Green is good, and green is go! We return to talk about some of the creatures of D&D and discuss what role the orc has in tabletop RPGs, their origins in Tolkien, and portrayal in media such as Warcraft and Games Workshop games.

Is it getting foggy around here? Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft has been released, so we decided to peruse through and discuss some of the themes behind this land of horror and mystery.

Answering a listener question gives an opportunity to do another class episode - this time the fighter! Are they as Basic as Tory says? Do you agree with Jeremy that the Champion subclass is a "nothing"? Are you part of the Battlemaster brigade that Ben plays with? Listen and find out.

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From lowly local hero to world-ruling, god-devouring colossus, the OD&DMs crew share their opinions on high level and low level play in D&D. Is a high level one-shot possible? How do the tiers of play fit in? This episode covers this and more.

NEVER SPLIT THE PARTY! Except, sometimes, maybe you should? Our three podcast adventurers are split on their opinions on whether splitting the party is good or bad.

We discuss the difference between running tabletop RPG adventures in a public space or convention in comparison with a game in someone's private residence.

Following from a question on our Discord server, we discuss the sometimes accurate accurate assumption that the DM/game master is out to get the players, and then lesser talked about fact that it's often the other way around.

We finally get around to discussing warlocks, and we teach Ben how to pronounce 'fathomless'. We analyse each of the warlock patrons from 5th Edition D&D and offer some ideas on how each might work in your games.

Jeremy makes bold statements about Disney's Hercules, and we discuss the ways classical Greek myth can be used in your D&D games.

The crew answer a listener question and discuss how personal experiences can influence your characters, both intentionally and unintentionally.