Mythic Thunderlute: A D&D Podcast Musical Play ⋅ 19.5K ⋅ 73.6K ⋅ 107 ⋅ 2 episodes / month ⋅ Avg Length 71 min ⋅ Jan 2019 Get Email Contact 6.
Dungeons and DaddiesĪ D&D real play podcast about four dads from our world transported into the Forgotten Realms and their quest to rescue their sons. Play ⋅ 5.3K ⋅ 2.7K ⋅ 4K ⋅ 3 episodes / month ⋅ Avg Length 53 min ⋅ Jul 2015 Get Email Contact 5. New listeners can start at any season, but veteran listeners will find themselves following a greater story, set over centuries. Listen as our heroes delve deep into adventure, with each season bringing a new story, new characters, and new threats to face.
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Sanspants Radio | D&D is For NerdsĪn actual play podcast set in Ogg Nott, a world full of mystery and intrigue - if only the players knew it was ending. Play ⋅ 5K ⋅ 14.2K ⋅ 1 episode / week ⋅ Avg Length 66 min ⋅ Nov 2012 Get Email Contact 4. Greetings Adventurers has been releasing weekly since November of 2012. Greetings Adventurers is an award-winning actual-play, comedy podcast using Dungeons and Dragons as a framework for creating a (mostly) improvised narrative. Play ⋅ 3.5K ⋅ 8.4K ⋅ 774 ⋅ 4 episodes / month ⋅ Avg Length 102 min ⋅ Jul 2008 Get Email Contact 3. Plenty of role-playing and fun for anyone interested in the D&D experience. The continuing saga of four adventurers seeking fortune and glory in the world of Dungeons and Dragons. Listen, learn, and laugh along with the members of the Critical Hit Podcast. Play ⋅ 219.2K ⋅ 665.5K ⋅ 131K ⋅ 1 episode / week ⋅ Avg Length 210 min ⋅ Feb 2019 Get Email Contact 2. Foster, the official Critical Role companion show, right here on Critical Role. Need a deeper dive? Be sure to catch Talks Machina with Brian W. Basically, if you enjoy playing games… you are a gamer, that is the only stereotype that is true in my books.Welcome to Critical Role, where a bunch of nerdy-ass voice actors sit around and play Dungeons & Dragons! Join Dungeon Master Matthew Mercer and an all-star cast of world-class performers each week as they travel through imaginary realms for more adventure than you can shake a magic staff at. all of these things make you a gamer in some respects. If you play Candy Crush on facebook or if you play Checkers with your grandparents or if you play Last Night On Earth with your spouse. Truly, a gamer/geek/nerd whatever… is what you make of it, not what others make of you. Now though it’s as you guys said even more diverse. And yeah get in a closed quarters eating junk food for hours on hours a ‘geek sweat’ might arise but none of these people had body odor issues (and hey, this happens at concerts too so…) Most were very conversational, intellectual and hilarious personalities who could just as soon suggest a game to you as they could a new band to listen to, a political party platform to check out or the latest palm pilot device (yes, it was a thing… lol) but tell me would lazy people keep up on all that? they were the arts/music program students mixed with the engineering/science ‘geeks’ if you would.
Yet, the gamers I knew in high school that played Jyhad: Vampire the eternal struggle, Illuminati, D&D, Poker, Rage, Warhammer 40k, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Talisman…. The biggest one growing up I always heard was gamers stink and are lazy, not that they were bad people but that they literally had odor problems. Gamer stereotypes are like any other stereotypes, while some of it might apply to a very very small percentage it is not the average norm.
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