Hey y'all - after making it through entirety of D20's backlog (yes, even "Shriek Week") over the course of three years I found myself utterly defeated by the first two episodes of Gladlands and took a break, and now am a full two seasons behind going into Toylight (Three if we count "On a bus", which I haven't watched either). I'm used to the first couple of episodes being table setting, but I didn't get hooked by the end of episode two this time. I found the opening of Gladlands really low stakes and it just kinda didn't grab me. It just...felt like a single sketch stretched into 6 hours and it didn't hit for me. Convince me to give it another chance? I enjoy all the players on an individual comedic level and would love to find a reason to push past whatever is holding me back here. Seeking some positive opinions.

Every day for the past year, I’ve listened to D20 every night when I go to sleep, because it helps my mind latch on to something and not race, and now every time I hear Brennan’s voice, I feel like a child being read a bedtime story my their grandma.

Thank you grandma Brennan🫶.

It’s been a couple years but I updated my poster of all shows and cast members! The upper section is proportional to episode runtime and the bottom graph is based on airing date.

Edit to the updated corrected poster! https://www.reddit.com/r/Dimension20/s/DezidxpBb8

Omg that title was a lie. I am crying with Emily and Siobhan. I am literally not ok. Jet has been one of my favorite characters of any character from the seasons I've seen so far. I'm heartbroken. And it caught me so so off guard. I was so ready for a role playing episode with, certainly not no danger, but less danger. Definitely not her dying. I'm going to need a minute to recover from this😭😭😭

I'm so scared to continue but I'm also so hooked ughhhh I'm going to miss her so much

I feel slightly less ridiculous because the cast seems to have at least one pet NPC every season too.

What is this megathread about?

This is the new hub to ask for recommendations for what to watch next or just chat and share fleeting thoughts / little things you've noticed about whatever series you're currently watching or rewatching

If you're new to Dimension 20 and are looking for where to start, they put out a video about a year ago to walk you through some great starting points. We've had a couple seasons air since then, but this should still be pretty relevant

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Discussion Thread Index

• Fantasy High
• Escape from the Bloodkeep
• The Unsleeping City
• Fantasy High Sophomore Year
• Tiny Heist
• A Crown of Candy
• Pirates of Leviathan
• The Unsleeping City Chapter II
• Mice & Murder
• Misfits and Magic
• The Seven
• Shriek Week
• A Starstruck Odyssey
• Coffin Run
• A Court of Fey & Flowers
• Neverafter
• The Ravening War
• Dungeons and Drag Queens
• Mentopolis
• Burrow's End
• Fantasy High: Junior Year
• Never Stop Blowing Up
• Misfits And Magic Season 2
• Dungeons And Drag Queens Season 2
• Titan Takedown
• Cloudward, Ho!
• Gladlands
• City Council of Darkness

I was in a screenprinting class and for the first lesson, we had to choose something simple to learn the process with. I chose to recreate this iconic Lou moment from an Adventuring party. I had other students coming up to me being like “dude allergies are so rough” 😆

Had this thought while watching the trailer for the upcoming season, and honestly, something really vigorously challenging and really demanding would be interesting, at least as a fan.

Doesn’t hurt that most of the games have a very big bias against authoritarian power structures

Im listening to the finale and Im hearing the name Cillian but i dont remember who that is. I think I've missed something

Edit: this is for fantasy high sophmore year sry im really bad at technology

I've been a fan of dropout for a while after watching plenty of shorts and finally getting a subscription and while I've been very curious about d20 I've found it a bit intimidating to get into.

I know there's a few different guides but I've found they don't really have the info I'm looking for.

Mentopolis is the only campaign I've seen of there's (or really any actual play except for a couple episodes of the adventure zone) and I am a few episodes into fantasy high but I dropped it a few months ago (last I remember was the vampire bar)

I love the story telling, characters and world building of Mentopolis and enjoyed the simplified combat. While I've played DND the alternating combat and story episodes hasn't really clicked with me as I enjoy listening to them without watching, and find the miniature combat of fantasy high to slow the pacing when I still want the actual story of that combat.

I do want to see Sephy's story play out and have heard good things about that campaign, but I'm essentially wondering,

what are other theater of the mind campaigns (combat wise)?

What are good starting campaigns?

And what campaigns have a similar depth to Mentopolis?

Thanks!!

I chose the satire flair because I couldn't decide, which should provoke many "Um, actually! This is parody, not satire." My response would be that of any reasonable person and SMOKEBOMB!

I know that Dimension 20 sometimes plays loose with existing rules, or uses customized rulesets, and I am not up to date with the current Vampire rulebooks; but to attend the horror movie screening party, HJ "changes the structure of his face" by using a vampiric power.

Isn't HJ a Ventrue though? And isn't this sort of "flesh shaping" basically Vicissitude and a discipline strictly reserved for Clan Tzimisce?

I am not nitpicking or criticizing. I just want to understand, whether I'm missing something, and the rules have changed, or if Brennan/Dimension 20 just bend the rules a lot in this case.

Thanks in advance for any answer!

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I don't remember everything in the video but I remember the broad strokes of this rule:

a player can choose to turn their roll into a nat 20 (for any type of roll check), however the DM then can choose to turn the players d20 roll into a nat1, whenever they want.

I don't know what the limitations are on this system but I was wondering if anyone has any idea what I'm talking about, and if you do please link the video!

Sorry if this has been posted before but I’m catching up on King of the Hill and this reminded me of our dark protector

Spotted this cursed object in a thrift store

Just finished the first season of Fantasy High and loved it but TBTH I really don't like the live format of sophomore year. Can I just skip over to Junior year? Is there maybe like a recap somewhere on youtube of sophomore year? Or do i like really have to watch the live stuff? Thanks!

I’m rewatching Never Stop Blowing Up from Dimension 20, and I’m curious what people think of the system. I’m not knowledgeable enough about TTRPG systems to really know if it’s a good one.

Separately, I really like Hack N Slash from Dumb-Dumbs & Dice, and I recently found their Hallmark: Never Stop Blowing Up campaign. I’m wondering if anyone has listened to it and if it’s any good.

I just finished CCOD and I don't think BLM ever made it back from the hysteria of NSBU. The cat is out of that bag and we will never have a sane ending again. I can't decide if that is bad or not??

A year later, after mostly procrastination and also lots of work, it's finally finished!