky. The text on the image reads "Mage Hand High Five the Daddies".

    The Badlands

    Our first major campaign, “The Badlands” is a fantasy western epic inspired by works like Stephen King’s Dark Tower and the Fallout games. GM Casey Papas and a trio of outlaws uncover secrets on the ravaged frontier, all while pursued by the capitalist warmongers seeking to conquer it.

  • Old cassette tape player with headphones on a rustic wooden surface, with red blood splatter effects over the image.

    The Cravenverse

    In this series of mini-campaigns, GM Robin Langenhop takes our heroes — including guest player Imani Russell — through a pastiche of summer camp slasher movies with indie RPG systems like “Kids on Bikes” and “Monster of the Week.”

  • A promotional poster for Silly Goose Convention featuring a cartoon goose with a human hand gesture and a rainbow design in the bottom right corner. The poster includes text welcoming to the event with playful fonts.

    Welcome to the Silly Goose Convention

    In this CRIT Award-nominated one shot, guest GM Elliott Davis (My First Dungeon) takes the gang on a wild adventure with a game of his own design, based on his system “Something Is Wrong With the Chickens.”

  • Illustration of a desert landscape with a sun, mountains, cacti, and a sombrero, accompanied by the text 'The Not-So Great Lands' and 'High Five' with a magic hand symbol.

    The Not-So-Great Lands

    Join guest GM Linnie Schell (Twice Rolled Tales) as the gang creates a Badlands-adjacent story on the fly utilizing Linnie’s own Mad Libs-based system “Tabletop Gone Mad.”

  • Colorful, neon-style cityscape with tall buildings and bright lights, with the words "My Digital City" and phrases like "High Five," "Games," and "Art Hesi!" displayed in bold, stylized fonts.

    Art Heist! A Vydal City Legend

    Guest GM Evan Noone (Imp Games) leads us through a neon-blasted cyberpunk metropolis as the gang attempts to rob the Vibran Art Gallery — and escape with their lives.

  • Office scene with a desk, a large sign that reads 'Thank God It's DoomSix,' a flame in the background, a plant, a landline phone, a laptop, a mug with 'HR' on it, a water cooler, and a nameplate labeled 'Boss.'

    Thank God It's Doomsday

    The workplace comedy to end All! This 3-episode mini-series is sponsored by Kobold Press as part of their Kobold Creates program, utilizing their Tales of the Valiant system. GM Max Weinberg and a gaggle of white collar weirdos — including guests Robin Ekberg (Atomless) and Shenuque Tissera (My First Dungeon) — star in a mockumentary about the underlings trying to bring about the end of the world.

  • Text reading 'Mage Hand' above a stylized 20-sided die, with two hands underneath, set against a purple textured background.

    Mage Hand Down Low

    Get a bonkers look at the making of Mage Hand High Five with this exclusive behind-the-scenes talkback show, available only to our Patreon backers!

  • A promotional graphic for a special interview featuring Anjali Bhimani and Candace The Magnificent. The background is purple with star and geometric patterns. There are two circular photos: one of a woman with brown hair, wearing a denim jacket, and another of a woman with dark hair styled in braids, wearing headphones, makeup, and a Star Wars jacket. The text includes the names of the guests and the event details, with the title 'High Five' and the logo MSM.

    Special Interviews

    Mage Hand’s own Max Weinberg does deep dives into the world of tabletop with friends and special guests such as Evan Noone from Imp Games and Kendo Smith from Tales Yet Told.

  • A promotional poster for a live stream event titled 'Mage Hand High Five or Fist', featuring colorful abstract explosion inside a circular magical symbol, with text indicating a dual option of greeting gestures and mentioning it's a mutual aid livestream.

    Fey or Fiend

    A special one-shot livestream in support of Cato Frederiks, a fellow queer TTRPGer and friend of the pod who was raising money for a life-changing spinal fusion surgery. GM Casey Papas led this one-shot D&D module written by Cato herself to help raise funds for her surgery.

  • Fantasy cover art featuring anthropomorphic animals, including a dog in a pink dress, a fox, and a rabbit with a staff, standing on stairs in a futuristic city with tall buildings and neon signs. The title reads "Legends of Mahi" and includes phrases like "High Five" and "Treachery of the Rat King."

    Legends of Mahl

    Journey into the world of Mahl, where larger than life heroes can be smaller than expected! Run on the fast-paced Nimble system, this 80s homage sets the sprawling quests of Sword and Sorcery epics within the nostalgic realm of teen mall dramedies.