Drunks and Dragons - Dungeons and Dragons 5e Actual Play
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Show Info: The Dungeons and Dragons Podcast.
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Episode 232 - A Slight Gravitational Problem
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67 minutes
Well, we did it. Sometimes success is the difference between you or your foe getting off their signature move. Some days you get the drop. Other days, heck, your enemies must have eaten their fiber bars because they move like a dancer on speed. Now that we got the drop on Jett we have to deal with a slight...gravitational problem. The adventure continues with Steve Melloncamp (Mike Bachmann), Aludra Wyrmsbane (Jennifer Cheek), Jaela (Nika Howard), Toby Treacletart (Tim Lanning) and your Dungeon Master (Michael DiMauro). Don’t forget to follow our editors Steph Kingston (@stephokingston) and David Stewart (@spudcam)! Podcast art by @Floyd_jpg! Want the world to see your fan art? Tweet it with #DrunksAndDoodles or head on over to the forum.
Episodes of This Show
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Rated 5 out of
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Archangelion666 from
My D&D Obsession
I've been listening to this podcast now for about 6 months and dear God is it absolutely phenomenal! Mike B., Mike D., Tim, Jennifer, and Nika really keep me happy when I would otherwise be down. I've listened through all of the episodes at least 8 times now and it never gets old, I still laugh at every joke and I still feel sad when Tum dies because money. The people on the podcast are really nice and I love being able to chat with them on Twitter especially because they are so active and willing to respond. Thank you guys so much for bringing this kind of entertainment into my life, it's made me a lot happier and given me some ideas and inspirations too. Keep on keeping on.
Date published: 2015-10-20
Rated 5 out of
5
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The Drunken Swede from
A BRAND new review, Tim. Get it?
Imagine if you will a thousand monkeys, each one fostered with bananas. These monkeys each have one typewriter, and they're typing, throwing poop, what have you. Now, they might write Shakespeare, but they'll never be able to come up with the shenanigans these wonderful drunks let us experience. This podcast features such things as dragonborn cloeka's, hamfisted people, and more railroading than a dwarven mine. The hosts are all wonderful, and I've gently harassed at least two of them (Sorry Thrifty-kun and Tim-senpai) over Steam, and they're all great people. They have helped me through a very tough period in my life, and I feel like they're my very good friends. Give this podcast a listen, you will not regret a minute.
I give it 5/5 birds
Date published: 2017-01-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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Lord Chutney from
Getting it right the first time
I recently started DMing a D&D game and wanted to listen to something that would help get me back in the groove of things. I loaded up Stitcher thinking I would have to go through three or four podcast before I would find one I liked. This was the first one that popped up and what I found was nothing short of awesome. I started at episode 139 and was delighted to find awesome characters, a creative story, and a need to find out why and how they had all gotten to that point. I have since made it all the way around and am all caught up. Episodes like 107 (Why We Fight) and 79 (I am Sorry) are by far my favorite. Showing that while they can double me over with laughter they also have an amazing ability to dip into real emotion. This podcast has me enthralled and I will follow it wherever it takes me.
Date published: 2015-11-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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Blackdragoon from
Inspired Me!
Nova Scotian (Canada) Slabber (not OG Slabber ) here, long time listener and first time reviewer. Since I started listening to this podcast I have gone through a few jobs, my son was born, I celebrated his first birthday and much more. Since listening I have been inspired to create my own campaign for my son so that when he is older I can railroad him to follow his own path on an amazing fantasy adventure. I created a world map and everything.
I love listening to you all, you always my make me laugh and almost drive off the road. Seriously that is dangerous. Never stop never stopping!
Date published: 2017-04-23
Rated 5 out of
5
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WellReadDragon from
This podcast is a slam drunk!
You guys have been missing a prime opportunity all these years to sync your Twitter names! Along with @ThriftyNerd, how about @ShiftyNerd, @PithyNerd, @TwistyNerd, and @BittyNerd? Or even @GrittyNerd or @CrispyNerd? (Please, share who you think should have each name!)
I really enjoy the DM's storytelling (especially the curve balls when filling in a PC's past or bringing a character back in a surprising way) and the hilarious character voices and actions of the players! Keep the outrageous silliness coming!
Date published: 2016-11-13
Rated 5 out of
5
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Relic from
The most entertaining podcast.
While looking for a Dungeons and Dragons podcast I stumbled across Drunks and Dragons and was immediately hooked. I have binge listened to the majority of the episodes in less than a month and am currently on episode #161. The adventures of Harper, Aludra, Jaela, and Thom have made me literally laugh out loud more times than I can count. Michael Dimauro is an excellent DM and never fails to entertain. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone that would like a laugh. Okay bye!
Date published: 2016-09-30
Rated 5 out of
5
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PandaBumHaHa from
Warning! Dangerous while pipetting!
I was listening to this podcast while running a molecular biology experiment in my laboratory. Unfortunately, the laughter that this podcast induced caused me to lurch forward while pipetting, subsequently messing up my experiment that I had prepared for days. BUT IT WAS WORTH IT. This podcast will make you laugh, cry, and experience a wave of emotions you didn't know were in you! I highly recommend this podcast!
P.S. Jennifer Cheek, will you please be my best friend? :D
Date published: 2016-10-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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Chayray142 from
Best Ever!!!!! 10 out of 10 would recommend!!!
This show helped through some long horrid nights when I worked as an overnight cashier at Walmart. The hilarious banter between the hosts kept me awake and upbeat through most of my shift and even made me look forward to working. It even helped me get through some intense panic attacks that normally would have made me leave work, but focusing on the brilliant story line and the wonderfully built characters would bring me back to my senses and kept me going. Anyways, I can't wait to meet everyone in St. Louis and to experience my first ever Geeklycon!! See you then :D
Date published: 2017-06-15