
A monthly podcast converting Disney movies to Ravenloft domains of dread. No affiliation with Disney or WotC. New episodes drop on the 13th of every month!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureAnimation & Manga | |||

In which D encounters a new face. The in-character fiction from the episode without the in-depth out of character discussion of the NPC.
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Welcome to Wonderful World of Darklords! Don Karnage doesn't belong in Star Wars Summer...or does he? Kris Newton joins us as Tom makes his impassioned case for why Talespin was serving us Disney Star Wars long before the all-consuming maw of capital... more
In which D explains what really happened on Dathomir.
Content Advisory (details on content advisories can be found on Facebook, Tumblr, and Patreon)
Grooming (major), death (major), abusive relationship (moderate)
All music recordings are licensed... more
In which Dani is hit by a smooth criminal (and is not okay). The in-character fiction without the in-depth out-of-character discussion of the domain.
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0:00 Introduction
1:40 The Lord
3:51 The Land
7:06 Dread Possibilities
16:08 Partin... more
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Well done! I love this idea, and their first installment was an excellent execution of it!
I’ve twice run a short adventure inspired by Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, set a few years afterward in a world where that story took a couple tragic turns. Not a Darklord thing, but a similar dark take.
For mine, the setting and characters are all similar, but in a fantasy French North American colonial setting of sorts and the players think they’re on a monster hunt and don’t know they’re stepping int... more
Wow I stumbled on this podcast and it is exactly the kind of earnest and silly nerdery I love. The thoughtful dissection of the Disney properties and how they can so easily be twisted to Domains of Dread is so fun and makes the gears of my brain spin wildly with the possibilities. I’ll be eagerly waiting for the next episode!
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This show transforms Disney lore into gothic, Ravenloft-inspired tabletop campaigns with a monthly cadence. Episodes blend deep mythic analysis, practical RPG design tips, and crossovers from other fantasy realms, all anchored by hosts who celebrate imaginative worldbuilding and playful deconstruction of familiar stories. A standout trait is the cohesive focus on turning beloved animated films into playable domains of dread, often pairing rigorous lore discussion with actionable guidance for running campaigns at different power levels and for diverse audiences.
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