As a player who likes to play loose with the rules. Oxventure and the legendary Johnny Chiodini is still hard to beat

@jonathoncampbell6813

2 жыл бұрын

I love Oxventure, but have gotten way deeper into their blades in the dark content, also featuring the myth, the legend.

@martinflyer1197

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathoncampbell6813 omg same and episode 2 from the new season is kasimir at his absolute best

@jonathoncampbell6813

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinflyer1197Badly mangled quote: "What if we found a man who looked just like you and killed him?" "Well, do you think anybody would go in for that sort of thing?" "It's not usually, a voluntary sort of thing."

@cameronhector9074

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathoncampbell6813 Just a quick note, Johnny is non-binary. Not sure where they fall on phrases like "the man, the myth, the legend", but it's important to be aware :)

@psoma_brufd

2 жыл бұрын

@@cameronhector9074 they're generally fine being called man I do believe, but good to note anyway.

Am I the only one that thinks Oxventure is much *better* than Critical Roll? I find CR sooooo slow, with entire 4 hour episodes devoted to a single combat or the characters wandering around not sure what to do. While Oxventure tells a complete and satisfying story in 2 hours. (Though I loved the CR cartoon, where 20 hours of actual play was condensed to 20 minute episodes.) I also think Johnny Chiodini is a better DM to learn from and emulate than Matt Mercer. Trying to be like Matt Mercer requires being a professional level writer and actor doing D&D as your full-time job. While Johnny put out a video on Dicebreaker a few years ago explaining exactly how to DM like them, and their explanation made it easy. That video is what convinced me to try DMing again.

Friends at the Table has astounding player-led worldbuilding and focus on indie TTRPG systems. Have introduced me to a lot of my favorite tabletop systems

The Oxventure was my first in-depth exposure to TTRPGs, and it's remained a firm favourite. I'm also partial to New Zealand's 'Dungeons and Comedians', a live theatre show that's also available as a podcast and, more recently, on KZread. There's been a revolving door of memorable characters over the years, with many cast members who are - or have since become - familiar faces in NZ stand-up, improv, or TV circles. Special mention to characters like Brother Skinner, a lawful evil paladin who serves the blood god Khorne, or Elfonso the Great, a High Elf wizard (emphasis on 'high') who had to make a deal with a demon in order to pass her wizardry exams. Admirably DMed by Brendan Bennetts, with recent seasons accompanied by live illustrations drawn on the fly by a local animator.

Some great ones I know of: Oxventure (because of course); D&D is for Nerds is brilliantly funny and able to jump in anywhere (for the most part); Fables (from David Carmichael of Corridor Crew fame); Corridor's own D&D campaign with live action elements; on that note, VLDL have their own D&D series based on their sketch characters and green screen live action stuff; High Rollers D&D and finally, Dungeons and Daddies. I should also mention Rooster Teeth's own D&D games.

@richardkirke

2 жыл бұрын

Love me some D&D is fir Nerds. I miss Jigalump

@jamesash7368

2 жыл бұрын

I don't see DNDIFN getting enough love outside of its community. They were the ones that really got me into DnD

@richardkirke

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesash7368 yup, me too. I feel like it lost it’s way over the last few seasons (I’m trying to get back into Stories of the Greenhill Free Company). But the Grainesly arc is all gold.

@jamesash7368

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardkirke it's a great show to get into DnD because it centers around Adam teaching the cast to play. I also love both the jarrens outpost arcs. Some of the best Dnd.

Jumping on the Oxventure comment bandwagon as well or alternatively Dicebreaker did also play D&D a while back (DungeonBreaker). Both are great to start out with and less intimidatingly serious than a lot of games out there.

Oxventure all the way. Don't be a dob.

@psoma_brufd

2 жыл бұрын

Quite surprised she didn't mention that tbh, it's great!

Gotta join all the people bigging up Oxventure in the comments, including their blades in the dark series too, but I'd also like to add Adventure Is Nigh from The Escapist, definitely one to go for if you like crude humour and very silly names

@readyaimroll

2 жыл бұрын

I think anyone who knows DB is familiar with the Oxventure.

@andycyca

2 жыл бұрын

Adventure is Nigh is so underrated, partly because it's still a relatively new show (they're only in season 2). Also, Oxventure, not that goes without saying

I absolutely LOVE a group called Roll4It. Their best show is a D&D game called Ascension, which is a show where the characters undergo dangerous puzzle filled towers that are the only way to level up in that world. They've also done extensive games of Vampire the Masquerade, Monster Hearts, Blades in the Dark and Good Society. I can't sing their praises enough, and they need all the views.

'Drawga' (DnD) and 'Drawtectives' (DnD-esque mystery storytelling) on the Drawfee channel are great fun, I highly recommend them and the channel generally. 'Unsleeping City' DnD series on Dimension 20 is a fun group and campaign. 'Oxventure' and 'Blades in the Dark' on Outside Xbox/ Xtra is still the best ever in my opinion.

So, I've always loved the Unexpectables. It has a few team four star alumns, so it's prety funny and the GM Monty Glu is a favorite for her worldbuilding and NPC's. I'd also throw out that Actual Play Vids and Podcasts are also a great way to get into other systems, if you find that the high fantasy well runs dry. One of my favorites is actually Dicebreaker. Seriously, go check out their Blades in the Dark, Monsterhearts 2 and Avatar: Legends one-shots. They're pretty great.

A few KZread recommendations which may also have podcasts: Can highly recommend Roll Over & Die (which later turns into Crit The Bed) by the MCM Comic Con peeps for non-stop hilarity, & it does appear to have ended now so no perpetual never-being-caught-up. Also The Black Dice Society has been a really good narrative/character driven campaign from B Dave Walters, & that's still going for a few more weeks. Disclosure: I mod for them. Also also the THAC0 Tuesdays Old School Essentials sessions on Stream Of Blood & the Aristocrits first timer one-shots on JashPlay are fun for those who don't want a long campaign to follow. Then, of course, there's The Dungeon Run which is always a good time but there is a lot of back catalogue, so that's a good one for anyone who does want a long campaign. And for those who don't like D&D, Stream Of Blood's The Neptune Society and Good Time Society's The Calyx (the latter of which I also mod for) provide excellent Call Of Cthulhu fun.

High Rollers are the guys that got me into D&D in the first place! I started with their Lightfall campaign, and it's great! Not as well produced as Aerois since it was their first campaign and they were just figuring things out, but it's well worth it. I'm looking forward to campaign 3 as well as they're getting closer and closer to finishing Aerois. Thanks, Mark, for helping me find out things about myself!

@toshomni9478

2 жыл бұрын

They also have a Curse of Strahd campaign which is so good. Mark really takes things in an unexpected direction which makes it a very different experience even if you are already familiar with the adventure.

I've heard about Dimension 20 for years but after seeing Brennan Lee Mulligan run the Critical Role short series Exandria Unlimited: Calamity, I'm so ready to jump in and start watching! Also their next series is being run by Aabria Iyengar and is a mix of DnD and the Jane Austen inspired Good Society, so I am hyped!

Something that sets Highrollers apart for me is that it truly does feel like a genuine home game but with cameras in the best way.

As everyone says, oxventure is great buy so is the dicebreaker stuff (I've only seen a few episodes but they've all been really good). Dimension 20 is my current addiction though.

There're amazing Dungeon Dudes and their Dungeons of Drakkenheim series which is absolutely fabulous! Set in dark fantasy (a little bit of cosmic horror), kept in more serious tone, with a faction intrigue but with a lot of laughs and good, clever humour. Sincerely recommended.

My personal fixes: Unexpectables NPC D&D Oxventure (And Blades in the Dark) Role with Me

I like the “rolling with difficulty” podcast, because they have a great cast, play a spelljammer campaign, and have a great storyline. Also, there is a PathFinder campaign named “rotgrind” which is kind of based on bloodborne.

I'd like to throw a recommendation out to Dice Friends by Loading Ready Run. The canadian comedy troupe has put on a variety of campaigns and systems over the years, ranging from the high fantasy of DnD, to the chilling horror and existential dread of the Alien RPG, to the cartoony zaniness of paranoia. Their most recent campaign, the criminally underrated Alabaster Kingdom, features an all black cast and follows a band of mortals in a world ruled by undead overlords, as they must work together to fight back against the forces of wight supremacy.

My top picks: Oxventure - both D&D and the Blades in the Dark campaign D&D is for Nerds, particularly the first couple of seasons. Dungeons and Daddies - the latest seasons are teenagers who are part of DADDIES an organisation in post magical event world trying to deal with the evil Doodler and rescue their Dads.

@psoma_brufd

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!! All three are awesome!

@Niennia

2 жыл бұрын

+1 for dungeon and daddies. What a wonderful and hilarious podcast.

Very cool video! Nice to broaden the roleplay horizons!

Also want to shout out Friends at the Table. Incredible podcast. Huge backlog. Unmatched. Very helpful introductory episode if you're new to the show.

NADDPOD is the D&D actual play I recommend above all others, in large part due to the momentum & efficiency they manage to cram into hour-long episodes while also razzing each other relentlessly. Murph has fast become one of my favorite DMs for his unbelievable skill with theater of the mind encounters, and his propensity for setting NPCs up to get positively dunked on by the party. Some DMs get upset when the party patronizes & mocks important NPCs, but Murph fully leans into it. For people new to D&D, it's also a great intro because it has different levels of experience from each of its players. Jake had never played before, Caldwell has some experience, and both Emily & Murph are veterans. Add in that Emily Axford is also one of the best D&D players in the world, and you will have your mind blown repeatedly from the moves she just comes up with. Also, this isn't so much a D&D specific feature, but the sound of Caldwell yanking his head away from the mic to scream laugh has become pure serotonin to me. I listen to NADDPOD in my car, and I have almost crashed multiple times from laughing so hard. If cooking is involved, things will get so insane.

Like others I would recommend: Oxventure! Love there stuff and it’s pretty easy to follow Dimension 20: it’s been my current watch! They do D&D but they also touch on other genres shout out to A stars stuck Odyssey! Also a great one but it’s a podcast is NADDPOD. Love Brian “Murph” and Emily and all the others they have had on there. Great for drives!

My absolutely favorite D&D show that I just can't miss an episode is Shikar, run by Jasmine @ThatBronzeGirl Bhullar, who also gmed for Dimension 20, and top tier cast of Gabe Hicks(who also GMed for Dimension 20), Lord Balvin, Xander Jeanneret, Persephone Valentine(who also starred in Dimension 20) and formely Josephine McAdams. Bronze runs a homebrew setting and watching the show is just that amazing feeling of that comfortable cozy homegame. My second sugestion is Mistletoe, A game run by JoeFudge in a world where Norse Gods are at war with Greek Gods cuz apparently Zeus poisoned Yggdrasil. But since traveling between their two worlds is too costly, the warring gods made a different world into a bridge between theirs, and this new world is home for Arthurian legends! On the cast we have again the amazing Gabe Hicks, the spetacular Mark Hulmes, GM of Highrollers, and OldLadyGamer, Tomato and Brizzyvoices, the last three i hadn't known before but they are excelent cast members!

I highly reccomend The Dungeon Run as it has quite an amazing interactive element from their fans, being able to bestow good or ill fortune on the players during the game. It also has a very interesting host who you need to see for yourself. There's plenty of content to catch up on too.

if people are still looking for spoiler free reviews of the High roller's Lightfall campaign (a year after this video came out), I've seen it all! Lightfall has a very 'home game' feel to it. The story, the jokes, and the characters all feel very personal to the people involved and makes the show very easy to get invested into. If you like a grand, overarching story with a healthy portion of side quests dotted here and there, then you'll like Lightfall. The characters are Cam Buckland, the human cleric. Jiǔtóu Zhìjī Jīng, the tiefling monk. Elora Galanodel, the moon elf druid. And Trellimar Aleath, the drow warlock. They had later additions to the group, such as my personal favourite Reynard Ferehorn, a human ranger. High rollers also has a bunch of guest players who pop up here and there for a short time before dipping again. Their most recent campaign, Aerois, finished not too long ago and it was spectacular. Mark is a wonderful DM who always finds a way to keep things interesting for both his players and the viewer. Highly recommend High Rollers!!!

As British APs go, I'm surprised you missed Oxventure which rocks and is probably my favourite AP; Questing Time is also worth a look for anarchic weirdness brought to life by actual stand up comics. I'd also suggest Dungeon Majeure even though they don't do D&D just because they are engaging and funny and I'm hoping that by recommending them I can trick Adam into being in my debt.

@Amaritudine

2 жыл бұрын

I expect the Oxventure was deliberately left out to avoid accusations of self-promotion and conflict of interest, since both channels are closely related.

@richardkirke

2 жыл бұрын

How did I forget Questing Time! (We are not a cult)

@psoma_brufd

2 жыл бұрын

@@Amaritudine probably true tbh, enough of us in the comments to big it up!

Shout out to "Dragon Friends", based in Australia. An absolute roller coaster of funny adventures. The DM role is shared between two people so one does rules and one does all the NPC voices - so good! Has a rotating roster of local comedians on as well, just to spice things up. Also, Strahd played as an ocker Aussie is just hilarious!

Recommendations: Oxventure, Rolling With Difficulty, Rusty Quill Gaming

Just started watching NPC DND, though I’m not sure it’s a podcast, just found on KZread.

Dicefunk is a podcast based series by Austin Yorski that's in it's 9th season now. each season is supposed to be a self contained story like final fantasy but it's closer to the discworld; all the arcs are set within the same universe as each other so choices made in one season have echoes in future seasons. light spoilers, in one season they grow a second universe to move into as the conclusion to the problem presented, the next season is set in the town closest to the bridge to the new universe during the migration between worlds

Glad to see you re uploaded this. ♥👍

What would make a good video? Small DND content creators. People who don't have a studio. People who, if they had ten more views a week would think it's the best week of their channel's existence. Sure their stuff might not be polished, might be janky, might even be slow, but they too have a story to tell.

No mention of Oxventure? That's a deep cut right there....

@WBWhiting

2 жыл бұрын

Johnny Chiodini used to be on this channel but left, maybe there is some behind-the-scenes reason for this lack of a mention.

@Amaritudine

2 жыл бұрын

Probably just because both channels belong to the same company, and have a fair amount of crossover content - including Johnny's role as a Dicebreaker founder. DB has always been pretty careful to avoid promoting any games or productions that they have a personal stake in, or anything else that could come across as a potential or real conflict of interest.

@NisansaDdS

2 жыл бұрын

@@Amaritudine Yes. Remember how Wheels was not allowed to mention his kickstater game.

My favorite TTRPG KZread channel is The Third Wheel, with their ongoing series "Thrilling Intent." They've gone on for more than 9 years now, and have only gotten better. I'm kind of disappointed that no one else in the comment section mentioned them.

Happy new years, really glad a found your video because it's a slam dunk everything I wasn't watching either sounds like it slaps or I've heard about it form someone else IRL.

As I mentioned before (on the previous version of this video that had to be taken down due to technical difficulties) - Oxventure is probably not listed here because they very loosely follow D&D rules. (PS. This video is categorised under World of Warcraft. Might have to change that manually. 👀)

If you're into D&D podcasts try dungeons and daddies, its awesome 👌

@SamiKelsh

2 жыл бұрын

I cam here to say the very same thing! I'm not fully caught up on Dungeons and Daddies but MY GOSH does it make me happy.

@richardkirke

2 жыл бұрын

Teen fact: after being bugged to try this by a fried I have spent the last couple of weeks binging the latest season.

Some must have mentioned already, but The Unexpectables is very good, the DM is marvelous and the cast works very well together, with humor and drama well balanced. They finished one campaign some time ago and started a new one, on the same world but with diferent characters after a time skip, so is perfect if you want to start now.

Spout lore is one I’ve been listening to. Not a dnd, but an actual play. They have a very unique take on building the world as they go. And they have the humor to match the storytelling.

Best one I've watched, that gives me nostalgia for my late-80s to late-90s gaming groups is Viva La Dirt League's Epic NPC D&D (or Epic D&D) GMed by the great Robert Hartley. Nice 30-ish minute episode lengths, laid back table, no heavy editing, and interspersed green screen acting out of scenes. And hilarious. All four players (and rotating guests) started as newbies three years ago, learning their way.

Acquisitions Incorporated is what got me into ttrpgs

@thenecroromancer3891

2 жыл бұрын

take my up vote for bin it to win it and "That Pat Rothfuss Bullshit" was what got me first^^

Oxventure and The Adventures of the Windswift are my favorites

If you want to expand it beyond D&D, I strongly recommend the two Vampire: the Masquerade campaigns with Jason Carl as Storyteller, LA and New York by Night. The tone is much darker and more serious than D&D, but it’s worth it. The second campaign, New York by Night, is currently on air, with its third episode dropping on Monday. In that regard, B. Dave Walters has a lot of campaigns set in the World of Darkness, and not solely Vampire, if you are looking for more variety. B. Dave also had a relatively successful D&D campaign on cable TV earlier this year, “Invitation to Play” on G4, but it was too flashy for my taste. If you want some more amateur stuff, the rare occasions when Elizabeth Zharoff plays online are very entertaining. She is much more known for her music reaction channel, The Charismatic Voice, which I recommend taking a look at. She recently gave birth, so she won’t be playing any time soon, though.

D&D is for Nerds by Sans Pants Radio. Absolute gem.

I’m not seeing as much love for ‘Campaign Podcast’ as those guys deserve, please go check them out. They have two campaigns, a Star Wars campaign that wrapped and a Sky Pirates campaign that’s currently ongoing

Would recommend checking out 'Dice Friends' from the Canadian comedy group Loading Ready Run.

Gonna give some love to Rolling with Dificulty podcast here. Fearturing Red and Indigo from Overly Sarcastic Productions, a history-mythology-storytelling channel, and 3 of their friends in a SpellJammer/Planescape campaign. If you enjoy a ban a misfits becoming a found family definitely give it a look.

Great video. Legends of Avantris - Curse of Strahdanya has some of the best roleplaying and DMing I've ever seen, as well as a brilliantly unique take on the classic Barovian adventure. It is not to be missed by anyone who loves Critical Role and it's all available on KZread. Vampire: The Masquerade - L.A. By Night on Geek & Sundry is also fantastic..

I highly recommend the Glass Cannon Network, Garblag Games, and Third Floor Wars.

Indredible how no one ever mentions DARK DICE. An actual play podcast featuring none other than Jeff Goldblun, incredible post production editing with original soundtrack by Hitoshi Sakimoto (Final Fantasy XII composer).

Viva La Dirt League has a great series with little skits relevant to the current session every so often.

I watch far too much D&D so I can definitely recommend a few. Questing Time - anarchic D&D played by British stand up comedians, great fun and a lovely community (who are definitely not a cult). Dungeon Scrawlers - D&D played by professional fantasy writers including two who actually wrote tie-in novels for the brand (Erin M. Evans and DM Erik Scott de Bie), seriously great story telling. Fate of Drakkenheim - The Dungeon Dudes own actual play, great RP and eldritch horror themed story. Legends of the Multiverse - On the official D&D channel, stellar cast and always entertaining Spelljammer campaign. Idle Champions Presents... are always awesome but they are only on every so often in short bursts.

World of io is a series of games dm'd by Brett ultimus that has encapsulated me lately. He runs games with other streamers, and usually, all the games he runs coincide with others, so some actions that other players make have real impacts on the universe and might affect other games as well. My favorite series so far has to be Goblins of Io. 100% unhinged wacky hijinks. Right now, though, I'm obsessed with the new hardcore Lost Mines of Phandelver campaign he's been running

I’m so glad this pop popped up I needed some new stuff since the whole d&d debacle

There’s this one that I’m thinking of that I can’t remember for my life, but it’s on roll20 with little icons for the characters that move when the players speak, and people cheer to give them crits and stuff

Huh, surprised that Oxventurers weren't given at least a passing mention, seeing as how Johnny (thier gm) was a former channel member.

You should talk about tabletop time, they mostly play their own TTRPG (cogent roleplay) they have a dnd series.

Not quite an actual play and content is not the most frequent to come out but I love spoonstaff stories, a retelling of a curse of strahd campaign played by a group that interact with the story in a funny way giving it Shawn of the dead vibes

Questing Time, Questing Time, Questing Time.

I'll add my voice in for the oxventure/blades in the dark as well. I'll also add two that don't seem to be getting much mention here, 'Tales from the stinky dragon', and 'Adventure is Nigh'

my present listen has been Peak Beneath The Vail by Tabletop Notch, then there is anything by The Welcome Inn. But one of my personal favorites which sadly for reasons is no longer around and not possible to watch anymore was Witches of Woodside by Fay Fiends and Friends.

It’s really sad that I very rarely seem anyone talk about “dnd is for nerds” and “dungeon and daddies” both will have you laughing your arse off and has a lot of heart. Please please anyone who reads this check them out.

Burnt Cook Book Party (Pathfinder) is my favorite content coming out right now, followed closely by Dungeons & Daddies. Drawtectives is also brilliant. Thanks for doing this.

So, I’m assuming anyone watching Dicebreaker is already familiar with their campaigns, and those of their sister channels. May I add recommendations for the various D&D campaigns both Hyper RPG and Perception Studio have run? Perception Check is pure bottled chaos, featuring such felted friends (the ‘P’ word - puppet - isn’t to be used by us meatbags) as Cucumber, Chunk, and Brian, with occasional appearances from Willow, as well as some humans (meatbags). Similarly to Hyper shows, the live audience is very much a player too, influencing the game through voting and (often small) donations. Sahlen’s Legacy is their more serious campaign, and is an excellent home brew story. Trollhunters is/was ‘the most serious’ D&D campaign on Hyper RPG. Including live improvisational music by the amazingly talented Mr Pianopants. If you go to Hyper for hilarious D&D, then check out their Kids On Bikes horror masterpieces, Kollok 1991 Seasons 1 & 2, and Kollok (different name, as it’s set in 2021).

Tfs at the table and Oxventure are the shows that got me into actual plays to begin with, also love the Unexpectables!

I've recently got into Dice Will Roll, which is a Pathfinder 2e podcast by an all queer cast! It's really fun to listen to, and they're a few episodes into their third campaign now which is the Fists of the Ruby Phoenix adventure path, which is essentially Dragonball and Yugioh smashed up and set in fantasy asia.

TAZ Balance got me into D&D and back into podcasts and oml...crystal kingdom's music makes me cry anytime I hear it LOL, highly recommend

My current favorite is Black Dice Society with DM B. Dave Walter's. It is a horror campaign set in the dread domains of Ravenloft. Players are Becca Scott, Sage Ryan, DeeJay Knight, Mark Meers, Noura Ibrahim, and one more player who's name slips my mind (she plays Fen). It has 8 episodes left. It is ending on Episode 60.

Hey once again I know this great show called Three Black Halflings with this cool new host you guys should check it out 👍🏼

Stuff of Legends has muppets

Everyone should check out Adventures in Lollygagging, Jeff is an amazing GM. And they don't get nearly enough love.

I haven't watched/listened to all that many, but my top choices are: 1. Oxventure (and Break Quest Club while at it 😂) 2. Girls Who Don't D&D 3. High Rollers

Trials & Trebuchets is a pretty fun podcast that is also available on youtube. It's very silly and the characters rarely make the sensible choice, but it does definitely have its serious moments too.

Any Critical Hit fans here? Critical Hit is always way under represented!

This is really good but please do one on smaller newer channels that thousands of people don't already watch. For example, Dice & Dungeons. Not professionals but high quality, funny and a DM who does great voices.

In the "Not another D&D Podcast" section, there are 2 cutaway moments but never any actual footage cut too... =( 5:11 is the second I saw.

Might I suggest Rolling with Difficulty? It has Red and Indigo from Overly Sarcastic Productions.

I've got to give a shout out to 'Dumbgeons & Dragons' for their D&D podcast! It's a small cast, when compared to most other D&D shows, but they're so much fun to listen to!

I'm just here to recommend JoCat's Elysium series. I couldn't get into CR streams but Elysium has been a whole vibe and a half

Really enjoying Black Dice Society at the moment.

Idk, how'd you feel about nat19 but they're my go too. the vestige of ophiucus campaigns been going on for over a hundred hours but they do play on fantasy grounds which is very different from the ones your recommending but it's arguably more accurate to online games and all the players are voice actors either in the abridged world or even in the professional world.

Gonna join in on this, personally I love OXventure, along with The Dungeon Run. OXventure everyone knows about, with the chaotic nonsense going on, but the Dungeon Run is more of an actual play group.

Please please please look up the first game of You Meet in a Tavern (YMIA) its the only actual play I've seen with a monk. It's a home brew world made by a teacher and I wish I could have gone back in time to be in his class

Rivals of Waterdeep really should be on this list.

Most seasons of "Dice Friends" from LoadingReadyRun are pretty good. Different DMs and settings too.

The McElroy's voices sound like sideways farts.

If you want spookier dnd games, Black Dice Society is a good stream to watch. They're wrapping up now with less than 10 episodes left, but there are over 50 episodes to watch and enjoy, and B Dave Walters is a great GM. Also, Mark Meer is a huge Ravenloft fan, so he's not just a part of the game as a player but frequently switches roles to play Azalin Rex, a dark lord archlich.

Before watching this video: Currently watching Dimension 20, Dungeons of Drakenheim (By Dungeon Dudes), Oxventure and LA by nigh (Not D&D, but still good).

Is this the other half of the other one released this morning?

@carolinelabbott2451

2 жыл бұрын

Yeap.

Dungeons and daddies(if you can get past the shrill American) and hey riddle riddle, dungeonbreakers still the best though

You do know Aabria DM'd for Critical Role too, right? She was the first DM in EXU. Anyways, for LP recommendations, I'll throw in Oxventures too. Their first session brought me back to the table after dropping out somewhere during 3.5's reign and missing 4th altogether.

the Unxepectables is good stuff, there Creew side show is nutty Orky batsh1tery, there is also the Glass Cannon Podcast

Oxventure is the obvious missing one. I also like Adventurers nigh from the escapist.

Not DnD, but Saga of Sundry: Dread, Saga of Sundry: Madness r really good. So is Hyper RPG's (pre prequel to Kollok 1991) 10 Candles game, there prequel to Kollok Kids on Bikes, and the actual show Kollok 1991 (seasons 1 and 2 r on hyper RPG and season 3 *and soon season 4* is on FearHQ) all on KZread. There really good.

@fable_9611

2 жыл бұрын

I'd love to rewatch Sagas of Sundry but unfortunately I can't find it anywhere since project alpha was axed. It's listed on amazon prime video but is "unavailable" :(

@damianfarrer3992

2 жыл бұрын

@@fable_9611 I watched both Dread and Madness not too long ago on KZread. There r playlists for both

I just started The Adventure Zone and first 3 episodes is a straggle for me. Players are good but DM and story not great so far. I recommend Dungeons & Daddies (first season) - what a ride! The best so far I heard.

There’s an after of critical role?

I keep looking for TTRPG videos that are not DnD...(I know Dimention 20 but the site won't work on my tv.) I would like people to do a Call of Chtulu or a City of Mist (have seen most of those already) I liked the cowboy stuff CR did, but they fired that guy. And that one shot in space the Alien like epp was fun to. I like those kinda RPGs better than DnD...