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my audio drama / podcast diary - a complete list of all audio fiction and non-fiction ive listened to for the past few years.
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My favorite bit is when one character is being absolutely ridiculous while another is just being so normal.
The final episode of the actual play campaign I was in has aired, coming up to a total of ten episodes of 3-4 hours each.
It's a time-loop D&D 5e game with some roguelite mechanics homebrewed into it. It's about what you might do when an army of genocidal religious soldiers invades your home for no reason except a political desire to exterminate a hated Other. I know that sounds like an outlandish fantasy scenario that could never happen anywhere in real life, but I think you might find the show has a Theme™ or two running through it.
I play a gladiator, except he's more of a wrestler putting on hype battle shows, and also he has a tokusatsu-style transformation, and also he's a himbo idiot, and also a union organizer. I'm joined by a newly sentient robot who instinctively tries to kill anyone who calls her stupid (Naethan Apollo), an extremely corrupt and useless diplomat (mikefunnyboi) and the world's angriest trauma-sponge (Saint Josie).
All we have to do is climb an infinitely-resetting tower and stop an invasion from Heaven. What could possibly go wrong?
It's some of the best roleplaying I think I've ever done on a show, and my cast-mates are all better roleplayers than me, and our DM Pirate Princess Jess does an absolutely heroic effort herding us cats to the end of the story. Give it a watch if you are so inclined, or just want something funny to run on your second monitor for 32 hours :)
Im so sad that DNDorks has ended... like I started watching for tales from cazilor but never even got to watch a twitch stream :( Even though I was too late to the party the campaigns have been amazing and I'm gonna miss it smmm
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Spotify wrapped just rolled in.
This is basically the only two reasons I use it so... Good podcast, Great podcast.
"Why didn't you just click on the share this story button" BECAUSE, SHARON.
Another entry for the power play art contest because I can't help myself.
I haven't made a lot of finished drawings recently, so it's nice that I got the motivation to do so again.
Recently finished Power Play by the D&Dorks, a fantastic Masks RPG campaign with excellent storytelling and amazing roleplay moments, that left me in tears. I've submitted a piece to the art contest for the final episode but I wanted to create one for the first episode as well (also cause hyperfixation went brrr around these dorks). Go watch the show - it's great!
