List of Dungeons & Dragons web series

Wizards of the Coast has created, produced and sponsored multiple web series featuring Dungeons & Dragons. These shows have typically aired on the official Dungeons & Dragons Twitch and YouTube channels. Some have been adapted into podcasts.

In November 2023, Hasbro's Entertainment One launched the Dungeons & Dragons Adventures FAST channel, available on platforms such as Amazon Freevee and Plex, which features new web series, reruns of the animated Dungeons & Dragons series, and reruns of other Dungeons & Dragons web series.[1][2]

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Actual play series

A Dungeons & Dragons actual play series is a show where the cast plays the game and features a Dungeon Master (DM) who guides the narrative.[3][4][5][6]

2010s

Year Campaign Episodes Cast Description Ref.
2015–2016 Out of the Abyss Live 12
  • Greg Tito as the DM
 An adventure in the Underdark based on the Out of the Abyss module. [7][8]
2016–2019 Dice, Camera, Action! 141
  • Chris Perkins as the DM
  • Anna Prosser
  • Holly Conrad
  • Jared Knabenbauer
  • Nathan Sharp
 A live play-through of the latest storylines of Dungeon & Dragons. D&D Presents was the announced replacement show. [9][10]
2016 Force Grey: Giant Hunters 6
Co-produced by Legendary Digital. An adventure based on the Storm King’s Thunder module. [11][12][13]
2016–2017 Misscliks D&D: Risen 20
  • Nadja Otikor
  • Brit Weisman
  • Kelly Link
  • Steven Lumpkin
  • Neal Erickson
  • Kurtis J. Wiebe
 Co-produced with Misscliks. [14][15]
2017 Destiny & Doom 8
A homebrew campaign. [16]
2017–2019 Encounter Roleplay: Learn By Play 38
  • Will Jones as the DM
 Jones and the cast play Dungeons & Dragons with pauses to give tips to both DMs and players. In season 1, they play Tomb of Annihilation; in season 2, they play a homebrew game; in season 3, they play Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. [17]
2017–2018 Force Grey: Lost City of Omu 20
An adventure based on the Tomb of Annihilation module featuring a couple of returning characters from Force Grey: Giant Hunters. [18][19][13]
2017–2020 Girls Guts Glory 42
  • Kelly D'Angelo as the DM
  • Kimberly Hidalgo
  • Kelen Coleman
  • Alice Greczyn
  • Erika Hidalgo
  • Rachel Seeley
  • Allie Gonino
  • Sujata Day
 An all female RPG group whose show moved to the Dungeons & Dragons channels. [20][21][22][23]
2017–2018 Heroes' Graveyard 24
  • Neal Pass Erickson (a.k.a. Koibu)
  • Jeffrey Shih (a.k.a. Trump)
 Trump and Koibu guide a rotating cast using the Meatgrinder Mode rule system featured in Tomb of Annihilation. [24][25]
2017 HighRollers: Uncharted Territory 10
  • Mark Hulmes as the DM
  • Chris Trott
  • Kim Richards
  • Matthew Toffolo
 A spin-off of the HighRollers D&D series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Tomb of Annihilation adventure. [26][15]
2017 HighRollers: Dead Reckoning 12
  • Mark Hulmes as the DM
  • Chris Trott
  • Katie Morrison
  • Kim Richards
  • Tom Hazell
 A sponsored prequel campaign to HighRollers: Uncharted Territory which focuses on how the Harpers discovered the death curse. [27]
2017 Maze Arcana: Fury's Reach 12
Co-produced with Maze Arcana. The campaign features two groups of different players with two separate Dungeon Masters. Each group can simultaneously impact the world and each other. The story is continued in Maze Arcana: Fury's Fate. [15][28][29]
2017–2018 Maze Arcana: Fury's Fate 12
Co-produced with Maze Arcana. A sequel campaign dealing with the aftermath of Maze Arcana: Fury's Reach. [30][31]
2017 One Grung Above 8
  • Chris Lindsay as the DM
  • Satine Phoenix
  • Ruty Rutenberg
  • Lauren Urban
  • Cig Neutron
 A play-through of Tome of Annihilation where the players are all grungs. [32][33]
2017–2018 Roll20 Presents: Tomb of Annihilation 42
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • DistractedElf
  • Bluejay
  • Andrew Gillis
  • Dave "Human" Snell
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Tomb of Annihilation module on Roll20. [34][35]
2017–2019 Sirens of the Realms 36
  • Satine Phoenix as the DM
  • Maude Garrett
  • Amy Vorpahl
  • Vivid Vivka
  • Kate Elliott
 Co-produced with Maze Arcana. The campaign features an all-girl bard band on adventures through the Forgotten Realms. [36][37]
2017–2018 The Dragon Friends in Tomb of Annihilation 20
  • David Harmon as the DM
  • Ben Jenkins
  • Simon Greiner
  • Alex Lee
  • Edan Lacey
  • Benny Davis
  • Michael Hing
 A spin-off of the Dragon Friends series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Tomb of Annihilation module. [38][39][40]
2018 Assassin 11
  • Neal Pass Erickson (a.k.a. Koibu) as the DM
 A single-player campaign based in a homebrewed world with a rotating cast of players who act as assassins on behalf of the god of chaos. [41]
2018 Clerical Error 9
  • Lauren Urban as the DM
  • Meris Mulalley
  • Greg Tito
  • Trick Jarrett
  • Demitrios Feredinos
  • Michelle Sutterfield
 A campaign set in Waterdeep. Many members of the cast work on Magic: The Gathering. [42]
2018 Dark & Dicey 22
  • Kaiji Tang as the DM
  • Nathan Sharp as Pluck (Kenku druid)
  • Hunter Hughes as Kovacs (half-elf paladin)
  • Cristina Vee as Anya (Yuan-ti pureblood warlock)
  • Anna Brisbin as Trixa (halfling barbarian)
  • Zach Callison as Werblund (gnome ranger)
 A villain campaign centered around a shipwrecked group who are stuck on the Blacksteel Isles, a tyrannical Mageocracy. [43][44][45]
2018 Dice Friends: Dragon's Orders 8
  • Dale Friesen as the DM
  • Kathleen De Vere as Morra
  • Graham Stark as Snak
  • Paul Saunders as Dande
  • Brendan "Beej" Dery as Bontan
 Co-produced with LoadingReadyRun. An adventure set in Waterdeep after the group escaped Chult. [46][47]
2018–2019 Fistful of Platinum 7
  • Alan Patrick as the DM
  • Michael Konas
  • Lindsey Rode
  • Jessie Swinton
  • Trisha Kosloski
  • Jennifer Patrick
 A campaign that utilizes the Waterdeep: Dragon Heist Platinum Edition from Beadle & Grimm. [48]
2018 Hell's Belles 15
  • Marisa Turmaine as the DM
  • Shauna Nakasone as Levity (Tiefling Monk)
  • Chloe Christine as Lyra (Tiefling Paladin)
  • Hadeel Al Misari as Miga (Tiefling Rogue)
  • Holly Conrad as Durge (Tiefling Bard)
  • Lysa Chen as Mercy (Tiefling Sorcerer)
  • TK Johnson as Gille (Tiefling Paladin)
  • Kayla Cline as Pentar (Tiefling Druid)
 An all tiefling player group on an adventure around the planes with a cast of female and non-binary players. [49][50]
2018 High Rollers: Rogue's Gambit 12
  • Mark Hulmes as the DM
  • Tom Hazell
  • Chris Trott
  • Katie Morrison
  • Kim Richards
 A spin-off of the HighRollers D&D series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Waterdeep: Dragon Heist adventure. Each player is a member of the Harpers and has at least a single level in the Rogue class. [51]
2018–2019 Maze Arcana: Inkwell Society (Season 2) 13
  • Ruty Rutenberg as the DM
  • Kyle Vogt
  • Kim Horcher
  • Cig Neutron
  • Satine Phoenix
  • Kai Norman
 Co-produced with Maze Arcana. A noir campaign set in the city of Sharn in the Eberron campaign setting. [52][53]
2018–present Rivals of Waterdeep 115
  • Aram Vartian
  • Carlos Luna
  • Cicero Holmes
  • Tanya DePass
  • Shareef Jackson
  • Surena Marie
  • Brandon Stennis
  • LaTia Jacquise
  • Masood Haque
  • Eugenio Vargas
  • Brian Gray
 A rotating cast of predominantly women and people of color where the Dungeon Master changes each season. The show has played through modules such as Waterdeep: Dragon Heist and Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus. [54][5][55]
2018–2019 Roll20 Presents: Waterdeep: Dragon Heist 19
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • Bluejay
  • Dave "Human" Snell
  • DistractedElf
  • Lauren Bond (a.k.a. RandomTuesday)
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Waterdeep: Dragon Heist module on Roll20. [56][57]
2018 Trapped in the Birdcage 23
  • Holly Conrad as the DM
  • Jimmy Whetzel as Saturn (Human Bard)
  • Anna Prosser Robinson as Wilhelmina (Human Rogue)
  • Hadeel al-Massari as Nejma (Elf Wizard)
  • Chad Quandt as Reader (Warforged Rogue)
 DM Holly Conrad guides the players through adventures in Sigil, a city at the center of the multiverse, using the Planescape campaign setting. [58][59][60]
2018–2019 The Broken Pact 30
  • Reuben Bresler as the DM
  • Riley Silverman as Velma Sweet (Half-elf Bard)
  • Ashlen Rose as Tutturu (Loxodon Cleric)
  • Gaurav Gulati as Lucian Ladrian (Human Cleric)
  • Jordan Pridgen as Astorok (Minotaur Fighter)
 Co-produced with Saving Throw. Features adventures using the Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica and the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus sourcebooks. The show's fourth season aired in 2021 on the Saving Throw's channels, but it was still sponsored by Wizards of the Coast. [61][62][63]
2019–2020 Dark Lanterns 10
  • Gaurav Gulati as the DM
  • Tyler Rhoades as Pulver (Warforged Barbarian)
  • Ashlen Rose as Ghost (Changeling Wizard)
  • Xander Jeanneret as Waltz (Halfling Bard)
  • Meghan Caves as Gadget (Gnome Artificer)
 Co-produced with Saving Throw. The campaign is set in Eberron and features the Eberron: Rising from the Last War sourcebook. [64][65]
2019 Descent into Avernus: Blood War 12
  • Guy Sclanders as the DM
  • Michael Kesavan
  • Mhaire Stritter
  • Janet Blythe
  • Jenny Andersson
  • Caeora
 Presented by How to be a Great GM's Guy Sclanders. Features the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus module. [66][67]
2019 Dice Friends: Bylaw & Order 10
  • Kathleen De Vere
  • Cameron Lauder
  • Ian Horner
  • Ben Ulmer
  • Serge Yager
 Co-produced with LoadingReadyRun. An adventure set in Ravnica. [68]
2019 Dragon Friends Adventure into the Upside Down 4
  • Dave Harmon as the DM
  • Michael Hing
  • Edan Lacey
  • Simon Greiner
  • Jordan Raskopoulos
  • Tom Walker
  • Alex Lee
 A Dragon Friends series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Stranger Things Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Starter Set. [69]
2019 Eberron: Gateway to Perdition 3
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • Katie Mae
  • TK Johnson
  • William White
  • Masood Muhammad Haque
 A Roll20 Presents limited series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Eberron: Rising from the Last War sourcebook on Roll20. [70][71]
2019 Ghosts of Saltmarsh: Call of the Kraken 12
  • Guy Sclanders as the DM
  • Mhaire Stritter
  • Caeora
  • Michael Kesavan
  • Janet Blythe
  • Jenny Andersson
 Presented by How to be a Great GM's Guy Sclanders. Features the Ghosts of Saltmarsh anthology. [72][73]
2019 giffgaff Gaming Presents Ghosts of Saltmarsh 3
  • Aoife Wilson as the DM
  • Skinny Malone
  • Jordan YV
  • TCODANK
  • Javvyluu
 Presented by giffgaff. Features an adventure from the Ghosts of Saltmarsh anthology. [74]
2019–2020 Heroes of Baldur's Gate: The Black Net 7
  • Mháire Stritter as the DM
  • Julia Klein
  • Eric Daniels
  • Max Cannings
 Members of the German Orkenspalter TV group play the DMs Guild adventure Heroes of Baldur's Gate (2019). [75][76]
2019 High Rollers: Lightfall's Descent 10
  • Mark Hulmes as the DM
  • Kim Richards
  • Chris Trott
  • Rhiannon Frost
  • Katie Morrison
  • Tom Hazell
 A spin-off of the HighRollers D&D series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus adventure. It is a high level campaign featuring Mark Hulmes' campaign setting Lightfall. [77]
2019 I Speak Giant: Descent into Avernus 3
  • Zac Naoum as the DM
  • Joel Rennie
  • Letofski
  • Felicia McEntire
  • Luke Lancaster
 A spin-off of the I Speak Giant series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus module. [78]
2019 Monsters & Fables 6
The lost players battle mythic foes. [79][80]
2019–2020 RealmSmith: Into the Mist (Season 1 & 2) 28
  • Jason Azevedo as the DM
  • Joel Auge as Falpher Softfoot
  • Melanie Hepburn as Callie Lahwey
  • Adam Mainse as Dmitri Maddock
  • Brandon Perkins as Sterling
  • David Shaheen as Rone Talrythian
  • David Morin as Muskoka
  • Matthew Mercer as Strahd von Zarovich
  • Noura Ibrahim as Ezmerelda
 Co-produced with RealmSmith. The players find themselves trapped in the land of Barovia (part of the Ravenloft campaign setting). The show's third & fourth seasons aired on the RealmSmith's channels. [81][82][83]
2019 Roll 20 Presents: Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage 17
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • Bluejay
  • Dave "Human" Snell
  • DistractedElf
  • Lauren Bond (a.k.a. RandomTuesday)
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage module on Roll20. [84]
2019–2020 Roll20 Presents: Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus 26
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • Bluejay
  • Dave "Human" Snell
  • DistractedElf
  • Lauren Bond (a.k.a. RandomTuesday)
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus module on Roll20. [85]
2019 Roll20 Presents: Ghosts of Saltmarsh: The Final Enemy 5
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • Bluejay
  • Dave "Human" Snell
  • DistractedElf
  • Lauren Bond (a.k.a. RandomTuesday)
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Ghosts of Saltmarsh anthology on Roll20. [86]
2019–2020 Roll20 Presents: Jace Beleren Must Die 41
  • Adam Koebel as the DM
  • Carlos Luna
  • Katie Mae
  • TK Johnson
  • Masood Muhammad Haque
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica sourcebook on Roll20. The party sets off to kill the Planeswalker Jace Beleren. [87]
2019–2020 Tales from the Mists 36
  • TK Johnson as the DM
  • Lysa Chen
  • Kayla Cline
  • Hadeel Al-Massari
  • Ashley Warren
 The first season was set in the city of Harmonia in the Kartakass Domain of Dread; each character is from a different domain of Ravenloft. The cast includes four core players "plus two rotating party slots filled by new players every four episodes".[88] [88][89][90][91]

2020s

Year Campaign Episodes Cast Description Ref.
2020–2021 A Darkened Wish 30
  • B. Dave Walters as the DM
  • Mayleigh Damage as Helene
  • D'Artagnan Mattaliano as Xander
  • Alcuin Gersh as Rayonde
  • AKI as Karrin/Kerrin
  • Sam de Leve as Aiden
 A campaign based on the comic A Darkened Wish (2019) by written by B. Dave Walters with art by Tess Fowler. It is set in the Moonshae Isles and features characters from the comic. [92][93][94]
2020 D&D Presents: TORCH 1
  • Chris Perkins as the DM
  • Mica Burton
  • Jonathan Indovino
  • Anna Prosser
  • Nathan Sharp
 An announced replacement show for Dice, Camera, Action!, but was cancelled in 2020 after its character introduction episode at PAX Unplugged 2019. Nights of Eveningstar (2020) became the replacement show with some cast overlap. [10][95][96][97]
Holiday Specials 2020 5 A series of holiday one-shots. [98]
Indoor Recess 22
  • TK Johnson as the DM
  • Katie Mae
  • Carlos Luna
  • C'loni Bailey
  • Masood Haque
 Co-produced with Indoor Recess. The campaign utilizes the Mythic Odysseys of Theros sourcebook on Roll20. [99][100][101][102]
Mythic Encounters In Theros 3
  • Chris Lindsay as the DM
 A series of high-level one-shot encounters featuring the three new Mythic level monsters presented in Mythic Odysseys of Theros. [103]
2020–2022 Nights of Eveningstar 63
  • Mark Hulmes as the DM
  • Mica Burton as Azara Mithras
  • Jonathan Indovino as Tarkhal Crownsilver
  • Anna Prosser as Agnis Crownsilver
  • Nathan Sharp as Marcel
 The announced replacement show for D&D Presents. The campaign begins in the village of Eveningstar and has Arthurian themes. The show's fourth and fifth seasons aired on both the Penny Arcade YouTube channel and on the Dungeons & Dragons channels. [104][21][105][106]
2020 Roll20 Presents: Lost Mine of Phandelver 14
  • Dave "Human" Snell as the DM
  • Lauren Bond (a.k.a. RandomTuesday)
  • AKI
  • DistractedElf
  • Aabria Iyengar
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Starter Set on Roll20. [107]
2020–2021 Roll20 Presents: Rime of the Frostmaiden 13
  • DistractedElf as the DM
  • Gabe Hicks
  • AKI
  • Dave "Human" Snell
  • Aabria Iyengar
 A Roll20 Presents series sponsored by Wizards of the Coast to promote the Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden module on Roll20. [108]
2020 Tides of Wildemount 13
  • Jason Azevedo as the DM
  • Joel Auge as Plunkrawk
  • Melanie Hepburn as Aella
  • Christina Laurice as Gaziel
  • Adam Mainse as Bolt
  • David Morin as Bacalhau
  • Brandon Perkins as Snow
 Co-produced with RealmSmith. The campaign utilizes the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount sourcebook and is set in the world of Exandria. [81][109][110]
2021–2022 Black Dice Society 56
Two season campaign set across multiple Domains of Dread in Ravenloft and showcases the Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft sourcebook. [111][112][113]
2022 Champions Of The Realm 7
A limited series where the characters participate in a PVP battle royal tournament. Co-produced with RealmSmith and Lost Odyssey Events. [114][115]
2022 Legends of the Multiverse 20
  • Deborah Ann Woll as Sunny
  • B. Dave Walters as Kaiho Karoshi
  • Gina Darling as Bac Si
  • Meagan Kenreck as Riddle
  • Todd Kenreck as Torven
 A series originally set in the Spelljammer campaign setting; the players eventually visited Dragonlance. Each arc had a different dungeon master and the show featured guest stars such as Brennan Lee Mulligan, Aabria Iyengar, Ginny Di, Anna Prosser, Deejay Knight, Emme Montgomery, Travis McElroy, SungWon Cho, and Jim Zub. [116][117][113]
2023–2024 Encounter Party 22
  • Landree Fleming as Asher
  • Andrew Krug as Dryddian
  • Ned Donovan as Flik
  • Khary Payton as Tolo
  • Sarah Babe as Ulavina
  • Brian David Judkins as the Dungeon Master
  • David Lee Huynh as Vinh Erikson von Longstrider
 Encounter Party was originally an independent podcast; the show's second campaign launched on the Dungeons & Dragons Adventures FAST channel in November 2023. It is set in the Forgotten Realms. [1][118][2][119]
2023–2024 Faster, Purple Worm! Kill! Kill! 20 Bill Rehor as the Host An improv comedy series, featuring "a revolving cast of special guests and celebrities", which focuses on level 1 adventurers "marching to their certain deaths as they face beasts against which they stand absolutely no chance".[1] It launched on the Dungeons & Dragons Adventures FAST channel in November 2023. [1][120][2][121]

Events

Wizards of the Coast has run Dungeons & Dragons themed events to announce new storylines and products which feature many streamed shows over the course of the event. Some official web series have been piloted at these events.

Date Title Description Ref.
June 2–3, 2017 Stream of Annihilation This event announced the Tomb of Annihilation storyline. It featured "livestreaming groups such as Acquisitions Incorporated's C Team from Penny Arcade, High Rollers, Misscliks, Maze Arca, a group of women actors known as Girls Guts Glory, and others. Dungeon Masters include D&D's Chris Perkins, Chris Lindsay, and Mike Mearls (who all work on the storylines and led the creation of 5th Edition)".[122] [123][122][124]
June 1–3, 2018 Stream of Many Eyes This event announced the Waterdeep storyline. Featured a ticketed in-person event with a recreation of a city block from Waterdeep with shops, performers, and live music. The event hosted ten live-streamed sessions of Dungeons & Dragons, some of which featured internet personalities while others featured celebrities. Some of the games featured popular D&D streamers, including Critical Role, Dice, Camera, Action!, High Rollers, and Girls, Guts, Glory. Celebrities like Joe Manganiello and Deborah Ann Woll played alongside these established figures. Alongside this were numerous interviews conducted with many iconic players about their experiences with the game, as well as Wizards of the Coast staff.[125] This event won the Content Marketing Institute's 2019 award for best "In-Person (Event) Content Marketing Strategy".[126] [125][127][128]
May 17–19, 2019 D&D Live 2019: The Descent This event announced the Descent into Avernus storyline and the Eberron: Rising from the Last War sourcebook. It streamed 50 hours of content and featured streaming groups such as "HighRollers, Rivals of Waterdeep, Girls Guts Glory, MonarchsFactory, Nerd Poker, The Sirens, Drunks & Dragons, WebDM, D&D Beyond" and "performers such as Joe Manganiello, Taran Killam, Mica Burton, Jerry Holkins, Travis & Clint McElroy, Matthew Mercer, Anna Prosser, Jim Zub and Patrick Rothfuss".[129] [129][130][131]
June 18–20, 2020 D&D Live 2020: Roll w/ Advantage This event announced the Rime of the Frostmaiden storyline. Viewership of the event "reached over four million views".[132] The event emphasized "a charity tie-in to Red Nose Day"[133] and featured performers such as David Harbour, Brandon Routh,[133] Karen Gillen, Amy Acker,[134] Game Of Thrones cast members (Daniel Portman, Gemma Whelan, Iwan Rheon, Kristian Nairn and Natalia Tena),[135] WWE wrestlers, and other celebrities and comedians.[134] [132][133][134][135]
September 18–20, 2020 D&D Celebration 2020 An online event featuring panels and a ticketed online Adventurers League Epic game (a tie in to Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden). [136][137]
July 16 & 17, 2021 D&D Live 2021 with G4 Wizards of the Coast partnered with G4 to present this event; it was streamed on both of their Twitch and YouTube channels and aired on Peacock. The event featured celebrities such as Patton Oswalt, Jack Black, Reggie Watts, and Lauren Lapkus. [138][139]
September 24–26, 2021 D&D Celebration 2021 An online event featuring panels (including previews of Strixhaven: Curriculum of Chaos and Fizban's Treasury of Dragons), celebrity D&D games, a D&D musical along with ticketed Feywild–themed virtual games. [140][141][142]

Other

Year Title Episodes Description Ref.
2017–2020 D&D News 121 Dungeons & Dragons communications manager Greg Tito presents recent news and announcements about the game. [143]
2017–present Dragon Talk 321 Livestream of the Dragon Talk podcast where Dungeons & Dragons team members discuss the tabletop roleplaying game. [144][145]
2017–2020 Dragon+ Live 99 A talk show on the content in each issue of Dragon+ magazine hosted by Bart Carroll. [146]
2017–2018 Fireside Chats with Nathan Stewart 9 Nathan Stewart and others answer questions from social media. [147]
2017–2019 Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms 92 Members of Codename Entertainment demo the video game Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms. [148]
2018 Craft Hags (Season 2) 20 Host Dani Hartel explains various crafting techniques. [149]
2018 Mike Mearls Happy Fun Hour Mike Mearls designs 5th edition gameplay material to make the design process more accessible. [150][151][152][153]
2018 Mordenkainen's Mayhem 7 In a knockout tournament, monsters from Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes are pitted against each other. [154]
2019–2020 D&D Communitea 16 A monthly talk show and tea party hosted by Celeste Conowitch, Hannah Rose, and Lysa Penrose. [155]
2019–2020 Dungeon Master's Guild Design Dash 12 A competition show that challenges DMs Guild's top-selling authors to design encounters, archetypes, and more in 15 minutes. Hosted by Lysa Penrose and Matt McElroy. [156]
2019–2020 Nolzur's Marvelous Tutorials with RealmSmith 35 Jason Azevedo's painting tutorial of the Nolzur's miniatures line. Presented by RealmSmith, WizKids, and Vallejo Paints. [157]
2019–2020 Welch's Game Juice 45 Game designer Kate Welch plays Dungeons & Dragons digital games. [158]
2020 Learning Dungeons & Dragons 8 Host Madeline Cullen explains how to play Dungeons & Dragons. Translated into French and German in 2021. [159]
2020 Learning Roll20 8 Carlos Luna and Victoria Rogers host a Roll20 tutorial show. [160]
2020 On Tour with Dragons 8 Jason Charles Miller visits game stores around the US while on tour. [161]
2023–2024 Heroes' Feast 20 A cooking competition and talk show hosted by Mike Haracz and Sujata Day; it is titled after the Dungeons & Dragons cookbook Heroes' Feast. It launched on the Dungeons & Dragons Adventures FAST channel in November 2023. [1][2][162]

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