Dungeon Majesty, A Live Action D&D Public Access TV Show

by Scott Beale on January 3, 2008 · 6 comments

All of this recent Dungeons & Dragons nostalgia made me think of Dungeon Majesty, a hilarious public access cable television show from 2004 produced by Telefantasy Studios where four women play D&D and act out the various battle scenes with ridiculous green screen effects. I love the animations of the monsters they encounter.

Here’s the original trailer. Episodes of Dungeon Majesty are available on DVD and can now be viewed YouTube as well. Natural 20!

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1 sean savage January 3, 2008 at 11:32 am

Holy shiite this is so hilarious.. Best part of it is the soundtrack, “period music” from those days long ago when everyone was playing D+D. True story, my mother ran a little toy store that sold a ton of D+D figurines, books, game packs etc. Weird times…

The only thing that throws it off is to have 4 women playing. It always seemed to be a big group of ubernerd boys and maybe a nerdy girl joining in once in a blue moon..

Thanks for the flashbacks Scott

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2 Bonnie January 3, 2008 at 12:06 pm

I REALLY wish G4 or Comedy Central would do Celebrity D&D like they did with Celebrity Poker. I want Jack Black and Seth Green to show their dice skills now!

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3 Fenriz January 4, 2008 at 3:40 pm

AWESOME.

You’re right Sean… how did they get four girls to play D&D?

That’ certainly something my D&D group never figured out.

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4 Daniel May 3, 2008 at 6:52 pm

My girlfriend’s the one wanting to try it out for me, and so, me an her and another friend of mine are all going to try it out.

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5 pilch August 5, 2009 at 9:13 am

we’re still talking about D&D yeah? She’s not asking you to dress up as a policeman or something? :D

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