A general interest podcast for fans of Dungeons and Dragons and RPGs
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 408 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Matt and Rob complete the trifecta and review the final core rulebook of the 2024/2025 5e update: the Monster Manual!
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Wizards of the Coast finally realized its 3d virtual tabletop for 5.5e Dungeons and Dragons: Project Sigil. While DMs Rob and Matt agree it is technically 3d and virtual and a tabletop...is Project Sigil a good VTT? Also, are you Gleemaxing?
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Matt and Rob sit down with Jess, Cristina, and Ryan of I Seduce the Dragon to talk about D&D, actual plays, rockets, pornography, home games, dungeon mastering, and more! Thanks to the ISTD for coming on and talking with us!
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WARNING: The second half of this episode is for GENERAL MANAGERS ONLY.
DMs Rob and Matt understand that your boss is a S.O.B. Triangle Agency is weird game (X-Files meets Severance meets 2025 capitalism). It is a great game. It may be one of the b... more
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I think these guys are very informed and resourceful - they clearly know a lot about DMing and they have a lot of relevant advice. However, I think, despite their professed attitude of inclusion to DMing in general, they ultimately come across aloof and snobbish when critiquing the DMing of others. It’s a useful resource for those who want to understand more about DMing, but they sometimes come across bitter when discussing DnD that’s in the mainstream.
Two knowledgeable and engaging hosts, always entertaining, never dull
Listened in…. Thought it’s ok…. Then it shut down and asked for a cash outlay to listen to more…
Get over yourselves, your not that good.
These guys give a great “no holds barred” look at the rpg hobby. They’re smart and experienced, funny and extremely interesting
I’m about 20 episodes in and their GM advice is top notch. They’re veeeeery judgemental, though and that makes it hard to listen to multiple episodes in a row. It gets a little negative.
Give me the DnD! Why do we have to bring political opinions into everything?! Let me escape for gawd sakes!
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Centered around the beloved realms of tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) and Dungeons and Dragons, the content features lively discussions and deep dives into game mechanics, narrative techniques, and the culture surrounding these immersive experiences. The discussions often highlight a blend of humor and insight, with hosts sharing personal anecdotes and critiques of game supplements, rule changes, and items of interest for Dungeon Masters. This podcast is particularly engaging for those interested in enhancing their gameplay, understanding trends in the RPG community, and exploring unique narrative elements across various systems.
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