
Tired of adventure? Small Town DnD is a Dungeons and Dragons 5e Actual Play podcast if the heroes ignored their epic quest to stay home and deal with small town problems. Inspired by sitcoms and farming video games, listen as the quiet town of Chester’s Chair is radically reshaped by the (foolish) actions of the players. The smaller the stakes, the bigger the consequences!
Featuring 20+ years of... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedyComedy FictionFiction | |||

The Chairs prepare for the Keynote Speech. Also, “This is like Kingdom Hearts but stupider”.
Content Warning: Language.
Original Music by David Dillon, plus
“Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero
“STD Theme” by Slappy
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The Chairs might not have a plan after all. Also, “Like everything else I did in Minauros, this was a tremendous waste of time”.
Content Warning: Language.
Original Music by David Dillon, plus
“Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero
“STD Theme”... more
The Chairs race to learn the secrets of Kasey Manolo Zebrahorse. Also, “I didn’t know I was missing you until I met you, if that makes sense.
Content Warning: Language.
Original Music by David Dillon, plus
“Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero more
The Chairs are making great career moves. Also, “Can I have some demon time to think about this?”.
Content Warning: Language.
Original Music by David Dillon, plus
“Agoing to the Tavern” by Eric Romero
“STD Theme” by Slappy
Hosted on Acast. ... more
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I am relistening to the show and finding so many subtle clues left by the DM. They are all so fun to listen to and their improv is hilarious. Their ability to call back to jokes made in early episodes even a hundred episodes later is epic.
The magic of this show is in the groups chemistry and story telling ability. What is light hearted and a bit goofy on the surface is heartfelt and captivating underneath. The character growth from beginning to current is impeccable. The podcast continues to improve each week and I am so happy I found them.
Such an amazing group of people with plenty of fun stories that you can fall so immersed in, no matter how crazy they are. Each and every person at the table does such a good job at keeping an entertaining story flowing, it fills me with the same kind of joy I get when I play dnd with my group! Listen and review so we can get summers bounty shirtless!
Been listening to this podcast on Spotify for a long time. The story is phenomenal, the characters sensational, and the drama irresistible. If you like dnd and podcasts, I don’t know how you wouldn’t love this!
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A humorous, long-form D&D actual-play with a core cast of four players who lean into character-driven storytelling, witty banter, and cozy town-life adventures. Across recent arcs, the group negotiates petty-but-chaotic power plays, satirizes corporate culture, and builds a quirky town with running jokes and evolving relationships. The show shines in its improvisational chemistry, world-building, and recurring gags, making it entertaining for listeners who enjoy character-driven fantasy comedy, infectious camaraderie, and playful meta-humor. A standout trait is how small-town stakes escalate into imaginative, satirical adventures, with strong emphasis on improv and ensemble storytelling rather than epic questing alone.
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1. Land Sponk
2. Money Boy
3. Philsporius Hunk
4. Casey Manolo Zebra Horse
5. Zentra Tornax
6. Johnny Good-Shirt Seed
7. Avalon Penrose
8. Jilrana Thistletop
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