Episode 28 - Thumbs Up

An episode of the The Danger Dice Gang podcast, hosted by The Danger Dice Gang, titled "Episode 28 - Thumbs Up" was published on April 16, 2019 and runs 65 minutes.

April 16, 2019 ·65m · The Danger Dice Gang

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Episode Description

Welcome back to The Danger Dice Gang, in which a team of writers and cartoonists play Dungeons & Dragons first edition modules with fifth edition rules.

Cornered by lizardfolk, our heroes may need to rely on a flashback to get them out of trouble as they continue to explore the Isle of Dread -- but the most dangerous thing on the island may in fact be a member of the gang.

Follow The Danger Dice Gang on Twitter @DangerDiceGang, or visit us online at DangerDiceGang.com.

The Danger Dice Gang are:

Tory Woollcott, author of Science Comics: The Brain and Mirror Mind;
Kean Soo, author of Jellaby and March: Grand Prix;
Stacy King, writer and editor of Manga Classics;
and Andrew Wheeler, writer of Another Castle and Freelance.
Our dungeon master is Jim Zub, writer of Dungeons & Dragons comics, including Rick & Morty Vs. Dungeons & Dragons!

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