Felicia Day on how Twenty-Sided Tavern changes the game for D&D
We discuss The Twenty-Sided Tavern show with former guest-star Felicia Day, and she explains how it can inform our own games of Dungeons & Dragons.
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D&D and improvisational comedy already share much of their respective DNA: colorful characters, unscripted scenes, and a shared, communal approach to storytelling. In this way, it seems only natural that the two would inevitably combine. Although actual plays often have a comedic bent (Dimension20 perhaps chief amongst them), Twenty-Sided Tavern has endeavoured to take it to the next level. The off-Broadway show presents a D&D adventure in …
