
Four guys who have run too many games of Dungeons and Dragons. Here we gripe about foolish players, horrible mechanics, and bad dice rolls. As well as, worldbuilding, rules, and how to deal with the party splitting up for the third time this session.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 326 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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It’s Labor Day Weekend and Dan and Kristian made their usual trek to DragonCon for a bit of gaming. For those not familiar DragonCon is a cosplay convention in Atlanta every year that also has a gaming section. The guys went to play a game of Pirate ... more
Your game isn’t Critical Role according to the Grumpy Dungeon Masters. The guys talk about live play RPG’s and how they are different from your home games. While live plays may be entertaining to watch most home games aren’t designed the same way. No... more
This week the Wizards of the Coast dropped another Unearthed Arcana. This time it’s for the Underdark and it included 3 new sub-class options. The Path of Unlight Barbarian, House Agent Rogue, and Imaskarcanist Wizard. The guys spend a while going th... more
The title says it all. Christopher has been working on a Dungeons & Dragons tournament for a few months now and he managed to pull it off. Kristian and Dan joined him for a Kingdom of Keshanar tournament at Zenergy gaming this past weekend and have p... more
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These two world weary Dungeon Masters are indeed the grumpiest of grumps that ever did grump...and they’re also a treasure trove of knowledge! They have a plethora of loyal players that make it their mission to cause mass shenanigans which is probably why they’re so darn grumpy.
Give them a listen! You’ll laugh! You’ll cry! You’ll probably learn a thing or two. Well worth your time!
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Great stories, good advice, and some great insight on the life of being a DM. A must listen for table top RPG players and DM alike. Not to mention the amazing guests they interview!
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A humor-infused look at tabletop RPGs, focusing on the quirks of players, mechanics, and campaign logistics. Episodes blend practical GM tips with banter about world-building, rule debates, and the chaos of running multiple games, often anchored by nostalgia for classic editions and a critical eye on modern publishing. The show stands out for its blunt, entertaining takes, lively group dynamics, and an approachable, hobbyist tone that appeals to both longtime players and new fans curious about the culture surrounding tabletop RPGs.
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