
Dice Company: Small Embers uses the D&D rules to create an epic story that combines the chaos of live roleplaying with crafted audio fiction and the backdrop of a cinematic soundscape. It’s a narrative that’s by turns funny, sad, thrilling and downright silly, but at its heart, it’s a group of friends having a great time creating something together.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionGamesComedy FictionLeisure | |||

In the eighty-sixth chapter of the D&D Actual Play Adventure Dice Company: Small Embers...
The Order of the Heron reunite after Petren receives an unexpected visitor. Together again, they resolve to investigate the statue aboard the reanmed Vox Domi... more
On a stormy Halloween night, in the small American town of Sterling, a group of kids meet in a treehouse to talk about someone from the local high school whose gone missing.
Kids on Bikes is a Collaborative World Building RPG set in small towns with... more
On a stormy Halloween night, in the small American town of Sterling, a group of kids meet in a treehouse to talk about someone from the local high school whose gone missing.
Kids on Bikes is a Collaborative World Building RPG set in small towns with... more
On a stormy Halloween night, in the small American town of Sterling, a group of kids meet in a treehouse to talk about someone from the local high school whose gone missing.
Kids on Bikes is a Collaborative World Building RPG set in small towns with... more
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It has great production value, and I like how yall do different ttrpgs with mothership being my favorite horror rpg, I do wonder if y’all could do a lancer or perhaps a shadowrun game.
An absolute gem in a world where mediocre actual plays are all too common.
The cast are effortlessly funny and engaging, and even when they are mercilessly ragging on each other it is done with such warmth that it really adds to the atmosphere.
Beautiful, descriptive collaborative storytelling that absolutely blows so many of its competitors out of the water, even the pros.
An incredibly fun and humorous D&D actual play. The group of friends that have come together to tell a story are as true to themselves as they are to the game. You can tell that, at the end of the day, they are all there to tell a story and have a good time.
The worldbuilding, characters and story are enjoyable for fans of high-fantasy to low-fantasy, and has reminiscent themes to many popular works of fantasy fiction.
Incredibly enjoyable, highly recommended.
Absolutely love this podcast. Always entertaining, always engaging and one of the few actual plays where story goes hand in hand with Character Development. All the team are excellent and deserve their time in the spotlight. Cannot recommend highly enough.
Now, where's my fiver???
We all know who is the biggest, though 🤖
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A unique blend of storytelling and gameplay, this cinematic D&D actual play features a group of friends embarking on dramatic adventures in a vividly imagined fantasy world. Engaging tales filled with humor and heart, listeners are treated to character-driven narratives that develop through intricate roleplay and unexpected challenges. The episodes often tackle themes of camaraderie, loyalty, and personal dilemmas, enriched by clever dialogue and strategic gameplay. Notably, the show stands out for its high production value and the ability to weave humor with deep emotional moments, making it an inviting choice for both D&D veterans and newcomers alike.
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