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RPGamer has been protecting RPGs since 1998, with the present model of the positioning launched in 2018. As a result of wholesale change in our back-end and programs solely sure content material created from 2018 onwards has been carried over to our new website. Nonetheless, all of our older content material can nonetheless be discovered at archive.rpgamer.com.

Streaming Schedule

Watch stay on twitch.tv/rpgamer (all occasions Japanese)


Occasions and content material are topic to alter.

Monday


6:30pm — HeroHarmony

Tuesday


11am — TAM within the AM


1:30pm — HerrFrog Performs


6:30pm — Scar Performs Classics

Wednesday


6:30pm — HeroHarmony


9:30pm — JCServant’s RPG-XP Membership

Thursday


11am — TAM within the AM


1:30pm — HerrFrog Performs


9:30pm — JCServant’s RPG-XP Membership

Friday


6:30pm — Scar Performs Classics


9:30pm — JCServant’s RPG-XP Membership

Saturday


8am — SpareOmbres


12pm – RPG Solid


9:30pm — JCServant’s RPG-XP Membership

Sunday


8am — Scar-nival of RPGs


1:30pm — HerrFrog Chills

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