
An Actual-Play Tabletop RPG Podcast, playing various RPG systems in short story-arcs. An immersive audio experience, complete with originally composed musical soundtracks and sound effects.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureHobbies | |||

Episode 148 - Streets Of Shal'kara (Part 3) (Star Trek Adventures)
FRONTIER SEASON 2 - CHAPTER 24
Their respective explorations complete, the two halves of the away-team reconvene at their safe house. Meanwhile, aboard the Tenzing, Ireela makes pr... more
Episode 147 - Streets Of Shal'kara (Part 2) (Star Trek Adventures)
FRONTIER SEASON 2 - CHAPTER 23
Finding lodging in the docklands of Shal'kara, the away-team divide to continue their investigations.
Murphy and Fel are taken on a tour of the city... more
Episode 146 - Streets Of Shal'kara (Part 1) (Star Trek Adventures)
FRONTIER SEASON 2 - CHAPTER 22
Blending in with festival crowds streaming into the city, the USS Tenzing's covert away team make their way into Shal'kara - the capital city of the ... more
Episode 145 - Golden Palace (Part 4) (Star Trek Adventures)
FRONTIER SEASON 2 - CHAPTER 21
The initial scouting party returns from the planet with vital information for the crew, prompting Rai and Murphy to plan a more thorough away-team mission, ... more
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They have a rotating cast but a constant brilliant story
As a long time D&D player, I know how the game tends to have peaks and lulls. AJ and the crew do an excellent job of editing to keep the pace moving without making it feel pressured or unnatural. There’s a great balance of action/spell explanation for new players or listeners and player driven story. The format keeps things fresh without being jarring. All in all, I am thoroughly enjoying Pretending With Dice and I can’t wait to see how it continues to grow and change!
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As a long time D&D player, I know how the game tends to have peaks and lulls. AJ and the crew do an excellent job of editing to keep the pace moving without making it feel pressured or unnatural. There’s a great balance of action/spell explanation for new players or listeners and player driven story.
The format keeps things fresh without being jarring. All in all, I am thoroughly enjoying Pretending With Dice and I can’t wait to see how it continues to grow and change!
Really well put together D&D live play show. Mostly 5E but have done a range of game systems (the star wars arc is insanely well produced). Focusing on storytelling, atmosphere & fun over maps & strict rules with music and fx written by the DM it's a pleasure to listen to. Do yourself a back flip, shoot the crime boss in the face, pick a start episode and subscribe now.
Really well put together D&D live play show. Mostly 5E but have done a range of game systems (the star wars arc is insanely well produced). Focusing on storytelling, atmosphere & fun over maps & strict rules with music and fx written by the DM it's a pleasure to listen to. Do yourself a back flip, shoot the crime boss in the face, pick a start episode and subscribe now.
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Apple Podcasts | #73 |
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