Find the Path Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

My TTRPG group and I switched to Pathfinder after Wizard of the Coast’s OGL nonsense and haven’t looked back. After our switch, I started looking for Pathfinder podcasts and I am so happy I found Find the Path.

I absolutely adore this group. I love their chemistry, the way they tell stories, and their commitment to their characters. I find myself so engrossed I can’t stop listening. I wish I’d found them years ago.

I started with War for the Crown and it’s been a blast listening to folks play through an actual political intrigue scenario, that somehow manages to be engaging even when all the characters are spending dozens of episodes attending a soirée. The production quality, editing, and pacing are top-notch. Love this podcast!

I started listening to a number of different actual play podcasts, largely D&D. Binge listening led me to Find the Path. I’ve noticed that I don’t really listen to the other podcasts anymore. The quality of the role play, knowledge of the rules, and clear friendship of the crew has made other podcasts pale in comparison. I’ve recently re-listened to Mummy’s Mask for the third time, and each time I’ve noticed more details and fallen in love with the podcast all over again.

As a kid make believe comes second nature. You dream of imaginary creatures and use toys around you to explore worlds only you can see. But then we grow up and our world becomes consumed with what is real, leaving that inner child in a dark corner of our mind. Some never find a way to bring that wonderful imagination out again and if you are that person listen to this podcast or any podcast created by Find the Path.

Find the Path shines a bright light on that inner child by bringing you into their world of imagination. You don’t have to understand pathfinder to love this podcast, you just have to be willing to sit back and remember that sense of wonder. These players will do the rest. They will take you away from the stress of adulting and remind you what it’s like to be in a room with your friends playing a game, telling stories, expressing pure emotions, and by the end you’ll be dying to know what comes next.