Dan Reem

Teachers in the Dungeon

Leisure EN ↓ 278 episodes

Tom Gross and Dan Reem discuss Dungeons&Dragons 5e homebrew content from both player and DM perspectives, with additional episodes devoted to other topics related to D&D. We'd love to hear your feedback: teachersinthedungeon@gmail.com

Author

Dan Reem

Category

Leisure

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Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 4: The Telessaria Adventure Part 3 31.08.2021

The party arrives in Telessaria to confront a variety of horrible undead.  What could account for their presence there, and how can the party defeat them? Follow us on Twitter @DungeonTeachers and Instagram: Teachers in the Dungeon Website: Teachers in the Dungeon

Episode 3: The Telessaria Adventure Part 2 24.08.2021

Tom and Dan discuss the progress of the party as it navigates strange temples, zombie-infested fighting pits, and frightened and desperate villagers, struggling to solve the mystery of Telessaria. Follow us on Twitter @DungeonTeachers and Instagram: Teachers in the Dungeon Website: Teachers in the Dungeon

Episode 2: The Telessaria Adventure, Part 1. 17.08.2021

Tom and Dan share the homebrew adventure Telessaria, giving listeners a chance to see a session from the point of view of both a player and a DM.  They retell the tale, adding insights from successes and failures experienced on both sides of the DM screen. Follow us on Twitter @DungeonTeachers and Instagram: Teachers in the Dungeon Website: Teachers in the Dungeon

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