Actual Play Shows

In various periods of hiatus between produced episodes of HSWT, such as the weeks between Season 1 and Season 2, DSPN often publishes Actual Play podcast episodes featuring the cast and crew of HSWT and Anthony. 

Actual Play 1 contains several episodes of an Actual Play event featuring James Introcaso as the DM, several cast members and some dude named Anthony.

Actual Play 2 featured James Introcaso again running a one-shot of Merric Blackman's Death in the Cornfields! with various cast members (and guess who) and resulted in a Total Party Kill of a couple of hours. 

Actual Play 3 was broadcast in July 2017 in the hiatus between Season 1 and Season 2. It included three episodes running James Introcaso's The Master's Vault, a free adventure available on Roll20.net to anyone. It featured Vegas Lancaster as Diane Feinstein, Matt Uhrich in his inaugural D&D experience playing  Dobus, Daboderus, Bardodus, a rogue, and Rudy Basso as the eponymous Rond Firetummy (of the IronForge Firetummies), a bawling dwarf. They bravely fought 5, no three kobolds. Six, or 4 flying snakes. and 5 or 3 skeletons, and survived a ghostly haunting, deadly necromancer and Iron Chef Blue dragon. 

Actual Play 4 was broadcast in three parts in August 2017, and features Rudy Basso as your DM, running a one-shot (three-shot) of Teos Abadia's Adamantine Chef (available now on [Guild]) with players such as Mark G. Smith, Alex Basso, Liz So, Liz So's boyfriend Thiago, and Caroline Collins. They battle bad guys with food. It's pretty much Rudy's worst nightmare come true.  

Actual Play 5 was broadcast in three parts during September 2017, and features the return of James Introcaso as your DM running Richard Jansen-Parkes' Free adventure entitled The Wild Sheep Chase! The players are fan favorites John Fischer (Thoven Battlebeard), Dan Keyser (Benicio Markanti), a tardy Vin St. John (Taverngoer something or other and Rolf the Paladin), and Vegas Lancaster (Tom the Fish). Join the cast as they battle bears, monkey-kin, wand-wielding fiends, and their own almost overwhelming need for precision. Revel in Stabby-cakes' assessment of the best places to place an off-track bet in 1940s Brooklyn, NY. Bask in the glow of the expert level character development of the angry, young transmuter, Z. And wince internally and visibly as Elrond Hubbard is critically fisted by something that's probably not technically a monkey. In the end, the message is clear in the mind of the sheep: No one from the Apprentice program should ever be given any sort of power ever, or they will use it for evil and endanger everyone.*  

More actual play to come in future breaks.

_{*There's an evil apprentice in there, look it up! All references to any person living, dead, or presidential is purely coincidental.}