From the players who make some of the most fun characters to join in the adventure with, to the DM who is able to create a world full of life and humor, I’m proud to say I’ve listened to this podcast for years. It’s one of the best podcasts I’ve listened too, and I always come back to it when I have a itch for liveplay again and again. Love being considered a stub. Thanks for all your hard work guys!!

Been enjoying the podcast for awhile now. And I have to say it’s hard not to laugh when I’m at work. Although I am sad that I’ve caught up to the most recent episode. Because now I have to find something else to listen to while I wait for more. 😭 Keep up the great job 🤣😆🤣👍👍👍

THE BEST. PODCAST. EVER. I listen to this and laugh all frickin day and night. Adam even emailed me back and it’s just very nice. It has helped become a better dm because of it. Still sad the necromancer didn’t stick the staff up his butt but ya know... 😂😂😂 thanks for making my day, Stubborn Heroes!!

A great pathfinder story telling podcast.

*Disclaimer: I go into plot spoilers and examples in this, so read at your own risk, but I feel the points are valid. I started this podcast and I legitimately enjoyed it. The setting is intriguing, I love the characters, and the plot is great. But I wrote this review cause I really have a hard time with the DM style. I DM myself, and I feel that a good DM empowers their characters to move through a plot they design, but the players have a control over the plot and their actions truely matter. I'm also a firm believer of the "yes, and" rule, where you never fully say no to a player, no matter how crazy their request is. So it really annoys me when I'm a player or I'm listening to a podcast and I feel like the DM kind of disregards that. There are examples throughtout the podcast where Adam cuts off players, or says no to them, tells them they can't do something even before they try the check, or doesn't inform brand new players of the existance of medicine checks and then smiles as they almost die because of it, and I get that alot of my irritaiton there is personal game preference and probably some nit-pickery. But what modivated me to write this was episode 12. Previously, in episode 5, the party had made a deal with a otherworldy demon creature to save a character's neice while freeing the creature from imprisonment. The the deal clearly subtly favored the creature, so it wasn't a surprise to see it again in episode 12. What was a surprise, was it killing a player in the space of 5 minutes. The DM prompts a player to go walking out from town at night, they get assulted, get dropped to one health in one hit, is essentially told that none of their attacks can do anything, and then is ripped limb from limb. Initiative isn't even rolled. It felt like one of the core components of a machine had been ripped out. There wasn't a big fight or real point to the death. It felt like Adam just stamped on a beloved character for plot and shock value. That's what really irritated me. As a DM, and as the DM of a live play podcast, you should view character development is a great and wonderful thing that keeps the audience and the players invested, and to pretty much purposefully kill off a character is a great way to make players feel like their actions don't drive the plot at all, it's just the DM's wim. Imagine being normal 3rd level character's and the DM just decides to throw a red dragon at you to show he's in charge. It would make you feel like you don't have control over the game. I think the worst part was Adam's smug tone when he literally said "yeah, you're dead, you can rip up that character sheet." In conclusion, if you don't play dnd or you don't care that much about these things, this podcast is good. Like I said, the setting, characters, and plot are great. But I don't know if I'll be able to keep listening when I feel like the DM doesn't respect the actions and narrative power of the characters, and is willing to kill them off in a pompous manner and then spend all of the next episode taking away from the quality plot to introduce a new character. *Disclaimer: I'm only on episode 13, so it might get better but I'm not sure if I'm going to keep listening to see.

A thoroughly entertaining podcast I would adamantly recomment to anyone who enjoys thorough, amazing world-building by the DM, interesting and fun characters that you can get invested in, and the wild hijinks that ensue when the two meet. Funny, engrossing, and even emotional at times this podcast is definitely worth a listen!

Absolutely love this podcast and I give the DM all the credit in the world for not killing the players more often as much as they push him to the point of nearly snapping! Hahaha. Great cast and the guys are all funny.

The story telling was very detailed without being boring. Enjoyed the interaction between the players and the DM! They bring the game to life!

Supporting hard workers; they clearly put effort into it.

I didn't want to download horrible itunes, but I have to support my comrades and friends at arms. You guys do great work and I'm always excited to hear your next episode. Thanks for being cool enough to listen to me when I pointed out a rule discrepency. Love you guys, keep up the awesome.

I've listened up to episode 4 and have found this podcast very entertaining - good story, engaging characters, strong role playing and enthusiastic game play. There are lots of D&D podcasts out there, but few have all of those things. Well worth a listen!

I listened to all three available podcasts back to back at work today and enjoyed them very much. The DM has woven a wonderful story together. Though most of the first episode was comprised by combat, it did not feel bogged down or stretched out overly long, in my opinion. The DM did a great job at keeping the action going and the players were swift in their decision making. Even the new players seemed to have a good idea of what they were doing and did not slow things down at all. They were funny and made quips without going completely off task. All the things i like in a great session of D&D. Keep up the great work guys :) I look forward to listening to more of your adventures! (@DeeHatesIt on twitter)