So, what do you do when your party wants to make some amazing plays that might, technically, just a teensy bit, be outside of the scope of the rules?  We're sitting down to discuss the Rule of Cool!  Let's go.  New episodes every Friday.

What would a hero be without an adequate villain to challenge their resolve?  We're sitting down to discuss that exact topic on this episode of SplitScreen D&D.  Join us as we examine villains.

By request, the boys are talking about the importance of lore in the game world, both instantiating meaningful lore as a DM and consuming lore in meaningful ways as a player.

It's the 10th episode and to celebrate were running down our top ten monsters in D&D!  Thank you all so much for the support!

Hey, you wanna hack up some baddies, steal their stuff, sell it to buy better stuff, then use that better stuff to hack up stronger baddies?  You've come to the right place.  We're tackling the combat pillar in D&D so get comfy and let's roll initiative.

Who doesn't love a little exploration?  Dive in with the boys and let's 'explore' this pillar of Dungeons & Dragons.  (See what we did there?)  New episodes every Friday.

This kicks off our series discussing the three pillars of play in Dungeons and Dragons, social, exploration and combat.  In this episode were discussing the role that the social pillar plays in the broader experience as well as some considerations when actuating within this space. Grab a drink and let's get chatty.

Some rules should be bent, others broken.  Where do we draw the line when homebrewing elements into our games?  The boys are attacking this one with some sweet homebrewed gear.  Join 'em as they break down their thoughts on crafting your own features in D&D.

A D&D podcast isn't complete without addressing the elephant in the room, and by elephant we obviously mean the behemoth that is Critical Role.  The boys are sharing their thoughts on the harbingers of the modern era of D&D.  Is it Friday yet?

We get it, failing sucks. That's not going to stop the boys from trying to change your mind though.  Sit down and let's chat about failure in D&D, why it's important, and how you can turn those natural 1's into something amazing.  So grab your dice and let's roll like shit.