Apr 14, 2020
March RPG Podcast Debuts
A monthly guide to adding new shows to your podcast inventory
I imagine I’m not the only one feeling that the state of the world right now, especially considering the physical isolation, has been mentally isolating as well. Podcasts help keep me connected to the community and give me a sense of calm among this storm of news that batters my mind like sheet-rain on the window pane.
Thank goodness for folks that still have the creativity, ability, and capacity to continue making and delivering art to our feeds throughout.
Suns of the Fathers (Launched March 1)
Suns of the Fathers is a real-play, Sci-Fi, Horror, Roleplay Podcast. Four survivors work against increasing odds as their sanity ebbs away with each passing moment. Alone, afraid, and hunted by unimaginable horrors — how long can they make it?
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Welcome to Fortuity (Launched March 1)
Welcome to Fortuity is an actual play Dungeons and Dragons set in a wild west frontier town at the borders of a kingdom of magic. Think cowboy elves and you’re halfway there.
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Microphones & Monsters (Launched March 2)
Microphones & Monsters is a Cthulhu Mythos 5e D&D actual play podcast. We are combining cosmic horror into a high fantasy setting in the world of Dunzautera. Join us in madness as our heroes solve mysteries, encounter alien technology, and try to survive the dread from eldritch entities.
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Three Ports in a Storm (Launched March 2)
Three Portlands is in crisis, and with the municipal government unable or unwilling to act, the task falls upon an unsanctioned paramilitary group funded by rogue Alderman Stephen McClure. Facing off against multinational corporations, organized crime, political cabals, labor cartels, religious cultists, and global conspiracies, this ragtag group of misfits and meddlers must try to save the Weird City, whether it likes it or not.
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Daft Dice Project (Launched March 3)
An Actual Play Podcast with a focus on showcasing games that don’t get the attention they should!
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Gone (Launched March 5)
Who are we but our memories? What if our memories are wrong? GONE is an episodic, surreal thriller tabletop actual play using the new Nibiru system about identity, memory, and what makes us who we are.
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In Strahd We Trust (Launched March 5)
Fantasy… mystery… indistinct European accents. Something’s wrong in the land of Barovia — and it’s up to our four plucky adventurers to save the day. Join our table for this weekly D&D 5E podcast based on the Curse of Strahd adventure. Fasten your armour, grab some ale, and roll for initiative!
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Laboratory 62 (Launched March 6)
In this Tales from the Loop actual play podcast four friends gather to take on the role of kids in a technologically astounding 80s. In the world created by Simon Stålenhag, the kids investigate mysteries but most of all crack jokes and harass their GM. Join us you won’t regret it.
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Do We Level Up? (Launched March 7)
A homebrew, Dungeons and Dragons 5e adventure. Join our party of adventurers as we explore and uncover the mysteries of the exotic land of Galandria.
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Dungeon Manager (Launched March 7)
Set in Faerûn after the “Age of Heroes,” this UK D&D actual play campaign follows five disparate adventurers as they tackle corruption and injustice in a world without hope.
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Queens of Adventure: Legends (Launched March 7)
Dungeons & Dragons & Drag Queens come together in stand alone comedy adventures! Queens of Adventure: Legends is our second podcast. It’s the place for live shows, one-shots, and stand alone side stories in a world of Dungeons & Drag Queens.
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Party Foul (Launched March 9)
A weekly dungeons and dragons podcast where we take your favorite animated movies and fairy tales and make a parody of these stories in a dnd setting.
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Tales of Kirby City (Launched March 17)
A Real Play (RPG) Role Playing Game podcast powered by FATE. A rotating group of friends play an adventure narrative as original super people, who fight to keep their capes clean as they battle evil in a strange comic book inspired world with fiends, friends, monsters, and mystery! Great for Newbies to RPG games, or anyone who wants more superhero fun in their ears. KA-POW!
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RanDMised (Launched March 18)
RanDMised is a new take on the classic D&D podcast format. Instead of one single DM, each week we roll to see which of our four players gets ripped from time and forced into the DM chair. With potential DMs and players, Callum Thomson, David Keown, Anna Woroniecka, Rui Monteiro and Liam Wright — the story can take some dramatic twists and turns thanks to the enigmatic minds of each of our players. Filled with intrigue, comedy and thrills, RanDMised will keep you guessing as to what happens next.
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Once Upon A Table Podcast (Launched March 21)
Join Glen, Niko, Andy and Sam for a laugh and a story as they adventure together in this actual play Dungeons & Dragons podcast set in a fictional version of modern day Milwaukee.
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Spellbound (Launched March 21)
Spellbound is fairy tale inspired, actual play D&D podcast, featuring DM Emma Carter and players Kelsea Botwinik-Hruza, Rebecca Munoz, and Lydia Miller. It follows the adventures of Delaelia, the elven ranger, Feliks, the gnome fighter (atop his goat Ramsay), and Princess Theia of Highguard, the Wild Magic sorceress.
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Cast of the Dice (Launched March 22)
An actual play Call of Cthulu podcast, set in 1980. At the intersection of the cold war and the supernatural, a misfit team of investigators from the Office of Naval Intelligence’s Records and Reconciliation unit, works to uncover the mysteries behind strange experiences at Guantanamo Bay Naval Station in Cuba. Their mission takes them to places near and far, common and bizarre, as the national security of the United States, and the fate of the entire world, turn on the actions of a few cast-offs from a small office in Virginia.
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Late to the Party (Launched March 23)
A Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition Actual Play Podcast with a modern twist. Join a real estate agent, a football coach, a failed actor and a teenager as they battle to save the world.
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Life as a Vampire (Launched March 23)
A 1 on 1 Vampire the Masquerade V5 campaign with myself as Storyteller and my wife as the lone player. Features prep discussion and actual play episodes.
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Realm Reckers (Launched March 24)
A heavily edited, real-play 5e Dungeons and Dragons podcast made by four friends in their spare time. Join us for adventure, intrigue, and general ridiculousness as we explore the realm and become heroes! (Or ruin everything… it’s whatever.) And yes. Yes, we did intentionally spell “Reckers” like that.
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Shrouds of Yesterday (Launched March 24)
Come with me, time out of mind, into the Shrouds of Yesterday. A horror-survival game that explores the struggles of mental duress and identity in an unfamiliar world. An Advanced Dungeons and Dragons game where the players don’t get to see their own character sheets; waking up with no memory, the audience learns about the world and protagonists at the same horrific pace that the players do. What would you do, with a blank slate and a dark past written in invisible ink? Shrouds of Yesterday comes from the malevolent and crafty mind of Hekate Nichols. Every other on Tuesday right here on Infinity Break!
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Fistful of Destiny (Launched March 25)
Five friends join forces to deliver a collaborative storytelling podcast set in the outer rim of a galaxy far, far away. Okay, it’s basically Dungeons and Dragons set in the Star Wars universe, but we’re not actually sure we’re allowed to say that. Firwood Studios presents: Fistful of Destiny!
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ClockTower (Launched March 26)
We follow our four heroes through strange and far flung worlds as they set out on missions from the mysterious ClockTower, all the while discovering who they are and what purpose they truly serve. Are you ready to step through the Mirror? Times ticking, Welcome to the ClockTower.
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The Rolls We Made (Launched March 27)
The Rolls We Made is a comedic, actual play podcast featuring the JoeJoeHasFun comedy team. We are playing Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition in Fantasy High School!
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Whispers In Your Head (Launched March 27)
An audio only actual play podcast for Arkham Horror the Card Game.
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Two-bit Heroes (Launched March 29)
A Pathfinder 2e actual-play podcast of magic, misadventure, and mayhem.
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Heart of Adventure (Launched March 31)
Come and find your Heart of Adventure in this monthly episodic D&D 5e real-play podcast where 6 friends who are basically family (and some actually are) travel and explore a world unlike one you have ever seen. Come with us as we laugh, cry, and scream at polyhedral pieces of plastic and discover new and exciting twists that our amazing GM throws at us each and every episode.
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This month’s debut list was curated by Tess Cocchio.
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