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 don't play DnD, but have been enjoying this delightful group of humans play! Lots of great storytelling, including great voices and descriptions by all the actors. Lots of great action sequences, but everything in between is great too. One of the best parts is being able to tell just how much fun everyone who made this was having! It lets the viewers in on the fun. Its rare TV nowadays that can make you laugh and cry, and still be fun even while packing a more emotional punch, but Encounter Party does it with ease. The sets and miniatures becme more and more intricate as the show continues, and the lighting is really captivating. Every time I think I have a favorite episode, I like the next even better.

This show is everything a TTRPG game should be. GM Brian David Judkins weaves together a story of mystery and intrigue as he guides the cast thru the happenings of the ship The Cherry Wind. Second would be the strong cast. Each do a great job of bringing their characters to life. You find yourself invested completely invested in their actions. Third would be the soundtrack that accompanies the gameplay, perfectly chosen to match the mood and emotion of the situations.

If you are a TTRPG player, or if you've ever considered playing, this show will only solidify your love of the game and make you wish you could be a part of the adventure. A must watch for anyone who loves the game. A+

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!