The actual-play Dungeons & Dragons podcast… where sometimes we actually play D&D (and other TTRPGs). A story-driven show from a party of NYC-based actors and artists creating epic adventures filled with committed performances, unforgettable characters, chaotic table-talk, and high stakes dice rolls. Perfect for fans of Critical Role, Dimension 20, and anyone who loves immersive storytelling mixed ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 191 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts |
Our heroes and villains face the Diarchy's Mage's Duel. Here, competitors fight not for prizes, but for the honor of proving their craft. Beginning with the youngest warriors, these green competitors will hopefully demonstrate the fruits of countless... more
The center of the maze offers its boon to only one courtier. But first, each must plead their case: why they, above all others, should claim it. Thunder and rain cloak the evening in a deceitful sense of privacy, yet louder still are their pounding h... more
Our heroes — or perhaps future villains — press deeper into the maze. The final fragments of the scattered letters are uncovered. Familiar effigies and a tome bound in blood-red leaves hint at a grander tapestry of secrets slowly unfurling itself to ... more
As the courtiers delve deeper into the maze, they must unravel the secrets of the Continent and those around them, separating fact from fiction, and truth from dangerous lies.
*This campaign takes place in a brand new setting. It requires no prior k... more
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The best community I’ve ever encountered, the absolute love and respect and DRAMAAAA seen at the table week after week. Yall are the most wonderful set of nerds, especially Ayva and Roz
Seriously this is one of the best actual plays out there with complex characters, drama, and humor. I do agree with a past reviewer however that it can be very quiet and I can’t listen to it while driving on the highway because my car speakers can’t play it loud enough.
This would be a five star podcast the story is good they are fine and the characters are entertaining. However they have a sound issues, the podcast as afar ,as Apple Podcasts is concerned, is to low of volume and I have to have my headphones at full, which would not be a problem if not for the adds being at a significantly higher volume than the show which is painful if you are not expecting it.
I saw a clip on YouTube reels (the Vecna scene) that was so interesting I just HAD start listening. I’m currently a few YouTube episodes in and it’s interesting and engaging and I’m excited to see how it turns out!!
Such a fun listen, you can tell they are great friends!
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This engaging podcast features a group of actors and artists from New York City as they dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons, blending storytelling and gameplay with humor and creativity. Episodes revolve around an ongoing campaign where the characters face moral dilemmas, forge deep connections, and navigate a richly textured fantasy world. Themes of friendship, loss, duty, and sacrifice are frequently explored through the characters' interactions, accented by humorous banter and emotional depth, making it a compelling listen for both D&D enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
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Bards of New York launched 5 years ago and published 191 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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