Discuss the story of the origins of the Dimension 20 cast dungeons and Dragons

The garden gauntlet features dungeon masters Brennan Lee Mulligan, Emily Axford and Ally… a real play month with the big name. The key role ended the third dungeon and Dragons campaign in a massive eight-hour finale. Dimension 20 comes out of a live show sold out at Madison Square Garden. Both shows are filming their stories on the road this year. In a key role, suspensions are planned to celebrate their 10th anniversary in Chicago, Sydney, Melbourne, Indianapolis and New York City. Dimension 20 brings the best characters to Hollywood, Seattle and Las Vegas after conquering New York City last month. I was in the garden gauntlet and was able to interview some of the cast members before the show. I talked with Brennan Lee Mulligan, Ally Beardsley, Zach Oyama and Lou Wilson about the beginning of the play of the Dungeons and Dragons and how New York City is the perfect fantasy role to play the game. . Mulligan chose the sleepless city as the storyline to use in the show. This has resulted in high D&D fantasy combining the history and place of real life in New York. While this kind of world may be more fun to explore, it can be difficult to balance real-world experiences with fantasy adventures. “The idea embryo fused fantasy and reality together, mulligan was a love for the New York border, which is a magical respect to the literal description of it. It's the best way to reduce the depth of emotions you have. “Mulligan is the central figure who brings D&D to the lives of his fellow cast members. His theatrical dungeon mastering style has grown dimensions 20 to one of the most successful shows of dropouts. But it shows that he is willing to run with wild ideas, while also cultivating players who have never rolled 20 dice in their previous lives. “My D&D stories start out improvising like everyone on this team,” says Beardsley. “I'm working on my first LA comedy. My colleague said, 'I want to make a D&D show, are you there?” I've never played it before and Brennan said, 'It's okay You're going to be really amazing.” So my first game of D&D has been recorded and that's the first episode of Dimension 20. “I wanted to play D&D for the rest of my life,” Wilson said. “I used to go to Barnes & Noble and look at the Monster manual. I wasn't ideal what was going on, but I loved photography. When I moved to LA after college, I was liked. I got serious about it. I found one DM, we gathered and played. Soon, I was having a philosophical conversation about slavery, because it was in the world. Because it existed. I left D&D a little bit. Then I asked the girl on a date. She said no, but was asked to join the improvisation team. I was on a team Brennan I met Lee Mulligan. I told him about my dreams. He said he wanted to run it for me and all I had to do was bring a snack. All I had to do was come.” “I was my birthday, my birthday at Siobang (Thompson's) birthday party,” Oyama said. “Me and Siobhan worked a bit in college humor. She knew other people in the New York comedy scene that was at this birthday party. I was a member of Brennan, Siobhan, and Emily (Axford). ), turned into a conversation where Murph (Brian Murphy) talks about playing D&D. It seemed intrigued. We started a home game with that crew. What we've played so far. I was shocked that there were no fantasy things and grew up playing RPGs like Final Fantasy VII. I probably played the first half of Final Fantasy VII like 30 times. I did. When I started this home game it only hit all my interests. I couldn't make my first DM better than Brennan.”