YOU'VE GOT TO BE CRITTING ME

A Chaotic & Funny Dungeons & Dragons Actual Play Podcast

Discover a hilarious, heartfelt, and unpredictable actual play podcast where epic D&D adventures collide with improv comedy.

What Is You’ve Got to Be Critting Me?

You’ve Got to Be Critting Me is a Dungeons & Dragons actual play podcast that blends immersive storytelling, laugh-out-loud improv, and cinematic soundscapes. Every other Monday, our adventuring party dives deeper into the world of Kyranda; a land full of danger, mystery, and unforgettable NPCs.

If you love shows like Hello from the Magic Tavern or The Adventure Zone, this fantasy comedy drama podcast will feel right at home in your queue.

Why Listen to Our D&D Podcast?

Authentic D&D gameplay – Every dice roll shapes the story in real time.
Improvised comedy – Chaotic player banter keeps every episode funny and fresh.
Epic fantasy story arcs – From cursed artifacts to giant-sized battles, the stakes grow bigger every episode.
Accessible for all – Perfect for D&D veterans and newcomers curious about actual play podcasts.

MEET THE CAST

Travis (Malcius Sorrow)

A crimson-skinned tiefling bard with flair for the dramatic. Off-mic, Travis is the show’s editor, sound designer, and social media lead. With almost 2 decades as a TV videographer, he brings a storyteller’s eye to every scene.

Morgan (Sefi)

The towering goliath fighter whose scars and dual blades are only matched by her loyalty to the party. Morgan’s roleplay adds grit and heart in equal measure.

Nick (Thormir Moonsight)

Playing the war-hammer wielding dwarf druid, Nick brings humor, warmth, and surprising ferocity to the table, especially in wildshape.

Bryce (Todd Van Wyk)

A half-elf rogue masked in mystery (and accompanied by a rat). Bryce leans into Todd’s sharp wit and secrets, giving the party its edge.

Jeff (Dungeon Master)

The storyteller behind the world of Kyranda. Jeff balances humor, drama, and deep lore, guiding the party through their perilous, and often ridiculous, journey.

What Makes This Actual Play Podcast Different?

Unlike many TTRPG podcasts, You’ve Got to Be Critting Me combines:

- Cinematic audio with custom sound effects and music
- Long-form story arcs mixed with stand-alone funny moments
- Player chemistry that turns every session into a comedy show

Whether you’re here for the dice, the drama, or the dumb decisions, we’ve got you covered.