Tim founded GeeklyInc with Michael DiMauro way back in 2013 when they realized they had two podcasts and needed a place to stick them. Since then, Geekly has grown and taken off in ways Tim could have never imagined.
Michael “Thrifty Nerd” DiMauro described it best – “the best part of the latest DnD episode is the first 20 minutes where nothing happens and Harper hears a mouse.” I think that sums it up.
The adventure continues with Titus Harper (Tim Lanning), Thom the Dragonborn (Mike Bachmann), Aludra (Jennifer Cheek) and your Dungeon Master (Michael DiMauro).
Drunks and Dragons is a weekly podcast using the Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition ruleset. Please let us know what you think!
I’ve always found the little-known genius webcomic “pear-pear” to be very intelligently designed, drawn, and well-written (often subtly referencing classic art, ancient history, modern pop culture, or mythology within the dialog). It is something of a tragedy that there were not even twenty-five readers sufficient to fund a “Sherlock” themed T-shirt for the series, and the author seemed really bummed-out about it. This is an ongoing work that I would certainly describe as “Geekly”, and holds to a level of craftmanship that would certainly add value to the ‘Drunks and Dragons’ brand, while the author would likely welcome the increased readership from the Geekly network should the network plug his content.
Just wanna say very nice to see somebody reads these. Love the show.
I read EVERYTHING! Just don’t always respond. I love that you love the show!
So so so many bad dice rolls! But at least the frustration over all the failures adds to the funny.
Trying to find the stats for a 4e Beholder made me become aware of Monstergirls (https://1d4chan.org/wiki/File:Gazer.jpg). Now I have to come to terms with that. Just started a little while ago, trying to catch up.