
A podcast where we create and discuss homebrew content for tabletop roleplaying games, primarily Dungeons and Dragons 5e. Here, we try to expand on the options presented to us in the published material, to offer some guidance for aspiring storytellers trying to figure out how to make their big ideas become reality. Here, we stir the pot and lick the spoon.Logo art by David Sutherland - find him on... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 206 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

This week, we celebrate our 200th episode with a Pirate Borg actual play, featuring special guests Jon (Tale of the Manticore), Eric Holden (The Goblin's Corner), and Danny Mendoza (The Streaming Rainbow). Join us as we set sail on the Dark Caribbean... more
This week, we're joined by returning guests Mary Crowell, Leon (formerly Cat), and Rene from RenePlaysGames to play a wacky, chaotic game of Raccoon Sky Pirates. Join us as we build an airship, attempt to pilot it through the neighborhood, and pilfer... more
This week, we discuss how to play a pacifist character in a TTRPG. Join us as we discuss degrees of pacifism, some tools you can use to play these characters, and why these characters - more than most - especially need a Session Zero discussion.
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This week, we're back to talking shop about Ian's game-in-progress, Postapocalyptia. Join us as we discuss how to earn experience, what you can spend experience points on, and how you can put your characters into (and take them out of) retirement.
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I really enjoy this podcast, the only thing I don’t like isn’t really them, it’s that DND beyond, which I play on, doesn’t support home brew classes, only subclasses. I enjoy the Dragoon class and would like to use it.
I find Undercommon Taste to be one of the best D&D discussions in the podcasting.
Content-rich episodes that stay focused on the particular topic, leading to interesting and useful discourses on D&D.
While predominantly covering 5e, the hosts also bring an extensive knowledge of past editions (most often 3rd Ed) to the table, which provides the listener with insightful context.
Highly recommend for DMs. I get a lot of great ideas for my games from this show, especially better ways to impleme... more
I really started to enjoy this podcast once they started talking about the planes, because they always have great adventure hooks and discussions on how to homebrew monsters native to those planes. Now whenever a new episode is released I tend to listen that day. Also the opening song is just spectacular. Ian and James just have pleasant voices.
These guys do a terrific job exploring and explaining the various elements of the Dungeons & Dragons universe. But for me, the most useful parts are when the spin off on tangents talking about homebrew content and adventure/campaign ideas.
If you feel your GMing is becoming a little stale or want to try something new, then this is the podcast to listen to.
insightful coverage on topics regarding homebrew characters for D&D and world building options for DMs










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