The Incomparable Dungeon Masters
Total Party Kill
Adventuring since 2013, Total Party Kill is an actual-play podcast in which a bunch of friends play D&D on the Internet for your amusement.
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Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
10: Danger's My Middle Name 04.02.2014 55:58
A choice between two different magical fountains, plus some zombies and an angry skeleton.
9: Swimming Lessons 03.02.2014 56:40
Obelisks with lightning bolts and a surprising encounter with marine life.
8: Torn Between Two Obelisks 02.02.2014 56:56
The stone temple finally comes into view, but it’s protected by two horrible obelisks that shoot lightning bolts.
7: Enter the Minotaur 01.02.2014 57:12
A new adventurer joins the party, and everyone experiences a terrifying journey through the sandstorm vortex.
6: The Trouble With Eglath 31.01.2014 51:18
Our adventurers finish their battle at the whirlwind, but at a somewhat horrible price.
5: Sun, Sand, and Tareks 30.01.2014 55:37
The battle by the sandstorm vortex continues, with Carlos on the move and unpleasant Tareks doing damage to our adventurers.
4: Bone Javelin 29.01.2014 53:39
Glass spiders and a horrific sandstorm vex our Dark Sun adventurers.
3: Kank Merchant 28.01.2014 53:07
After waking up in an alley, our adventurers outfit themselves for a trip deep into the desert.
2: We've Been In Worse Situations 27.01.2014 49:56
Amid a brutal battle in a market area, our brave adventurers try to hide behind a hot dog cart. It works as well as you might expect.
1: Meet the Party 26.01.2014 47:42
Introducing our party of five adventurers in the desert realm of Athas, as they begin their quest and get in a fight with some nasty dwarves. It doesn’t go well.
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