Find ideas and guidance for your next tabletop adventure
Choose roleplaying creators and resources for preparing sessions, creating characters or enjoying an actual-play series.
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Ginny Di
YouTube channel of Ginny Di, a singer, cosplayer and tabletop gamer who shares advice for tabletop roleplaying. Useful for newer players and game masters.
Why it is here: Beginner-friendly advice for tabletop players and game masters from a longtime tabletop gamer.
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Dungeon Dudes
YouTube channel offering player's guides, game master advice, roleplaying tips and reviews for Dungeons & Dragons. Useful for players and DMs.
Why it is here: Practical player and game master guides for D&D and other tabletop roleplaying games.
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World of Io - Ioverse
YouTube channel for World of Io, a homebrew Dungeons & Dragons 5e setting. Videos show the world and its play.
Why it is here: A homebrew D&D setting shown through video, useful for game masters seeking ideas for their own worlds.
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High Rollers DnD
YouTube channel of High Rollers, a live-play Dungeons & Dragons campaign. Dungeon Master Mara runs the game for a group of players.
Why it is here: Live-play D&D campaigns, useful for those who like watching how a table plays.
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Sly Flourish The Lazy Dungeon Master
YouTube channel of Mike Shea, author of The Lazy Dungeon Master, with advice for Dungeons & Dragons game masters. Useful for DMs who want to prepare less.
Why it is here: Prep-light game master advice from a tabletop author who focuses on running games.
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Legends of Avantris
YouTube channel for Legends of Avantris, a group of friends who play D&D in person and tell stories in a homebrew world.
Why it is here: In-person D&D play in a custom setting, showing how a tabletop group tells a story.
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Pointy Hat
YouTube channel of Pointy Hat, a creator who makes Dungeons & Dragons videos about running games in unusual ways.
Why it is here: Tabletop videos with a comic approach, covering D&D rules and ideas.
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Bob World Builder
YouTube channel by Bob World Builder, with videos about making Dungeons & Dragons more fun. Useful for game masters and players.
Why it is here: World building and game tips for D&D from an independent creator.
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One Shot Quips
YouTube channel for One Shot Questers, a Dungeons & Dragons creator. Videos centre on tabletop roleplaying.
Why it is here: Tabletop roleplaying videos and one-shot adventures for players and game masters.
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MrRhexx
YouTube channel of MrRhexx, who makes Dungeons & Dragons videos including deep-dive lore documentaries.
Why it is here: Lore documentaries about D&D settings, useful for game masters seeking background.
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Tales from the Stinky Dragon
A Dungeons & Dragons actual-play podcast, now in its third campaign, aimed at all ages. Also on YouTube.
Why it is here: All-ages actual play, an easy way to hear a campaign unfold.
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XP to Level 3
YouTube channel by Jacob about tabletop roleplaying games. Covers topics around running and playing them.
Why it is here: Tabletop RPG talk from an independent creator, covering rules and play.
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Dungeons & Dragons
The official Dungeons & Dragons YouTube channel, run by Wizards of the Coast. It features videos about the game.
Why it is here: Official announcements and videos for D&D from the game's publisher.
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DnD Shorts
YouTube channel making humorous Dungeons & Dragons videos. Part of its ad revenue goes to charity.
Why it is here: Humorous D&D shorts for players who like quick, silly takes.
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Dingo Doodles
YouTube channel about Dungeons & Dragons and the creator's life. Mixes storytelling and comedy.
Why it is here: D&D humor and storytelling from an independent creator.
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CritCrab
YouTube channel of CritCrab, a creator who makes Dungeons & Dragons content aimed at players and dungeon masters alike.
Why it is here: D&D videos from an independent creator, for players and DMs.
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Viva La Dirt League D&D
The tabletop channel of Viva La Dirt League, with Dungeons & Dragons one-shots and board games. Features the group's actors in play sessions.
Why it is here: Comedic tabletop play from a sketch group, a friendly way to see D&D in action.
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MonkeyDM
YouTube channel of MonkeyDM, who makes content for Dungeons & Dragons 5e. Useful for game masters.
Why it is here: Practical D&D 5e content for game masters, from an independent creator.
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Gnome Stew
A tabletop gaming blog with articles on game mastering and roleplaying. Useful for game masters looking for ideas.
Why it is here: Long-running game master advice for tabletop roleplayers.
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Runesmith
YouTube channel of Runesmith, who makes Dungeons & Dragons content and runs a Discord community.
Why it is here: D&D videos with a community around them, for players and game masters.
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EN World
A news and reviews site for Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop roleplaying games. Useful for players and game masters following the hobby.
Why it is here: News and reviews that follow the tabletop RPG industry.
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D&D Beyond
The YouTube channel of D&D Beyond, the official digital toolset and game companion for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition. Useful for players learning the tools.
Why it is here: Official tutorials for the digital tools used to run and play D&D.
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The Character Sheet on ComicBook.com
YouTube channel of The Character Sheet, which reports tabletop RPG news including Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder. It is part of ComicBook.com.
Why it is here: Tabletop RPG news from a media outlet, covering the wider hobby.