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Dungeon Delve from Dungeons & Dragons features live play D&D adventures in convenient audio form. Chris Perkins, Dungeon Master and principal story designer for Dungeons & Dragons, hosts newly remastered episodes of his adventures with Acquisitions, Inc. as well as other live play sessions with members of the D&D team.
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For anyone who enjoys learning where D&D came from, or those who just enjoy listening to campaign sessions, this is the podcast. I played D&D once in the early 2000s and didn’t pick it up again until 2019 and I can’t get enough of this show. And it’s not just because of who is playing. The players are great, but learning about how older editions were played interests me just as much. I can’t wait to catch up to the most recent episodes.
The feature with my all time favorite podcast, Dice Shame, was an incredible adventure that has hooked me into listening to the other great players on this podcast. The story was incredibly well done, the RP was top notch and the DM truly made you feel like you were in Icewind Dale. I’ll have to give the player module a look!
I deeply appreciate the explorations into each guild for inspiration (I had not thought of Rakdos like that!). I even more deeply appreciate the representation of people far beyond white males on this show. Thank you!
As someone new to D&D this has been a joy. While it doesn’t teach on how mechanics work, you can still enjoy, gain ideas, and have a laugh. A must listen to newbies and pros
So I listened to the Podcasts of Waterdeep and was drawn in by the great storyline. Now, it is no secret that Wizards of the Coast uses podcasts as a promotional engine for its wares. I’m fine with that. But when a podcast intimates that the running storyline is from a WOTC publication well, that’s what I expect. So I rushed out and bought a copy of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist and even had it overnighted so I could have some time to get it ready for my players.. sadly, this storyline is not even in there. There is nothing about a stealing a box from a ship, starting the adventure out, nor are there even very many parallels between this series of podcasts and the book itself. Will I still use it? Sure.. as confusing as it is written (WOTC has never been just straight with info), but the beginning quests and such fall very much flat compared to the podcasts. So I give this podcast a one star due to misinformation to just promote a WOTC book that even tells you in the very first few pages you need THREE other of their books to use this one effectively. You all need to go look at the origins TSR books and get your own inspiration from then on how to write a reference book. Shame on you, Wizards! And shame on this podcast for the bait-and-switch promotion of their book!
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