In a world where everyone is now playing D&D and those folks happen to have access to a cheap microphone and some friends willing to goof into it for three hours, it’s refreshing to hear a show that has great audio right off the bat. The take on it is fun as well, since all the players are goblins and not your typical heroes. This show is definitely worth a listen if you’re into actual play. Devon Producer/Host/Founder Moundhousedude Studios

I happened across this podcast as a recommendation from a friend and I’m glad I gave it a chance. The groups are fun role players who make the whole experience fun to listen to and follow along with. Great job!

The characters work so well together that it seems like they’ve been doing this for years

Characters are hilarious and played wonderfully. The story is vivid - nice job Chase!

In addition to being well produced, the plot is unique and I'm interested in seeing where it goes! The one downside is that it only has 5 episodes!

I love the podcast. Can’t wait for the next episode. It made me laugh and I love the flavor of each character.

Great audio, great story, and great players. Listened to all episodes up to this point will be looking forward to finding out where things go for the five years!

They have a good Repport and good sound quality from the beginning of the adventure. Can't wait to see where they go from here.

Seriously, they start off with such crisp audio and great sound effects for a relatively new podcast that I was actually confused for a second. I've listened to the first two episodes so far and I'm loving every second of it. This is a podcast everyone should keep their eye and/or ear on! My only complaint is that I can't give it more than 5 stars.

A fresh take on real play podcasting. I love that everyone is playing an evil(ish) character. Chase clearly prepares everything beforehand creating a fleshed our and full world for his players and listeners to imagine. Everyone plays and communicates so naturally. There’s no awkward joking, but instead solid, natural humor. I don’t follow a lot of Real Play Podcasts, but this is one I’ll keep listening to.

This is a very immersive real-play listen. Any fan of DnD should appreciate the quality of play and DMing here and the sound quality is flawless from the get-go. I love how vivid the world feels with just a simple bed of SFX. And the players all sound comfortable on mic, which just adds to the experience. For me, a good real-play listen is one that paints a vivid picture without sounding too overproduced and this one seems to get the right balance. Highly suggest this one.

The premise of creatures trying to fight evil tendencies is awesome. The chemistry between the group is astounding and it makes me smile and laugh. I love the early pop culture references and I hope the DM continues with that trend. Keep up the great work

I have only listened to a couple other RPG gameplay podcasts because they seem to be generally uninteresting or not produced well. Neither of these is the case with WAD :D I am currently listening through the story so far for a second time and loving all the references to movies like Big Trouble in Little China, as well as the humor that naturally spawns from friends playing a game together. Reach around to get your phone and subscribe :)

Just discovered this new actual play podcast and have really enjoyed it so far. Great story, good role playing and excellent sound quality. Keep up the good work - I’ll be listening!

The sound quality is excellent. Either through editing or sheer courtesy for each other the players stand out distinctly from each other. Starts a little dry but quickly warms up.

You don't see a lot of dnd podcasts where the goblins are the good guys! Can't wait to see where the dm takes this!

Really loving it.