
The Analog Dungeon is a bi-weekly podcast exploration of the weird, punishing, and hilarious world of old school Dungeons & Dragons.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedyGamesLeisure | |||

It’s into the evil… err… chaotic monastery in part 2 of B5: Horror on the Hill and Jeramy and Russell have a classic old school dungeon crawl on their hands, packed with goblinoids, secret doors, strange cults, and a magical fountain that lets you ga... more
Like every great adventure, B5: Horror on the Hill starts with an old man, a boat, and the specter of crippling financial ruin. In part one, Russell and Jeramy set sail from the oddly named and poorly developed Fort Guido for a wilderness jaunt featu... more
With the rift in the rear view, Russell and Jeramy trade their explorers’ hats for gladiator helmets in the final part of G2: The Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl. Grugnur’s hall might look like a page right out of Architectural Digest with its c... more
The frozen fun continues in part 2 as Russell and Jeramy dive deeper into the titular Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl and they aren’t the only ones! A bevy of ogres and giants chill out while hoping to hang with the Jarl provide a rainbow coalit... more
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Great fun. As a perpetual player of old school D&D since back when we just called it Advanced, I love hearing these guys roast the out-dated sensibilities while simultaneously celebrating the awesomeness of the vibes. As with any good 80s D&D, you should start with the Keep on the Borderlands episode. If you have fun there, you can have fun anywhere.
Podcast stumbled across my lap via Reddit when browsing OSR discussions. It does not disappoint! Great content and interesting approach to provide variation of your listening to tons of actual play through podcasts.
These guys are covering material which is pretty obscure and relevant to any current TTRPG players! Good blend of humor and thorough coverage. I appreciate the depth they’re willing to cover on material that is historically formative to the game so many know and love today. Old school D&D respect at its finest on showcase here.
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This show leans into old-school D&D with a strong emphasis on dungeon-crawl design, tactical play, and the historical context of classic modules. Episodes mix practical DM tips, retrospective commentary on module structure, and humorous pop culture riffs, often celebrating emergent storytelling and player creativity within vintage challenges. The format tends to balance nostalgia with clear guidance for running or revising retro adventures, making it appealing to tabletop enthusiasts, DM hopefuls, and OSR fans seeking thoughtful, entertaining analysis.
A notable strength is the hosts' chemistry and willingness to wade into controversial design debates or legendary module moments, which gives the show a distinctive voice and keeps discussio... more
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