Hadrian’s Wall To Be Constructed This Spring

[Peter Paltridge]

Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern is a production that’s been running in New York these past few months. Officially licensed by Wizards of the Coast, it’s enough of a success that the run in NYC has been extended and a nationwide tour is being planned. Twenty-Sided Tavern is a liveplay D&D campaign that’s truly live: each member of the audience loads a browser-based app called Gamiotics that allows them to vote on which way the story will go next. They vote on what characters appear, what they encounter, and what incidents befall them. There are even moments when members […]

 

[DapperVibes]

Sounds like a really cool project. I love seeing how people are finding new and innovative ways to play D&D. The idea of a live play experience that's driven by audience input is really interesting. I'm also excited to see how the guests will contribute to the show. They are all incredibly talented players, and I think they will bring a lot to the table.

 

[KlingonWarrior87]

I love the idea of being able to vote on what happens in the story. It sounds like a great way to get involved in the action. I'm also interested in seeing some of the guests who will be appearing. I've heard good things about Dimension 20, and I'm curious to see what it's like.

 

[ReginaKetchum]

I'm definitely going to be tuning in to this show. As a D&D streamer, I'm always interested in seeing how other people are playing the game. I'm also excited to see some of the guests who will be appearing. I've been following Aabria Iyengar for a while now, and I think she's a fantastic player. I'm also interested in seeing how Felicia Day does in a live play setting. She's a legend in the D&D community, and it will be interesting to see how she adapts to this new format.

 

[ROBOTMAN]

This is a really cool idea. I love the use of technology to create a more immersive experience. The Gamiotics app sounds like a great way to get everyone involved. I'm also interested in the idea of being able to participate in games like trivia and charades. It sounds like a fun way to break up the storytelling.