An actual play D&D show, where sometimes we actually play D&D. Created by NYC based actors and artists. We love RP and being silly [and kicking @$$] Come join us on this journey inside the game we all love! ~ Featuring; Woody Minshew, Drew Nauden, Kyle Knight, Hannah Minshew, Dan Krackhardt, Jonathan Champion, and Will Champion Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bard... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure |
The Nightmare Krew continues their delving, within the treacherous halls of the Revanite Catacombs. Having just acquired the final skull required for their necessary passage deeper in the dark, the Krew decided to take a brief rest to replenish thems... more
Desiderium joins the Nightmare Krew as they delve deeper into the living catacombs beneath the city of Revan. Find your way to the scrying pool known as Bards of New York. Sponsored by Magic Mind https://www.magicmind.com/bardsny Use code BARDSNY20 a... more
The Krew delves deeper into the Mason de Reve in hopes to find the secrets hidden there. More than just one surprise lurks in the Necropolis... even for the players themselves... Find your way to the scrying pool known as Bards of New York. Sponsored... more
*The Nightmare Krew had a wistfully delightful breakfast in Nestleton, before reuniting with Yara, Keepa, Cora and the others. Once whole again, the Krew made their way to the Great Dead City, the heart of the Cordian Empire, Revan. But Lilith and Ry... more
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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!
Great, aesthetic voices, nice character-building, good sounds and fx. Just listened to the first episode, and there’s already a lot to appreciate here :) more
These guys know what they’re doing ! They are very funny and awesome to watch. I highly recommend watching their twitch channel ! It’s also a cool way to have a chill Monday afternoon.
Everything from the chemistry between the players, the lore of Cordia, the acting, and the laughs are top notch. Woody is an absolutely fantabulous DM! Lots of care and detail work goes into the world and storyline. However, he still very much runs “rules of cool” and encourages both creativity and cinematic solutions. Leonidas is also the best character.
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