Hey @DarringtonPress we hear you like to feature daggerheart APs... how about our four-part DH miniseries?
youtu.be/nk6C8W0C2i4
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4 days left to Win a Call of Cthulhu Starter Set at shortreststudios.com/call-of…. Join me @IcarusGamesUK, @wizardsling, and Emily from 2 Crazy Casters for our live play event on Oct. 29 at 2 p.m. Central, where we'll announce the winners! Thanks @Chaosium_Inc!
Help me get the word out for this important issue plz: youtube.com/watch?v=hry3Tb8k…
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One page, one shot, four awesome players, and a ton of fun! Come watch the One Page One Shot Club play Nice Marines by @gshowitt
Featuring @WizardSling @dire_den @afernot & @eMBeaRGaming
#OPOSC
youtu.be/8aEoen4h4oU?si=j-3A…
Goat Crashers! (Actual Play One-Shot) youtu.be/G5PfkDbdGfE?si=PXQi… with @afernot @RdotDoyle DireDen @WizardSling #OPOSC
Interview Combat! Ryan Doyle ( @RdotDoyle ) From Verdigris Table and I duke it out! TWO YOUTUBERS ENTER! ONE YOUTUBER LEAVE!!! youtu.be/kWTXyq3TJFU?si=ufJ5…
Steal 5 MORE Blades In the Dark Rules for Your D&D Game youtube.com/watch?v=idsooDqN… @john_harper @bladesinthedark
Check out my action-packed interview on #InterviewCombat with @tabletopalchemy ’s Ignatius! The thrill of rolling dice and getting to know another person in a unique conversational combat format.
youtu.be/drA3GNIZt68
#TTRPGs #DnD #YouTube
I’m incredibly proud of my new video! A cheeky review of the 1982 d&d propaganda film Mazes & Monsters. Hope you enjoy!
I Watched the Worst D&D Movie Ever Made
youtu.be/nHS4fXCCTws
My favorite d&d character I ever played was a Bugbear bear totem barbarian named Bug who believed he was a real bear.
Anywhere we went, people would stare because he was a bugbear, but he assumed it was because they saw him as a bear.
#Phandelver and Below: Shattered Obelisk REVIEW: Worth Your Money? youtu.be/0qYB7cHslig?si=b4Oz…
What I've learned in six months as a D&D YouTuber
1. I have little idea what videos are going to "hit." Content I think is awesome sinks to the bottom and random stuff goes viral. 90% of my channel views come from about 10% of my videos. I dunno, I just work here.
2.The magic happens in the edit, not the recording.
3.Most people in the comments are very kind, supportive, and fun. But a small percentage are complete and total pedantic asshats. I realize that percentage would be a lot higher if I were female or a person of color.
6. Patience is a virtue because it’s incredibly hard to come by. Seeing my subscriber numbers slowly tick up can be maddening sometimes.
7.The D&D YouTuber creator community is filled with awesome people. The few I’ve made contact with so far are rad.
5. Good lighting, video quality, and sound are important, but content is what matters most. Pretty garbage is still garbage.




