I am going to repeat what I've said before: Dropout is a great streaming service for tabletop content with heart. And it's now, very suddenly, found itself a plucky little indie in need of support.
If you want to see something amazing? Sign up for a free trial of @dropout at dropout.tv. Watch @dimension20show's second season, Escape From Bloodkeep. It is a self-contained mini season and it is very short, though the episodes are 1-2 hours.
@dropout @dimension20show The high concept behind that season is it's an epic level campaign where all the PCs are ranking lieutenants of a Sauron-esque lord of evil. As far as they know, it's the eve of total victory.
But the show starts 15 minutes before the proverbial jewelry hits the lava.
But the show starts 15 minutes before the proverbial jewelry hits the lava.
@dropout @dimension20show Now, all of the players in @dimension20show are talented improv actors, which means it's often wickedly funny but also the show has a tendency to go in unexpected but brilliant ways.
If you watch Escape from the Bloodkeep, you will see something magical happen. I promise you.
If you watch Escape from the Bloodkeep, you will see something magical happen. I promise you.
@dropout @dimension20show You will laugh. You will cry. You will learn a little something about life.
@dropout @dimension20show And the same is true for the two completed full-length seasons of Dimension 20, which feature a different (though also phenomenal) cast. It's just harder to get through them in a trial period.
@dropout @dimension20show As much as I love D&D, I didn't see the appeal of watching other people play it until I saw @dimension20show. Now I watch and I cheer and I shout at the screen and it's basically my sports.
@dropout @dimension20show It's, like, $4 a month? I'd pay that for the tabletop content. Other people in my household watch more stuff on it, too.
