ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of the Roll for Joycast, hosts Trin and Rory explore the transformative power of tabletop role-playing games in understanding personal identity and making significant life decisions. They share their own experiences with hard choices, the importance of authenticity, and how play can serve as a tool for discernment and a builder of courage for navigating life's complexities.
Chapters
00:00 Cold Open
00:43 Intro & Backstory Question: Hard Choices
12:23 Discernment in Decision-Making: Navigating Life's Choices
22:33 Game Design Theopoetics: TTRPG Play as a Tool for Discernment
43:00 Exploring Identity Through Play: A Personal Reflection
47:27 Resources & Outro
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