
Discover the captivating world of Dungeons & Dragons with "Roll for Lore," a fun and light-hearted podcast hosted by Sean and Jessica. Perfect for both beginners and veteran players, this podcast dives deep into the rich history and lore of the D&D universe. With their friendly and approachable style, Sean and Jessica make learning about D&D enjoyable, and they always welcome listener feedback to ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

The Abyss is the infinite chaotic evil plane of Dungeons & Dragons — home to demon lords, the Blood War, and 50 years of D&D lore that has grown weirder with every edition. In this episode we map out the essential reading list (from 1977's Monster Ma... more
What happens when you cross a drow with a dragon? You get one of the most criminally overlooked corners of Forgotten Realms lore — and one of the wildest stories in the entire Underdark. This week on [Show Name], Sean and Jess dive deep into the Drow... more
Hell hath nine layers — and we're going through every single one.
In this episode of Roll For Lore, we take a deep dive into the Nine Hells of Baator, one of the most iconic and terrifying planes in all of Dungeons & Dragons lore. Whether you're a d... more
From the wedding brawl that ended up carved on the Parthenon to the forests of the Forgotten Realms, centaurs have one of the richest histories in both real-world mythology and Dungeons & Dragons. In this episode we dig into all of it.
We start at t... more
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Love the show. Love the hosts and their humor. The banter is funny.
The research is good, as a veteran player and lore lover I learn tho gs every show.
This is my favorite non-actual play D&D podcast. It’s funny, relaxed, and makes the extensive lore behind D&D actually thrilling to listen to in bite sized bits of entertainment. This is a must for D&D fans wanting to learn the lore.
Soooo after suffering through this podcast numerous times I cannot stress to you all enough how awful it is. I wanted to be fair and give it a chance but I am just surprised as to how the hosts never actually know what the hell they are talking about. You’d think that with the amount of episodes they have inflicted upon us it would get better, just by default! Dungeons and dragons lore is rich and complex and not something to be delved into by novices. It’s obvious their experience playing D&D i... more
This podcast is a great listen! Between the massive info dumps, the laughs and 2 great voices for a podcast, Roll for Lore hits on all cylinders. Side note, I’ve used this pod to help prep as a dm for a session quickly.
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This show offers approachable, lore-first explorations of Dungeons & Dragons, balancing deep historical and world-building detail with lighthearted banter. Episodes cover gods, monsters, factions, and iconic settings, often including practical campaign ideas and listener-friendly explanations that help both new and seasoned players. The format emphasizes accessible research, creative world-building, and a relaxed host dynamic, which appeals to fans seeking engaging lore presented in a friendly, conversational style. Notable strengths include strong host chemistry, clear explanations of complex lore, and actionable campaign tips that listeners can apply at their tables.
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Roll for Lore launched 2 years ago and published 91 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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