The show is a little over two months old and it has grown in ways we didn't see when we recorded our first episode over the summer. Our goal is to discuss and analyze the games we play, and we plan to discuss other Dungeons and Dragons topics. We also look to build a positive Dungeons and Dragons community where we celebrate content creators, game builders, Dungeon Masters and players. Here is a quick breakdown to the different types of episodes you will find on Teachers in the Dungeon.
Campaign Episodes:
These episodes are the heart and soul of Teachers in the Dungeon. We are currently breaking down the adventures of Zedi, Rix, Siv, Borem, Caersws, and Dirichlet. They are better known as The Tiefling's Jacks. Tom Gross and Dan Reem recap the adventure, talk about some inspiration for the setting, analyze decisions, mistakes, and successes by characters, players, and the Dungeon Master, discuss the origins of names and more. These episodes last anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes in time. The goal here is to make it the length of a short commute. The Teachers in the Dungeon pack a lot into a little time.
Random Encounter Episodes:
Like a random encounter in Dungeons and Dragons, a Random Encounter episode could be about anything Dungeons and Dragons related. In some upcoming episodes, Tom and Dan discuss their top three non-Wizards of the Coast resources. You might find some interviews with players in the Random Encounters as well as a peek to the past by discussing Dungeons and Dragons rulebooks from first, second and third editions. A random encounter is like opening up a chest in the dungeon; you never know what you will find.
Bonus Action episodes:
A Bonus Action is a quick and timely move, when you have one you use it! Similarly, a Bonus Action Episode is a quick and timely topical episode. Bonus Actions may be a timely interview from a local comic shop anniversary. It might be a timely book or Dungeons and Dragons resource release that we discuss. While they may be timely, they are worth a listen anytime.
If you love Dungeons and Dragons or just like some fun game conversation, give Teachers in the Dungeon a listen. We also love feedback! Leave a comment below or drop us an email teachersinthedungeon@gmail.com
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