This is a catalog of RPG-related podcasts, actual play or otherwise.

If you want to explore far more actual play podcasts than we can detail here, go check out RPG Casts. Some of them are recorded by professional voice actors, and even the ones that aren’t – especially the long-running ones – generally feature likable personalities performing fun in-game activities. Besides that, many listeners (like me) find that actual play podcasts are simply fun to listen to. One of the great advantages of these kinds of episodes is that you can learn about a game before you buy it…or even before you CAN buy it, because some of these podcasts feature games before they are released. Like the more general-purpose gaming podcasts, actual plays cover many many many different games and genres and play styles. These are recordings of real RPG game sessions, often edited for brevity and sometimes even enhanced with sound effects and music. Keith Garrett stepped into the guest gnome hat (we should really clean that thing after each use) and did a sampling of actual play podcasts! Check it out below! – Head Gnome JohnĪ while back we talked about some general RPG Podcasts, so today we’d like to discuss a more focused topic: actual-play podcasts.

Today’s guest article is a follow up to our sampling of podcasts article.

Spooky tabletop rpg actual play podcast