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The Dyllins are returning from co-playing HUNT(er/ed) to co-GM this game of Dragon Age.

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Kappa and Haley are back after their performances in the ENnie-nominated DIE RPG show that launched our network, "Replay."

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Follow us anywhere you grab your podcasts to get ready for the release of In Darkness Eternal, and while you are there check out our other award winning AP series! cms.megaphone.fm/channel/dead...

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Join us for a tale of friendship and loss, of brothers and lovers, of debts unpaid and prayers unheard as our players travel the Deep Roads and face their destiny.

Full shot of a podcast cover.

The title "DRAGON AGE" is prominently displayed in large, stylized, bold orange letters. The letters are a 3D-like effect, with sharp edges and a slightly rough texture. The background features a dark, rocky landscape that looks like a cave or mountain range. The colors are primarily dark blues, grays, and smoky whites.

A small figure, resembling a person, stands on a rocky outcrop within the scenery. The figure is silhouetted.

Beneath the main title, the phrase "IN DARKNESS ETERNAL" is written in smaller, more standard-looking, dark-colored text. The overall visual style is dark, dramatic, and evocative of fantasy, sci-fi, or similar themes.

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In war, victory. In peace, vigilance. In death, sacrifice For our next Dead Ghost production, we partnered with the crew at Patchwork Productions to bring you a tale from the depths as we dive into the Dragon Age RPG by @greenroninpub.bsky.social

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Please consider nominating Lich: - @ericsilver.bsky.social for Best Player, Dungeons and Dragons - Dylan for Best DM and Podcast Host - Best Audio and Sound Design in a Podcast - Best Dungeons and Dragons Series Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/5Fng...

An episode cover for the Dungeons and Dragons podcast "Kill Every Monster" features a stylized image of a Lich, a fictional undead creature.

The Lich is depicted in a large, vibrant red robe with gold trim, and its hands are outstretched. Its face is pale and skin gray and taut. The imagery gives a gothic, fantasy feel.

Overlaid on the image of the Lich is a stylized, vibrant pink and orange text that spells out "LICH" in large, bold letters. The letters have a graphic, almost graffiti-like texture.

Positioned above and slightly to the right of the main design is a smaller, vintage-style, polaroid-like image depicting a light-skinned man in a denim shirt, smiling and looking directly at the viewer. Underneath the man's image are the words "@EL_SILVERO".

The background is a light beige or cream color with a subtle, grid-like pattern reminiscent of graph paper.

At the bottom of the graphic are more stylized letters, this time in a deep purple / violet color, that spell out "KILL EVERY MONSTER." Using the same font style as the "LICH" lettering.

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We were taken on a whimsical journey through "The Loveliest Town To Die In" by Join The Party DM @ericsilver.bsky.social as we explored one of D&D's most fearful monsters, the Lich.

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Please consider nominating Drow: - @sailorsctaustin.bsky.social and @livinaday.bsky.social for Best Players, Dungeons and Dragons - Dylan for Best DM and Podcast Host - Best Audio and Sound Design in a Podcast - Best Dungeons and Dragons Series Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/0N4G...

Cover of the Drow episode for the Dungeons and Dragons podcast Kill Every Monster.

The central focus is the word "DROW" in large, bold, stylized letters, rendered in a gradient of pinks and yellows. This text is layered over a background that appears to be a textured paper, possibly retro-style graph paper, in muted tones of beige and tan.

Surrounding the word "DROW" are various characters.

On the left, there is a figure in light, greyish-purple armor, depicted in a three-quarter view, holding a staff. On the right, a figure in a darker, brownish-grey cloak with similar stylized armor and weapons is present.

Two smaller, inset photographs of people are displayed in vintage, photo frame-like boxes. One photo shows a woman with curly dark brown hair, light skin, and a friendly expression. The other image shows a woman with dark skin, a light sweater, a confident expression.

The words "KILL EVERY MONSTER" are seen in a smaller font below "DROW."

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We were joined by the incredible @sailorsctaustin.bsky.social and @livinaday.bsky.social for a DM-deep-dive into one of Dungeons and Dragons most notorious creations: the Drow.

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We put out some of the best @killeverymonster.com episodes as we wrap up season 4 and get ready for 5!

Full shot of a podcast cover art for the Oblex episode of the Dungeons and Dragons podcast, "Kill Every Monster."

The title "OBLEX" is large, stylized, and in a vibrant, multicolored gradient, primarily pink, purple, and yellow. It's positioned centrally against a background of a stylized, red-orange, viscous substance resembling a monster or creature.

A central figure, a female character in a brown and teal outfit, is within a fiery-red, pulsating mass, surrounded by similar creatures and skulls.

In a smaller, inset "polaroid-style" frame, is a portrait of featured guest Diana Fay. She is smiling, and has long light brown hair.

Small purple dice symbols are scattered at the bottom of the poster, creating a visual reference to dice commonly found in roleplaying games.

Below the title "OBLEX" is the text "KILL EVERY MONSTER" in a similar, stylized font but in smaller letters. The overall style is vibrant, dynamic, and designed for a gaming audience.

Cover of the Kill Every Monster episode for Giants, featuring a Storm Giant casting a lighting bolt from their hand and a Stone Giant in the background carrying a club.

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Please consider nominating Mars Colony for: - Best Series - Best GM, Indie: Alex Boer - Best Player, Indie: Aram Vartian - Best Cover Art - Best Audio and Sound Design in a Podcast Listen to Mars Colony here: open.spotify.com/episode/2Es3...

Full shot of cover art for the podcast "Mars Colony."

The background is a vibrant, reddish-orange landscape that resembles the surface of Mars, with rolling hills and a slightly dusty terrain. The color is a consistent, warm tone.

Large, capitalized, stylized white letters spell out "MARS" across the upper portion of the image. The letters are blocky and have a somewhat angular, almost geometric appearance.

A figure, appearing to be an astronaut in a spacesuit, is centered and positioned slightly below the "MARS" text. The suit is light brownish-gray, showing detailed equipment and straps, suggesting a practical and functional design. The astronaut is walking across the dusty Martian surface. A radio antenna protrudes from the backpack of the astronaut.

Below, the words "COLONY" are displayed, also in a capitalized, stylized white font. The words share a similar angular aesthetic as the "MARS" lettering

The overall impression is that of a science fiction or space exploration theme. The colors and the imagery evoke the concept of a Martian colony.

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GMing wizard @gmalex.bsky.social joined @aramvartian.com for Mars Colony, a series about a tech-trillionaire named Kelly Perkins who convinces mankind to colonize the red planet long before we were ever ready to do so.

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Please consider nominating our HUNT(er/ed) one-shot for: - Best One-Shot - Best Player, Indie: Superdillin - Best Audio and Sound Design in a Podcast Listen to the one-shot here: open.spotify.com/episode/5shT...

Full-shot promotional image for a game titled "HUNT(ER/ED)."

A large, stylized, dark-colored, wolf-like creature, possibly a monster or mythical beast, is prominently featured in the foreground and background. Its fur appears dark gray to black, and its eyes glow an intense orange. It is in a dynamic pose, suggestive of motion and aggression. The creature seems to be leaping or attacking, filling much of the visible space in the background.

Overlaid on the creature and the background, there is a large orange splash or stylized graphic element, which holds the title of the game "HUNT(ER/ED)" in a bold, stylized font. The words "HUNT(ER/ED)" are in a capitalized, sans-serif font. An illustration of a sword is incorporated into the graphic design, positioned vertically within the "HUNT(ER/ED)" title layout. A stylized arrowhead rests vertically below the sword illustration, contributing to the graphic's thematic appearance. In the lower portion of the orange graphic area, there's a small caption beneath the game title. It reads "A Game by Dillin Apelyan and Meghan Cross." The bottom-most portion of the image displays the name "DEAD GHOST PRODUCTIONS," in a solid sans-serif font below the orange graphic elements.

The background is a stylized, muted, bluish-gray palette, contrasting with the orange graphic elements and the dark creature. An icy texture is suggested in the background, possibly snow or ice, with patches of white and a diffused grayish tint. Blood is indicated in a few drips or smears which reinforces a sense of drama and action and also add to the tone of aggression and peril.

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The Dyllins came together for a spooky one-shot with @djmalenfant.bsky.social as the monster using the amazing new HUNT(er/ed) system by @meghanlynnftw.bsky.social and @superdillin.bsky.social.

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Dead Ghost @deadghostpro.com · 01/02/2025

The @critawards.bsky.social nominations are live! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... We would be very grateful it if you considered nominating the shows we make and the people who make them.

A vibrant poster or promotional image for Dead Ghost and Kill Every Monster. The background is an orange-toned landscape reminiscent of Mars, with undulations in the terrain. Overlaid on the background are various images in the style of polaroid photographs. These show the faces of podcast hosts and participants. The images are framed and positioned in a grid-like arrangement.

There are numerous text elements throughout the image. Large text prominently displays titles such as "HUNT(ER/ED)," "MARS COLONY," and "KILL EVERY MONSTER." Smaller text lists awards or categories, including "BEST ONE SHOT," "BEST SERIES," "BEST GAME MASTER," "BEST PLAYER," "BEST AUDIO AND SOUND DESIGN," and others, specifically highlighting the recognition of various individuals and podcasts.

The design includes a graphic of a purple and black octopus or similar supernatural creature, and contains large numbers "XX" over the character’s eyes.

The overall impression is a promotional piece for podcast awards and recognition, showcasing the podcast's creators and their accomplishments.

Best One Shot
Hunt(Er/Ed)

Best Series
Mars Colony

Best Legacy Podcast
Kill Every Monster

Best Up And Coming Podcast
Dead Ghost

Best Game Master (Indie)
Alex Boer. Mars Colony

Best Player (Indie)
Superdillin, Hunt(Er/Ed)

Best Audio And Sound Design
Aram Vartian

Best Villain In An AP
Aram Vartian, Kill Every Monster

Best Dungeon Master
Dylan Malenfant, Kill Every Monster

Best Podcast Host
Dylan Malenfant, Kill Every Monster

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Join us for a marathon of all three episodes February 8th starting at 5pm EST.

Full-page promotional poster or advertisement for the podcast “MARS COLONY.”

The poster's background is a deep, reddish-orange, simulating the Martian landscape, with large, bold, stylized text that reads "MARS COLONY" in a prominent font.

There are various sections or panels of information, including:

Top Section: "JOIN US FOR A MARATHON AND FINALE OF" with the large title "MARS COLONY," set against the Martian landscape.

Arrival section (center-left): 5PM EST “ARRIVAL" Mankind went to mars long before we were ready, and the architect of that plan is now headed to the red planet. An image of a Mars rover is visible.

Middle Section (center-right): 6:30PM EST “LUCI” Tech trillionaire Kelly Perkins
struggles to rescue the dying Mars Colony as a rogue AI threatens all he has built.

Bottom section (bottom-left): Text detailing an 8PM EST “ELECTION" Kelly tries to put his plans into action while being stymied by the president of Mars Alliance. A figure in a spacesuit is featured in this section.

Date and Website: "FEBRUARY 8th" with the website address "DEADGHOSTPRO.COM."
The color scheme is predominantly red, orange, and beige tones, with accents of bright white and light gray for the text elements, giving a dramatic and sci-fi aesthetic.

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We enjoyed a lot of growth across the board, and shared company with some big names (and good friends @unpreparedcasters.bsky.social). Thank you all for listening to and sharing our shows!

A Spotify Wrapped card showing Dead Ghost Productions had:
+119% listener growth
+351% streaming growth
+218% follower growth

A Spotify Wrapped card showing Dead Ghost Productions' listeners also loved Not Another D&D Podcast, Unprepared Casters, and Critical Role.

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We had a big jump in followers this year (218%!), and we can't wait to show you all what we have planned in 2025.

A Spotify Wrapped card showing that we have 218% growth in followers for 2024 and an average listener rating of 4.9

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Thank you to all of our new listeners in 2024!

A Spotify Wrapped card for Dead Ghost Productions that shows we have a 55% increase in listeners this year.

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