72 episodes
The Travel Log The Travel Log
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4.7 • 13 Ratings
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The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun, week by week, town by town. Hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart cover the lore of every location on the canonical Faerun map starting in Turmish.
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Noanar's Hold
The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun, week by week, town by town. Hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart cover Noanar's Hold and The Lost Peaks! They provide lore for DMs and Players as well as suggestions of encounters you can run in the areas covered. Think of it as the audiobook for your session prep.
Song by: "Around the Fire" by Blood and Dust (blood-and-dust.bandcamp.com/)
Logo Design by: Lily Lavin
Logo Text by: Lizbeth Poirier
Follow us @DndTravellog on Twitter.
And @Awweheck on instagram for amazing art.
Faerun and Dungeon and Dragons are property of Wizards of the Coasts. The lore for today's episode was from "Volo's Guide to the North", "The North" and "Storm King's Thunder" by Wizards of the Coast. -
Yartar
The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun, week by week, town by town. Hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart cover Yartar! They provide lore for DMs and Players as well as suggestions of encounters you can run in the areas covered. Think of it as the audiobook for your session prep.
Song by: "Around the Fire" by Blood and Dust (blood-and-dust.bandcamp.com/)
Logo Design by: Lily Lavin
Logo Text by: Lizbeth Poirier
Follow us @DndTravellog on Twitter.
And @Awweheck on instagram for amazing art.
Faerun and Dungeon and Dragons are property of Wizards of the Coasts. The lore for today's episode was from "Volo's Guide to the North", "Baldur's Gate 3" and "Storm King's Thunder" by Wizards of the Coast. -
Mere of Dead Men
The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun, week by week, town by town. Hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart cover The Mere of Dead Men. They provide lore for DMs and Players as well as suggestions of encounters you can run in the areas covered. Think of it as the audiobook for your session prep.
Song by: "Around the Fire" by Blood and Dust (blood-and-dust.bandcamp.com/)
Logo Design by: Lily Lavin
Logo Text by: Lizbeth Poirier
Follow us @DndTravellog on Twitter.
And @Awweheck on instagram for amazing art.
Faerun and Dungeon and Dragons are property of Wizards of the Coasts. The lore for today's episode was from "Volo's Guide to the North", "Dragon Magazine" and "Storm King's Thunder" by Wizards of the Coast. -
The Dessarin Valley
The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun, week by week, town by town. Hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart cover The Dessarin Valley and Old Gnaw Bones. They provide lore for DMs and Players as well as suggestions of encounters you can run in the areas covered. Think of it as the audiobook for your session prep.
Song by: "Around the Fire" by Blood and Dust (blood-and-dust.bandcamp.com/)
Logo Design by: Lily Lavin
Logo Text by: Lizbeth Poirier
Follow us @DndTravellog on Twitter.
And @Awweheck on instagram for amazing art.
Faerun and Dungeon and Dragons are property of Wizards of the Coasts. The lore for today's episode was from "Volo's Guide to the North", "Princes of the Apocalypses" and "Storm King's Thunder" by Wizards of the Coast. -
Special Edition: Technology ft. Ken Liu
The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun. This week, on a special edition, hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart are joined by the award-winning writer Ken Liu to discuss technology, what it means and how it affects worldbuilding. They provide lore for DMs and Players as well as suggestions of encounters you can run in the areas covered. Think of it as the audiobook for your session prep.
Check out Ken's final book in the Dandelion Dynasty series, Speaking Bones, out now!
Song by: "Around the Fire" by Blood and Dust (blood-and-dust.bandcamp.com/)
Logo Design by: Lily Lavin
Logo Text by: Lizbeth Poirier
Follow us @DndTravellog on Twitter.
And @Awweheck on instagram for amazing art.
Faerun and Dungeon and Dragons are property of Wizards of the Coasts. The lore for today's episode was from "Volo's Guide to the North", and "Princes of the Apocolypse" by Wizards of the Coast. -
Red Larch
The Travel log sets out to explore the world of Faerun, week by week, town by town. Hosts Lily Lavin and Steven Hoffart cover Red Larch and the Sumber Hills. They provide lore for DMs and Players as well as suggestions of encounters you can run in the areas covered. Think of it as the audiobook for your session prep.
Song by: "Around the Fire" by Blood and Dust (blood-and-dust.bandcamp.com/)
Logo Design by: Lily Lavin
Logo Text by: Lizbeth Poirier
Follow us @DndTravellog on Twitter.
And @Awweheck on instagram for amazing art.
Faerun and Dungeon and Dragons are property of Wizards of the Coasts. The lore for today's episode was from "Volo's Guide to the North", and "Princes of the Apocolypse" by Wizards of the Coast.
Customer Reviews
Saved my Campaign
This podcast helped me compile my adventures in the sword coast. It provided me with an excellent base and countless options for my players. Also I like to re-listen to some before I sit and write out my next session. So entertaining and awesomely researched!
An excellent tour of the Realms!
Two hosts with great chemistry delve into the decades of canonical lore all across Toril, the world of the Forgotten Realms setting for D&D. Steve and Lily do a fantastic job of bringing new light to long-forgotten bits of the world — they touch on old favorites like the towns of the Sword Coast, of course, but also delve into places only found in the older editions of the game like Turmish or the Moonshaes. They’ve had some great guests on as well to discuss areas of the world that could benefit from different perspectives.
For each location, in addition to the lore deep-dives, they also suggest plot ideas for GMs and character ideas for players, so there is legitimately something for everyone. Highly recommended!
An interesting concept!
Haven’t really seen an idea like this before for a DnD podcast. I don’t know a lot about canonical lore, so it’s interesting to hear just how expansive it is. Follow hosts Lily and Steven as they dive into the different locations of Faerun! An easy listen and a nice change of pace.