From miniatures to minotaurs, the cast and crew relay what it takes to make Fantasy High a reality.

A behind-the-scenes look at the "bad" guys of Bloodkeep.

The Bad Kids plus special guest Brian David Gilbert return to Aguefort for a brand new chapter.

Ify Nwadiwe, Amy Vorpahl, & Erika Ishii join Brennan to discuss the big moves & ships of the season.

Matthew Mercer, Rekha, & Trapp join Brennan to discuss all the surprises and challenges of the show.

An epic Druid birthday party is more than the Bad Kids bargained for. Special guest Griffin McElroy.

Emily, Murph, and Michael Schaubach join Brennan to recap episodes 9 & 10 and talk D20 crossovers.

Lou Wilson and designer Rick Perry join Brennan to recap episodes 11 & 12 and talk PC resurrection.

Zac Oyama & Ally Beardsley join Brennan to recap episodes 13 & 14 and talk high school & home games.

Siobhan Thompson & Lou Wilson join Brennan to recap episodes 15 & 16 and pick their favorite NPCs.

Hear from the man behind it all as Brennan talks about NPCs and life as a professional game master.

Brian Murphy recalls his favorite scenes as Kugrash the rat, from hairy babies to juicy cockroaches.

Ally Beardsley talks about playing Pete the Plug, wild magic surges, & how insomnia inspired them.

Zac Oyama gets into good guy paladin Ricky Matsui and reveals which cast member saved him the most.

Siobhan Thompson dishes on playing the Broadway diva bard Misty, fighting for her life, and Moore.

Lou Wilson talks about the inspiration for Kingston Brown, favorite moments, & that final battle.

Emily Axford shares her experience playing as Sofia Bicicleta, the monk from Staten Island.

Editors Noah Diamond and Erin Hassidim discuss the show's sound effects, music, and more.

Production designer Rick Perry & his team welcome you into their workshop where the minis are made.

Brennan and the cast of Dimension 20 Live (plus Mike Trapp) take a brief intermission from the campaign before the finale episode to discuss the season, D&D, diversity, and why "Chungledown Bim" is such an upsetting name.

Brennan and the Fantasy High cast talk about the important things: quesadilla cheese, buff old quarterbacks, and more.

The story of how A Crown of Candy came together.

The Bad Kids (minus Fabian) visit the extraplanar college Astral Sea University.

With Ragh returning to Elmville, Fabian, Riz, and Gorgug plan for a night of hijinks.

Brennan and Lou build out the character sheet for Chungledown Bim.

The magical misfits spend Christmas break at Gowpenny, with an unwelcome visitor.

Elaine Lee sits down with her son Brennan to talk about the Starstruck multiverse and muffins.

Brennan and Elaine talk about Brennan's childhood, and being raised to propitiate the monster.

Elaine and Brennan talk escapism and reminisce over an unforgettable D&D campaign.

A peek behind the curtain of Dimension 20's most ambitious and exciting season to date.

Aabria Iyengar hosts a live adventure for the magical miscreants of Aqrabus.

Matthew Mercer explains how he became a part of Dimension 20: The Ravening War.

The cast of Dimension 20: The Ravening War talk about how they created and developed their characters.

Find out how the art team made the world of Dimension 20: The Ravening War a reality.

Take an inside look at Rick Perry’s strange and wonderful life as Creative Producer for Dimension 20.

Need to get caught up before Fantasy High Junior Year airs? We got you covered. Here is a refresher of the story so far of the Bad Kids.

Emily Axford talks about her inspirations for Fig and what to expect for Junior Year.

Ally Beardsley talks about what they want for Kristen and how they've changed as a D&D player.

Zac Oyama talks about Gorgug's journey so far and the pressures of playing D&D on screen.

Siobhan Thompson talks about the differences between her and Adaine and how goofy Junior Year is.

Lou Wilson talks about coming back to Fabian and how he's grown as a D&D player.

Brennan Lee Mulligan talks about what's changed from season 1 of Fantasy High to Junior Year.

The Bad Kids are halfway through their junior year, so it's time to do a rundown of all the outrageous things that have occurred so far in a mid season recap.

Learn from the creative minds of Dimension 20 how Fantasy High: Junior Year was made.