The Analog Dungeon
The Analog Dungeon Podcast
The Analog Dungeon is a bi-weekly podcast exploration of the weird, punishing, and hilarious world of old school Dungeons & Dragons.
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Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 1, Part 3: The Tomb of the Lizard King 22.07.2025 1:25:16
In the finale of Tomb of the Lizard King, the module finally lives up to its name! Jeramy and Russell tackle a dungeon featuring ambushing brigands, fanatic cultists, a well stocked library, and a banquet hall full of lizard men who only attack if you fail the vibe check. Once the secret of the Lizard King is revealed, only one question remains: does anyone know the knock spell? Otherwise, everyon...
Episode 1, Part 2: The Tomb of the Lizard King 08.07.2025 1:25:17
The adventure into Mark Acres’ chaotic classic Tomb of the Lizard King continues! Jeramy and Russell pay good money for an unpopular, union protected ballad, meet a very “helpful” friend of Count Johnny on the road, and take a ride on Crazy Steve’s Swamp Tour.
Episode 1, Part 1: The Tomb of the Lizard King 24.06.2025 1:19:00
In the very first part of the first episode of The Analog Dungeon, Jeramy introduces Russell to the 1982 masterpiece Tomb of the Lizard King, by Mark Acres, a module so dangerous it comes with a “special warning” and stable of decked out pre-gen characters so you can spare your favorite creations from a grisly death.
The Analog Dungeon: What? Why? 24.06.2025 4:44
Russell Jones and Jeramy Pappas, hosts of This Old Dungeon, talk briefly about the podcast: what it is, what it isn’t, and why you might want to spend your hard earned free time listening to them yap about D&D modules from 40 years ago (mostly because it's funny).
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