D&D Episode 4 :: Mid-Day in the Maze of Mischief

WOOT!!! Been waiting for this since the last one came out…

Probably the best dungoens and doritos yet. Hex, your a great DM. I love how you just take every crazed suggestion and just go with it without so much as missing a beat.

I kinda missed the d&d themed music at the biggining, but I quickly stopped caring. All in all, great job.

Having only listened to very little Dungeons and Doritos (this being my first complete episode), I have to say… I think this particular group of “heroes” is actually worse than the Light Warriors of 8-Bit Theater. Also, while I sometimes miss the visual element, hearing it all unfold is more entertaining.

I think I’ve become a worse person for having listened to this podcast.

I think CHAIR might actually have become slightly more sane over the course of this episode. I wonder if he’ll start wearing clothes now that he’s realized he’s naked…?
Also, that’s a really — shall we say — unique way to barter your way free from a goddess’s domain. I feel kinda sorry for the rest of you guys having to put up with this, even though it’s friggin’ hilarious.

I guess Dungeons & Doritos works okay without the music — there aren’t any breaks in the action, and it does cut down on the run time. I did kinda like hearing all the epic stuff that you guys threw in there, though.

I actually like D&D w/out the music. In a normal podcast, you have a lot of stuff going on… a lot of different *separate* topics… and music works for it. But when I’m listening to D&D, I’m right there w/you. I’m experiencing it. I’m turning away from (but secretly staring at) all of Chair’s erections. When the music is in there, it brings me back to reality for a bit, and I don’t like that :(.

@codemonkey: I’ve never liked podcasts before this site. It’s true.

I actually preferred the music. This is great, but the music just set it apart from everything else. After all, what is Nerdy Show without the Nerdy Music?

Again something great, would love to to do some flash animation of the games using your audio with all the characters sitting around the table as themselves, except for Brian, who would a a nun in the corner just screaming NO NO NO all the time. Would be funny but the actual would be better.

Hamber said it right: we don’t want to tell you how you should play pretend elves! However, just in case you guys wanted to know for future (please ignore if you are specifically using house rules!): 1) the language for ‘infernal’ creatures like devils (thought not demons) is now the same for ‘celestial’ creatures, and is called ‘supernal’ instead of ‘infernal’ or ‘celestial’; 2) as Hamber mentioned, traps and other non-sentient/triggered events generally make attack rolls against a static defenses almost as if they were creatures instead of just hazards; 3) technically deities [as mentioned on page 244 Draconomicon (Chromatic) and I think 140-ish in Underdark] can manifest without using ‘statues’ in the material world, however creatures of lower than 20th level can’t affect them (and possibly couldn’t interact with or even notice them? I’m not sure) – so that’s a brilliant innovation on your part – and even above that are insanely hard to kill (requiring special epic quests to set up all the elements necessary to kill that specific deity, otherwise it simply discorperates for three months to a few years). Anyhoo, just thought I’d let you know, in case you guys were curious, and please, please feel free to ignore if you’re happy just doing your own thing! Related: First, I love this (rather vile) show! Also, after the events of the erotic pangolin and others, I’ve taken to plotting out and charting potential results of their adventures to date, some I might use and some I probably won’t. Fun stuff! Thanks.