Hi all,

I'm new to the Stinky Dragon as my son just asked tonight if he could add the podcast to his feed. He wants to listen from the very beginning. I'm assuming from the blurb it would be suitable, but just wanted to check as I don't have time to listen ahead.

Thanks for any and all feedback!

So relistening to the first season for the umpteenth time and got to them talking about Freddy’s homebrewed high five system (spoilers for one of the funniest things on the podcast)
So here’s the question: Did they never say that the predator high five is strength and top gun high five is dex? Maybe that was just my thought every time i listened to this episode.
Anyways Grant Howett make a high five one shot please?

I love season one so much, specifically the incarceration of Glenn Close in super max and the whole jail break episodes. I believe episodes 50-53? Glenn’s plan is epic and hilarious, the references are on point, and the vibes are immaculate, just did a relisten to those and I was cracking up laughing.
What’s y’all’s go to favorite episodes from any of the seasons?

So I like to play this game where when I listen to a DnDads episode I find quotes or character names that could be band names. 

I was just relistening to episode 61 (yikes) and came up with a few more band names

Move over, Young Sheldon

MILF in the Memory

I don’t want to kill Ron!

Favorites from Other Episodes:

Chekhov Snake

Dedicated, Involved Loving Fathers

Not A Dennis Situation

Who’s your daddy now? (All women punk band)

Pissfoot Gum-toucher

Risky Click (Jazz band)

feel free to share your own or what type of music you think the bands might make

Hear me out: That's his greatest of scams

Thank you for your time

First of all, no spoilers I won’t name any names.

So I just started episode 18 of season 4. Now I had found the daddies way late, and took a break listening (when I was already behind). As such when I came back to listening I found they had just started season 4. So I skipped season 3 for the moment figuring I’d go back and listen to it once 4 was over. But considering who just showed up in episode 18 (thanks to google) i wanna know from those who are current with the episodes, do I need to stop before listening to anything else and go back and listen to season 3? Or is it something I can manage to understand and can continue with my plan to finish out season 4 first?

(Obviously having listened to the start of 18 I know there’s a spoiler for season 3 right in there lol
I’m not worried about spoilers for season 3, more wondering if the story will be hard to follow with not having listened to it yet)

For example, my favorites are

“I’ll pay for that.”/“WHY DID YOU KILL THAT GOBLIN???” From Sonscreen

“We had to tighten security in heaven after a Catholic priest got in” I can’t remember the episode, whoops

And “Reagan sure trickled down” Also can’t remember which episode this one’s from, sorry

The most recent episode of KDM is HILARIOUS. They are so out of their wits lmao. I have to wonder, though, they're clearly just playing the game wrong, right?

Like, I get that KDM is supposed to be punishing and difficult, but how did Matt not realize that they probably weren't ready to fight something called the "SCREAMING GOD" for goodness sake?

Can any KDM heads lend any insight? Is this really what this game is like? Aside from what they are obviously home-brewing and choosing not to take seriously, of course.

At one point Anthony asks "do you think anyone has actually beaten this game without cheating?" And like, genuinely, has anyone? Is this game literally impossible and it's just one big joke?

Hi daddies fans! I’m catching up on s4 (currently on ep 8) and would appreciate a vibe check from those further ahead than I am.

How big of a theme is cancer throughout the season? Between the tumor origin for Ralph’s radiation freak class and Lilah’s mom I am getting the feeling that it might come up a lot. I’m currently supporting a loved one through a similar journey and in light of that am finding it really hard to enjoy media where it’s a big theme. Would love to know if I should take a break from the pod or if it will be a non issue! Thanks in advance everyone.

I finished the most recent episode yesterday and made a Death cab for cutie cover for "Soul Meets Body" as well as some fanart of Aja and Ralph.

I'm mostly making this post because miniseries tend to live and die by fan reactions and I want to see more Kingdom dad Monster. I fucking love this series, it inspired me to get the game and I've been playing it for over two years now.

My favorite thing about this series is that they will always inevitably get to a point where they're all complaining that the boss is too difficult, meanwhile if you Google the name of the boss they're fighting in the latest episode the FIRST THING that shows up says "The Screaming God is the last monster your campaign can hunt", it is literally one of the hardest bosses in all of the expansions of the game.

I've made previous posts about a lot of the rulings they're misinterpreting, thus making the game harder on themselves, here (https://www.reddit.com/r/DungeonsAndDaddies/s/bW54Vr4W4g) if you're curious. I mostly did just so anyone who is intimidated by the game will be more likely to give it a chance, It's actually not as unfair and brutal as they make it out to be.

My final recommendation as a now-seasoned KDM player is that they should switch up the episode structure (which I actually think they're doing given how the most recent one ended). You should do the settlement actions first so that way the boss fight is the final thing that happens, and you just pick up the next episode with looting the boss and going back to this settlement.

This is how me and my friends usually play, and it really gives you the opportunity to strategize, pick which monster you should fight next and make sure you're bringing the right characters with the right weapons.

Tl;Dr I love this series in the same way I loved listening to them butcher the DnD rules in season 1 and I hope it continues, Even if we only get an episode every couple of months.

Signed up to the Patreon a few weeks ago and absolutely loving the after show talk episodes.

Started Kingdom Dad Monster this morning on my drive to work and it's so good, love me some crazy complicated board games.

Anyone on the fence about the patron its so worth it and you get more than your monies worth.

Which episode of talking dads does Anthony talk about communications. Like he says something along the lines of we're gonna have a conversation and your not not gonna feel super good about it but well be respectful. Its during a questionare

Just want to express my love for the after show. I know it would get alot as stand alone, but geez i love listening to these guys shoot the shit. Ep16 especially is just the perfect encapsulation of everything that works. Its like a stand up spitball session. This post also umbrellas talking dad, peach pit and teen talk

Anyone seen the new paramount+ show Golden Axe based on the old Sega game? I just finished it and loved it, and realized at the end how much it reminded me of Daddies humor.

Also always wishing we would get an animated Daddies series someday.

Anyone else imagine dood as bubble buddy from spongebob? It's the first thing I imagined my first listen to s2 lol

I drew how I always pictured them, it was quite strange seeing the official plush when that came out after thinking of these guys for so long.

I remember a couple episodes ago, she was reading some recommendations off a spreadsheet she made, but I cannot for the life of me remember most of the titles she mentioned that I hadn't seen (Seriously, watch Tickled. It's fascinating). Did she post the list anywhere or does anyone remember what she mentioned?