
We Like D&D is a show where we chat about D&D and TTRPGs in variety show style segments! If you're looking for recommendations for interesting TTRPG systems, 5e compatible modules, 5e character builds based on pop culture characters, and other inspiration for running and playing D&D and other TTRPGs, this is the place for you!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

We played Nimble for the very first time, and we wanna talk about it! In this episode, we delve into our experience playing the free quick start adventure for this system, including character creation with all the fun classes and playable races, comb... more
We're playing the Nimble starter adventure! Mugwort and Damian get roped into saving Moonblossom, the fairy of Merrivale. Mugwort the cute Bunbun experiments with dark shadow magic, and Damian, the Ratfolk boy, tries to pick up everyone he meets.
We're back baby! Starting off season 2 with our old faithful segments: "Show and Tell" and "Two DMs One Player". Alec brings us some TTRPG history, Laurenne brings a game about making deals with the devil, and Kelly brings a free 5e adventure written... more
The finale of season 1 of the podcast formerly known as Prince (We Like D&D)! Laurenne brings a cozy little adventure about helping with a proposal, Kelly brings a coffee table monster compendium, and Alec brings some thirsty lesbians. Then, just in ... more
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Love the podcast for letting me sample a huge variety of games, tips, perspectives, and ideas. It’s my RPG bazaar!
Love this show! I wish there were more of a backlog of episodes because I find myself wanting to listen to these 3 all the time. A small sidetone: Loren kinda sounds like my GPS, so that can get a little confusing while I’m driving.
I originally came to this podcast because I really enjoy Kelly’s channel “Power Word Spill.” This podcast has a very interesting format, fun atmosphere and banter, and interesting information regarding RPG games—as advertised. Where it derails is the cohost hyping “queer-coded,” “minority-created,” “anticaptialist” games and violent antifa promotion. This is like nails on a chalkboard for anyone with any common sense. I’m not trying to tell these podcasters what kind of content to run—to each hi... more
I’ve recently started playing D&D, and naturally went hunting for podcasts to learn and get inspired. There are loads out there, but nothing really clicked for me—until We Like D&D. Great audio quality, engaging content, and the hosts come across as genuinely friendly and fun. 5 stars—highly recommended to everyone! Greetings from Belgium!
He guys, love the show! I especially loved the segment in the June episode where you made the campaign setting, it gave me so many ideas of things to add to my campaigns. I also love getting to hear all the different things you guys bring to show and tell. Have you considered splitting each segment into its own episode and releasing them weekly instead of one big episode monthly? That would make it easier to listen back through specific segments and also give you guys a better idea of what peopl... more
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Listeners of this show typically tune in for lively, humorous discussions about Dungeons & Dragons and broader tabletop RPGs, with a mix of system deep-dives, pop-culture character builds, and practical running techniques. Episodes frequently feature banter between three core hosts and occasional guests, show-and-tell segments with DIY resources, and hands-on reviews of new RPGs and tools. Noteworthy is the team's propensity for blending lighthearted humor with concrete gameplay ideas, plus a strong community vibe evidenced by show segments, listener questions, and cross-promotion from creator-facing channels. The format and topics likely attract aspiring DMs, players seeking quick inspiration, and fans of pop culture-infused character buil... more
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