
Most actual play podcasts ask for four hours. We'll take thirty minutes. Twenty Sides is a fast-paced, story-driven actual play Dungeons & Dragons podcast. No table talk, no rules lookups, no housekeeping — every episode is cut tight and ends somewhere you don't want it to. Expect buried history, bad decisions, and cliffhangers nobody at the table planned.Every campaign is a complete story with a ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesComedyImprovLeisure | |||

There is one telescope left in the ruin that still works. Looking through it turns out to be a mistake.
Twenty Sides is a fast-paced, story-driven actual play Dungeons & Dragons podcast. This is Campaign 3: Crownfall, Episode 40.
They come out of t... more
A bat flies into the tent, looks around, and flies back out. Nobody at the table thinks it was a bat.
Twenty Sides is a fast-paced, story-driven actual play Dungeons & Dragons podcast. This is Campaign 3: Crownfall, Episode 39.
This picks up the sa... more
They were inside the portal for an afternoon. Everyone at the outpost says they were gone four days.
Twenty Sides is a fast-paced, story-driven actual play Dungeons & Dragons podcast. This is Campaign 3: Crownfall, Episode 38.
No combat this week. ... more
Three of them make it through the portal. One of them doesn't, and nobody notices until it's too late.
The chapel fight ends here, and it ends strangely. The party has worked out the rule by now: every spirit they destroy adds another piece to the p... more
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I like the players very much, but my one thorn is the dm. I think he does a great job actually running the game, but the bonus episodes where he explains the rules and dming tips are kinda annoying. Like he tells you stuff that is just common sense. Im not trying to hate on him, just maybe rule reviews arent his thing. Or maybe just put a bit more effort. Overall very good and would recommend.
I have restrictions so I can’t watch some DND shows of actual play. This is the only one that I have found that I can actually watch and it is very exhilarating and fun. I definitely recommend for kids.
Very good, have listened to all of it over 5 times including the first and second season. Absolutely incredible, also loved the role play of Leo and ordela, the try hard nature is amazingly funny. Also more role play in campaign 3, more like C1 but more serious 🧐
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I am loving this! Leo is the BEST!! And I love how funny Seven and Yaros (I don’t think I spelled this right). Anyway I love that this is perfect because there are zero swears and is child appropriate.
The effort put into this is incredible
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A fast-paced, story-driven actual-play D&D podcast known for tight editing and self-contained campaigns. Episodes emphasize character dynamics, tactical decision-making, and ongoing mysteries—especially around portals, outposts, and ominous threats from gnolls and dark powers. The show stands out for packing cinematic moments and cliffhangers into roughly 30-minute installments, with minimal housekeeping or table talk. A recurring strength is strong collaboration among a consistent cast, delivering engaging banter, clear world-building, and a satisfying narrative arc within each campaign. Potential listeners may appreciate clean language, accessible entry points for new players, and high-episode momentum that suits commuting or workouts.
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