
Each week, under dark of night, in a dining room in Encino, a group of warriors led by Brian Posehn plays Dungeons & Dragons and you're invited to attend!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 476 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesComedyImprovLeisure | |||

We officially meet the new crew, as they gear up for an adventure deep beneath the Underdark, to the Lost City of Blith, where there is an entire civilization's worth of loot, but all who enter are rumored to become cursed with de-evolution. Who will... more
It's time to run a campaign victory lap by raiding a worm-filled house, and set up our next campaign... The Cavern Campaign, starting next week!
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Will the Ding Dong Danglers die or will they survive to see another ding dong day?!
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Everyone is running out of spell slots, and some of them are going down every turn. Someone crit! Also: we are very sorry for the late delivery; touring and SDCC interfered with our schedule.
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As a former Patreon subscriber, it pains me to say the show has been in decline for sometime. This is mostly due to Brian. He seems to have checked out years ago and now can barely pay attention to anything that’s happened or what he’s supposed to do. When is turn comes he just says I’ll attack whatever is closest and then returns to whatever task is preoccupying him. It’s a real shame. The rest of the crew tries to compensate and keep Brian engaged and mostly fail.
the show used to be so fun. Maybe I'm just 15 years older and the "comedy" doesn't hit, but these guys are 5,10 years older than me. Anyway, ever since they went to ZOOM it sucks.
Just so you know hand crossbows and other weapons of the same type are loading weapons so you can only attack once pr turn even if you have 2 or more attacks available to you . So some of the stuff you do is not possible. But still great show!
I have learned a ton about D&D storytelling from Dan the DM
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a ton about being super funny from Blaine. I laugh more at this show than every other actual play podcast put together
The show is great, but I wanted to say I would be happy with you doing more episodes remote again if it means everyone stays healthy.
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A comedy-driven, live-play Dungeons & Dragons show framed as a casual gathering of friends in Encino, with a rotating cast led by a central host. Episodes feature improvisational storytelling, chaotic battle sequences, and banter that blends pop culture riffs with strategy and dungeon-crawling action. Sponsorship reads, live appearances, and creator shout-outs are recurring, giving the show a distinct mix of tavern-friendly humor and long-form RPG storytelling. The format leans into chemistry and character dynamics, often balancing high-stakes combat with lighthearted banter and meta-commentary about production and streaming.
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