Isekai Realms, live play!

Maybe you've heard of the Forgotten Realms campaign setting of Dungeons and Dragons. Maybe you've heard of an author or two that has written novels and game materials. MAYBE you'd think it's fun to watch these authors and their real life friends transported into the Forgotten Realms and encountering some of the very characters and situations they wrote about. Now needing to worry: will I work to make my stories stay on cannon or do what I feel is right - the thin fine edge? Enter: Isekai Realms at the Dungeon Scrawlers.
This particular gameplay has a special place in my heart. I've been playing the DM's home game since he relaunched in July 2010. We've been going strong about twice a month for nigh on 13 years now, with some "mega sessions" peppered in there.  He tends to run everything within his own verse, so even when he does one shots or adventures outside the home group, they are related and do threaten to, at times, overlap.

Back to the gameplay! It will be running it's 5th episode on February 8, 9:30pm Eastern on twitch at the Dungeon Scrawlers! Come take a look, review the past episodes on YouTube, to and watch these folks stumble around like fish out of water, pawns of divinity. Dungeon Scrawlers also just wrapped up a campaign called Westgate Irregulars, they are running a campaign in Greymantle, and some other one shots and myriad streams.

Isekai Realms You Tube links (about 2.5 hours each):

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