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Would anyone consider listening to an audio drama with DND in it?

To be clear—this is not a 4 hour DND stream with 45 minutes of voice acting.

This is a tight 45 to 60 minutes edited improvised audio drama that uses DND rules to fight monsters and uses dice rolls to shape narrative.

Would any of you give this a ten minute chance? Or is the term DND just too much of a turn-off? (Or are there a few of you that are interested in DND and just haven’t found a good enough story yet?

Thanks for reading.

EDIT 1: Thanks for being such a welcoming community. That is not common, at least where I have been.

EDIT 2: I deleted a comment of mine that was extremely stupid and ignorant and was rightly downvoted. No sense in annoying any more people than I already have.

The title says it mostly. The biggest thing I fell in love with for all these audio dramas is the characters, but the plot was also very good. Other audio dramas I enjoyed that could help are wolf 359, the white vault, the bright sessions somewhat. Thanks!

Follow the link on my profile to listen! 😁

The story follows lone bounty hunter, Wyatt Crowe as he begins his journey to the City of Redstone in order to locate and bring to justice two brothers whose heads carry a large bounty.

However the road to Redstone isn’t as straightforward as Wyatt hoped and the rumours he’s been hearing about the dead not staying dead seem to carry more truth than he’d like.

I’d love to hear what you think of episode one! 😁

I was not expecting the Amelia Project crew to show up at Midnight Burger or the Forgive Me! priest's door but d*mned if it wasn't fun.

Apparently the AP team loves this type of thing but what other random crossovers have you enjoyed?

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Listeners: What have you been listening to recently? What audio dramas are you looking forward to listening to? Have you discovered any new audio dramas? Do you have any questions about audio dramas?

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