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“I came to this having never listened to Critical Roll, but instead had started with The Adventure Zone and Dungeons and Daddies. It has a good story and very high production value, but it turns out I like my D&D party silly, only vaguely aware of the rules, and with lots of table talk. So Critical Roll is for when you’re here for the story, TAZ and Dungeons and Daddies is for when you want to feel like you’re sitting at the table with your friends, one of whom can never remember what he has for spells.”
ClosetGeek83 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/23/24
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“While some DnD podcasts can seem daunting to start, Hero Club has a knack for setting the stage early and clearly so you can dive right in.
As always, the characters feel fleshed out and well crafted, and the post-production brings an unparalleled sense of realism that makes the story come to...”Read full review »
Aneomon428 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/22/24
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“Very good dnd podcast only 2 episodes in and I already love it”
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Great Britain ·
06/10/24
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“I got into DnD a year ago and am about to DM my own campaign. This podcast is the best one I’ve found and the voices are great.”
MasterDnD via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/02/24
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