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The overwhelming majority of Let’s Plays are recordings of computer and video games. Let’s Plays are videos where one or more people record themselves playing a game and post it online. Dungeons and Dragons is the most famous example of this type of game. Many RPGs are computer games but we’re going to be talking about tabletop or pen and paper RPGs in this article: games that happen around a table and rely on writing things down, rolling dice, and acting out scenes. Most have rules for taking damage, increasing your character’s power or skills, and completing any number of tasks or challenges. Games where you take on the role of a character in pretty much any world or setting you can imagine. RPGsare roleplaying games (no, not THAT kind of roleplay). In case you’re new to either of these things: This month’s article is the first part of a massive roundup of RPG Let’s Plays. Other channels are available as well, these are just the ones I like enough to geek out over in a blog article. Other platforms such as Twitch or iTunes are available I just don’t know them as well as I do YouTube. YouTube is not a perfect platform, as many YouTubers will tell you. This article isn’t sponsored by YouTube, Google, or any of the featured channels in any way.

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(If the sea was full of flying fish that kept on jumping in your face with unskippable adverts painted on their scaly bodies and passing sailors trying to give you beauty tips.) So let me help you out by drawing your attention to some of the best channels and YouTubers I’ve discovered over the years.ĭisclaimer. Still, managing to dig out the channels that cater to your own SFF needs can be a bit like panning for gold in the sea. Whatever your interests are, there’s probably at least one channel out there for you. It’s also a vast and barely-explored wilderness full of content that ranges from dynamic to dire. YouTube is an app, a website, and a cultural phenomenon.