If you like tabletop RPGs and you’re not listening to the Danger Club, stop what you’re doing and listen now. Nonstop laughs, a thoroughly addicting story and characters, great gameplay, and best of all: a genius DM who’s never at a loss for ridiculous NPC voices and backstories and never hesitates to incorporate a character’s uproariously questionable choices into the plot line — and a glorious crew of players whose rapport, comedic brilliance, and real heart have to be experienced to be believed. Listen now!

After getting caught up on my favorite RPG podcasts I looked around for a new crew to entertain me. I found the hilarious Brits version hat were obviously raised by American ex-Pat nerds. The musical tunes, the pop culture, the Simpsons! I’m still getting caught up, and I’m looking forward to see the guys develop.

Every week I wait for the next episode. Great banter. Wonderful characters. The DM rocks. Easy to listen to 5 episodes and not realize the time has passed. Thanks for a great story!

This podcast is consistently hilarious and the only actual play podcast I consistently listen to. I can’t go anywhere else now because these guys are truly so much better. They do nothing but the most random things in game which always makes me laugh. I constantly recommend this podcast to my friends and would suggest it to anyone looking for a podcast full of amazing British people and a great time. (As a memorial to Beelezeboob) Tavern name request: Grandma Boots’ Lingerie Cafe

This is a very funny podcast. If you’re American (like me) you won’t get half the jokes. But it’s still funny enough to be one of the most entertaining podcasts I’ve listened to. Great stuff!

6 British actors playing Pathfinder and boy do they! These guys are hilarious and the show is incredibly addictive. It starts a little rough like most actual plays but find their footing in good time. In a dozen or so eps they go from drunk murder(ish) hobos to a tight knit family (think of your own family and you'll get it). I'm little over half way though and each episode gets better. They fearlessly move from 1st editon to 2nd edition rules as soon as they can and the show doesn't miss a beat (the currency exchange alone is genius and funny). Like all the best it makes you want to be at their table. I really need to find some Brits to play with.

Barring the fact that I miss about 1/3 of the jokes being from the US, this is by far the best Pathfinder podcast out there. Hilarious and well played. Also, I plan on seeing Jam Jam Jamboree open for Sick Wolf if the pandemic doesn’t kill us all.

Great pod if you like funny real-play pathfinder.

Found it about a week or two ago, and I have watched all 100+ episodes. Amazing content

A crazier party of adventurers than seen in most PF podcasts, but with a great GM who keeps the whole thing running smoothly. Probably the longest running PF2 podcast, since they transitioned early on and did a really funny dip into the Fall of Plaguestone module.

I found these guys a few months ago and have been hooked. I listen to an episode on the way to and from work. The worst thing about this podcast is I am all caught up and have to wait a long week for the next episode.

Don’t let the title fool you, this isn’t just the best pf2e podcast, it’s by far my favorite podcast of any system, including the bulk of the beginning episodes which are on the pathfinder first edition system. Honestly, the only thing I dislike about listening to the Danger Club’s adventures is how often I find myself grinning like an idiot on my walk to work. This amazing cast and their spectacular guests have made me laugh, cry, and pull my hair out while shaking my head at some... questionable tactics in battle. And in regular conversation, for that matter. If you’re looking for an actual play podcast, regardless of the system (though I am especially happy that they shifted over to second edition), you NEED to check out the Danger Club. You will not regret it.

I enjoy listening to actual play podcasts. I enjoy playing TTRPG but enjoy just listening on the side as well. I love the Danger Club for their good roleplaying, funny joke, great storying telling, and that Pathfinder goodness. The team provides a great mix of all of the above and really help you get immersed in the story. I often end up laughing out loud, which is the ultimate sign of funny content. Come for the dice roles, stay for the pocket meat.

I give 5 stars because the goblin told me to and it is a really great show

I listen to a few actual play podcasts, and this one is one of my favorites! Fulton Battlestone is my favorite dwarf I have heard played. That character makes me laugh out loud all the time. Keep it up guys

I love the hour long format. The game play is great and keeps you hanging. Be prepared for a story more than deep game rules.

I found these guys a few weeks go because I was planning on running the new Pathfinder 2e Fall of Plaguestone module and wanted to hear how other GMs handled the new system. Since then, I’ve binged through 20 episodes and am happy to have found another solid Pathfinder actual play Podcast. Another great thing about Danger Club is that they’re running a lot of the shorter Paizo modules, as opposed to the longer Adventure Paths (like Glass Cannon does.) The GM has a great sense of what to pull from the publish adventure, what to leave out, and what to change. Very, VERY well done!

First things first, this show has a great cast, who really get into what they're doing (rolling dice and arguing about their imaginary exploits), and has really great production values and engineering. What I personally love about this show is that instead of following an 'on-the-rails' Adventure Path like a lot of other Pathfinder actual play shows, this one feels a lot more like a regular home game where the referee/GM strings together a series of unconnected adventures into an after-the-fact narrative. Adding to the feel of the regular home game are the antics of the characters, who frequently get sidetracked and make a lot of questionable decisions about how to resolve problems. The characters are great and varied, and are much more interesting than your typical 'optimized for the AP' flavorless stand-in or walking clichè of 12-year old boy heroics. It's silly, serious, funny, sad, and friendly. Give it a listen if you're looking for more than just another run-through of yet another Adventure Path.

An “actual play” podcast that takes you along for an adventure filled with accents, cursed dice, and singing...and that’s all out of character. If you are a fan of RPGs such as D&D or Pathfinder, or even if you are new to table top role play games, this podcast has something for everyone. It’s funny, entertaining, and well done. The guys are also great about communicating with their listeners over social media and their Discord channel. So give them a listen, you will not regret it!

One of the very few ‘actual play’ podcasts that has kept me engaged. Things go off the rails pretty quickly, but it’s a joy to listen to. I really enjoy the players enjoyment in role playing their characters and hope to incorporate more into my own games. Give it a listen!