The production quality has gone up and up as time has passed and damn it's fun to listen to. Sound effects and music back up the gameplay for the various games that AJ has been running and it really helps set the scene in a way that other role playing podcasts are lacking.

Lots of fun, adventure and unexpected backflipping contests. Full disclosure, I'm on the podcast playing the character Pronce, but I listen in to every episode whether I'm on it or not, it's genuinely a fun listen and great time killer.

I love D&D and this is definitely my fave D&D pod. The DM’s story craft and voice acting is second to none. The production value is very high, with sound effects and guest voices playing NPCs, and god damn it’s so funny. I’ve laughed out loud at this podcast while on the train more times than I can count!

The High quality production makes it very easy to hear everyone clearly and pulls you in for a funny and entertaining immersive listen. These guys are funny and charismatic and gel very well as a group. Makes my evenings delivering in the van pass by boredom free. Cheers guys.

The first thing that twigged me onto serially consuming the Pretending With Dice podacst was the quality of the editing. It sounds like a trivial thing but with so many podcasts to choose from it warms my cochlea to listen to one that has that consistant crisp audio. Mix that with a gang of great roleplayers and a talented (at hearding cats) GM and you can't really go wrong.

Much love from the @infinite_deer podcast team and myself personally.

Keep on adventuring,

Chad

(Infinite Deer: A D&D Podcast)

Chaotic, entertaining and a wonderfully reassuring remeinder that other there are other DMs out there that have to deal with loose cannon players just like mine.

Funny and enjoyable, I'm definitely not in it, AJ is a saint for putting up with the people playing