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6 episodes

1 For All - Season 1

First aired Oct 15, 2019Season 1

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MovieGoer223

10.0

I first stumbled upon this series by chance. However, after watching the first episode, I was hooked. These guys really understand how to make a comedy show that speaks to the experience of its target audience. All I know is, I have definitely played with/DMed for these types of D&D party members. I was laughing HARD, right from the get-go. If you like D&D, roleplaying games, or GOOD situational comedy, you'll like this show. Only 1 complaint: the episodes are short. I would love to see longer episodes with broader stories, or some sort of "movie" type thing. In lieu of that, I will remain a devoted fan of this series.

Episodes

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Episode 1

You Meet In A Tavern...

NR
Oct 15, 201910 min

Three adventurers meet in a dark tavern to see a man about a dangerous quest. What do you do? Meet the characters joining Pat's new campaign. What could possibly go wrong? D&D was a mistake.

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Episode 2

Stealthy Approach

NR
Nov 19, 201910 min

While trying to enter King Jerald's Royal Garden the party encounter a lone guard blocking the path. How will they deal with the situation?

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Episode 3

Perception Check

NR
Dec 18, 201910 min

While searching for a place to rest for the night, our party finds a clearing in the woods which looks COMPLETELY SAFE.

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Episode 4

Roll to Seduce

NR
Jan 22, 202010 min

When a situation seems hopeless never forget there is always one more option available: seduce your way out of it.

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Episode 5

Murderhobo

NR
Feb 20, 202010 min

It all started over an apple.

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Episode 6

Tragic Backstories

NR
Mar 31, 202010 min

No, we are not doing this. We are not sharing our tragic backstories and bonding over them.