D&D On Youtube

[Oddfellow]

Hey all!

I've recently started looking into D&D channels on Youtube, and I've found a few that have been incredibly entertaining and informative which I'd like to share (below).

SO: Any of you good folk know of some D&D-oriented Youtube channels you'd like to share? Any of you have your OWN channels you want to plug?

My recommendations:
My current favorite Youtube D&Der, named woodwwad: click here (http://www.youtube.com/user/woodwwad?feature=g-user-u).

A very special favorite RPer and personality, although not on YouTube is Spoony. Check out the section of his site called Counter Monkey here (http://spoonyexperiment.com/category/counter-monkey/).

[Daer]

couple i have come to

Esper Repsesper
(https://www.youtube.com/user/repsesper?feature=watch)
DNDWizards (http://www.youtube.com/user/DNDWizards/videos?sort=dd&flow=grid&view=0&page=6)

[Oddfellow]

Thanks for the links, Daer, I'll check those out.

Here's another YouTuber I enjoy, who is currently working in collaboration with his viewers to create a Hex World: his name is Samwise7RPG (https://www.youtube.com/user/Samwise7RPG?feature=g-high-c).

[OverdrivePrime]

I remember back in the day when 3.5 was new, the D&D PHB PSA channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/CreativeJuices7) was a fairly decent bunch of funny skits.

//spits out drink// Holy mother of dogs, they made 48 of them?! :smalleek:

[Oddfellow]

I remember back in the day when 3.5 was new, the D&D PHB PSA channel was a fairly decent bunch of funny skits.

Thanks, friendo, I'll give it a look. :smallamused:

Also, here's a favorite of mine: Grognard Games (http://www.youtube.com/user/GrognardGames?feature=watch) is a channel that covers the old school roots of D&D, and although they're still starting out, they've got a couple great interviews under their belts, including one with D&D legend Tim Kask. I definitely recommend you check it out, if you're into the history of D&D, and RPGs in general.

[Tovec]

//spits out drink// Holy mother of dogs, they made 48 of them?! :smalleek:

I seem to recall there was 50, they did the 50 out of order though. And yes, those were great. I really wish they had done more.

//spits out drink// those came out HOW many years ago!?

[Badgerish]

https://www.youtube.com/user/demonac
recaps and info from a modified D&D 3.5 campaign.
from the writer of the webcomic "another gaming comic" http://agc.deskslave.org/

[ghost_warlock]

No Dead Gentlemen (http://www.youtube.com/user/deadgentlemen)? FOR SHAME!

[Oddfellow]

No Dead Gentlemen? FOR SHAME!

I am sad to admit that I have never heard of these fellows ._.

Oh well, that's the point of this thread, isn't it? Thanks for sharing, sir!