Timothy Martin, Benjamin Beard, Michael Shane, Dylan Thomas
Serious Dungeon Time
This is a real-play Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition podcast exploring a homebrew world while cracking wise! This is the perfect podcast for those both new and familiar with D&D. Check us out on these platforms and send us a message! We are always looking for people to work with, and we'd love to hear your backstory! Gmail @seriousdungeontime@gmail.comTwitter www.twitter.com/@TimeDungeonInstagram www.instagram.com/@SeriousDungeonTime
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Timothy Martin, Benjamin Beard, Michael Shane, Dylan Thomas
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Latest episode
May 11, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 4: Militia Joining for Dummies 12.04.2021 58:19
In this episode, the players deal with the aftermath of a devastating attack, learn how religious the locals are, and meet a shady shopkeep who can crack the wise right back at them!
Episode 3: Buzzed to Death 05.04.2021 46:10
In this episode, the players get acquainted with the history of Toryin, learned of Grengu's not-so-subtle plot to lead the town, and use their wise-cracks to avoid a near-death experience!
Episode 2: Two Bodies, One Croc, and One Brown Rock to Rule Them All 29.03.2021 43:46
The players make some excellent observations on the strange crime scene in the frozen swamp. Both the case and the wise have been cracked wide open!
Episode 1: Don't Eat the Green Snow 21.03.2021 1:18:51
In this episode, the players dive head-first into the campaign world! Will they arrest an innocent man? Will they get hammered in a tavern? Maybe, but one thing is for sure: they will crack wise.
Serious Dungeon Time: Session 0 07.03.2021 50:31
The players get together to talk about their character ideas and crack wise, but who ends up making the best character?
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