Lucas Maxwell

You Should Have Been a Meat Shield

Comedy EN ↓ 217 episodes

An actual-play Dungeons & Dragons Podcast. We've been questing since 2022.  Follow us on Instagram @meat_shield_pod  Starring in alphabetical order: Adelaide Underhill the halfling rogue (played by Alex Dunne) Rowan Harcourt the human warlock (played by Chloe Homewood) Sapphire Crow the tabaxi monk (played by Gráinne O'Brien) Sybilline Ex'eventu the anteater wizard (played by Alex Foulkes) Your Dungeon Master is Lucas "Zero Fun" Maxwell  Your friendly NPC is Ting the Verbeeg druid.  All artwork for the show by Gannucci Art. 

Author

Lucas Maxwell

Category

Comedy

Podcast website

meatshield.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

May 25, 2026

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Episodes

The Portable Magic Dispenser: Epsiode #61: Running a Great D&D Session Zero With Youth! 16.05.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Epsiode #60: Jarrett Lerner Discusses His New Book, A Work in Progress! 11.05.2023

Find out all about Jarrett's books here! https://jarrettlerner.com/books/

The Portable Magic Dispenser: Epsiode #59: The Benefits of Reading for Pleasure! 09.05.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Episode #58: Tips on Booktalking! 04.05.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Episode #57: Tips for Autistic D&D Dungeon Masters! 02.05.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 23: C'mon Chardy, Let's Go Party 01.05.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 22:Women in Business 27.04.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Epsiode #56: D&D and Free Books! 27.04.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Episode #55: Three New Library Lesson Ideas! 25.04.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 21: The Home Alone Manoeuvre 14.04.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Epsiode #54: A Quick Guide to D&D Combat! 13.04.2023

Downloadable PDF here: https://glenthornelrc.blogspot.com/2023/03/d-quick-guide-to-combat.html

The Portable Magic Dispenser: Epsiode #53: Practical Ways to Use ChatGPT 12.04.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 20: Highest Body Count Yet 22.03.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser Episode 52: Reflections on running our fist Dungeons & Dragons convention! 14.03.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 19: Pros and Cons 10.03.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser Episode 51: Tips on Bringing a Homemade D&D campaign to life! 16.02.2023

You can order my new book on D&D & Libraries here! https://facetpublishing.co.uk/page/detail/let/?K=9781783306138

You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 18: Go Directly to Jail 15.02.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser Episode 50: World Book Day Ideas! 14.02.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 17: Wizards & Weasels 08.02.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Episode 49: Bringing older students to the library! 07.02.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 16: Yeti, Set, Go 31.01.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Episode #48: Tips for New D&D Players! 24.01.2023
You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 15: The Ice, It Burns! 23.01.2023
The Portable Magic Dispenser: Episode #47: A Guide to Making 'Zines in the Library! 19.01.2023

Full guide here! https://glenthornelrc.blogspot.com/2023/01/a-guide-to-making-zines-in-library.html 

You Should Have Been a Meat Shield: A Dungeons & Dragons Podcast: Episode 14: Welcome Back, We're In Trouble 17.01.2023

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