Encounter Party

Do you love watching actual play D&D but don't have 3-5 hours a week to invest in each episode? Do you tune out when a show becomes mechanic heavy? Do you live for the role-playing? Then this is the show for you. This show is heavily edited so that it is plot forward. The players obviously love what they do and work very well together. They have developed memorable characters that tug at your heartstrings from moment one. You will laugh, you will cry. You will cheer, you will groan. This family-friendly show is a must watch for anyone who loves D&D but only has a hour or so to watch an episode.

The team delivers an exciting story at an explosive and imaginative table. If you are looking for another table with a high caliber of creative members you really should look no further and check out Encounter Party. A show that already had a well deserved and strong following as a podcast actual play, now its been elevated with higher production and fantastic energy. Seriously watching Brian David Judkins run the table is a joy how he engages each of the star cast and players to pull out the best in an improved storyline. Each player encompasses so much of their character's heart and soul while delivering a diverse adventure with multiple story arcs. This show is a joy and should give plenty of inspiration for players as well as introduce new people to our favorite hobby.

I've watched this show over and over again since they started posting the episodes on demand and whenever it's airing. I think it's so much fun. Other live plays never kept my attention. This group just feels more natural than those other ones. Yes, they are actors and I think it's pretty obvious. I don't think it takes away from the show as much as I thought it would. Currently there is 10 out of 22 episodes available. I really hope this continues into another season in some capacity. Highly recommend checking it out. I've seen all the episodes at least 7 or 8 times. Not counting the most recent episode of course.

This show started as one of tbe best DnD podcasts around and made the leap to being a show with excellent production, fantastic writing, and a charming cast. I would recommend the show to anyone. They added Khary Peyton to the cast who brings a new energy with Tolo, a character that is a new take on the Tabaxi race from Dungeons and Dragons. Overall, the fact that the cast really enjoy each other's company shines through and watching the show feels like all the best parts of playing Dungeons and Dragons with your friends. Brian David Judkins is one of the most imaginative and engaging Dungeons Masters around. The show is a must watch!

This show harkens back to the days when there was just you, a bunch of buddies, some dice, and a brilliant DM - a master storyteller that weaves an adventure full of action, intrigue, comedy, and mystery, that captures the imagination. This is that show. And the players are just as amazing. If you get a chance, make sure you see the intro. These guys have been playing together for years and to see them in the studio for the first time realizing their dream is priceless. And I applaud the story the DM has crafted, which will surely be picked up in the near future for an animated series much like Vox Machina. Bravo guys!