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The Valentyne Heresy: A Warhammer 40K RPG is a Dumb-Dumbs & Dice live-play podcast where professional voice actors and improvisers journey into the grim darkness of the 41st millenium - playing the Genesys adaptation of Warhammer 40K's "Dark Heresy" TTRPG! Join Inquisitor Lucius Valentyne, and hive-bred siblings Lyric and Alto, as this unlikely trio try to save the Emperor from a cabal of mysterious enemies! This series features our Game Master Tom McGee (@mcgeetd), and regular players Ryan LaPlante (@theryanlaplante), Tyler Hewitt (@Tyler_Hewitt) and Laura Elizabeth (@lauraehamstra)! Dive in now to find out why it's been downloaded more than 2.5M+ times!
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I started with dumb dumbs and dragons and I’ve been pulled into every world that Tom Ryan Laura and Del create. The settings are immense and the jokes are side tickling to guy busting. The guests they have are amazing as well. Season 3 currently has me dying to find out what happens with the Duke 😩. Also great home brew ideas from this party!
I look forward to this podcast all week. The voice acting, the world building, the characters and story development… I knew nothing about Warhammer before listening to this and am now running my own 40k game. That’s how badly you got to me, Valentyne.
Straight-up love these guys. I love Garbage Town podcast and all their RPG live play podcasts as well. I am a huge fan of Warhammer 40k as well, so when I saw they were doing a 40k campaign I LOST MY MIND. You guys need to listen to their stuff, it has a lot of humor and it doesn’t take itself too seriously like other live play RPGs.
Love love. Constantly in my ears when I’m overwhelmed overstimulated. Ryan’s talent and wit gives me life. My one qualm that sadly had me stopping this show short is Laura’s acting and laughter. When her character has an accent, it’s fine. I hate for this to be a personal attack because it basically is, but there’s something about the way she acts when portraying an annoyed or frustrated character and laughing excessively at somewhat inappropriate or just weird times that feels attention seeking that starts grating at me. I’m sure she’s a great person. I feel awful I feel this way, but it really turned into a full stop deal breaker the longer I listened. I’ll still tune in to every single thing DDD produces, but I couldn’t enjoy the long and rich plot with this show in particular.
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